Paradigm Trio offers intimate performance supporting Amazing Earthfest

The Independent

On Saturday, May 2, at 7:30 p.m., Paradigm Trio will perform selections by Debussy, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Bach, and more in a benefit concert for local charitable organization Amazing Earthfest. Man of Two Worlds, a southern Utah arts and entertainment development firm, will present an exclusive night of classical music performed in a private home in Kayenta in support of the ninth annual Amazing Earthfest in Kanab, May 10-16.

“We see this event as an opportunity to celebrate and support Amazing Earthfest,” said Garry Morris, president of Man of Two Worlds. “Their mission to inspire and educate the community to value and advocate for responsible and ethical stewardship of our public lands and their natural resources is a message that is in tune with our personal and professional point of view. As an eco-friendly firm doing business in southern Utah, we understand the impact local companies have on the communities in which we do business. Supporting charitable organizations like Amazing Earthfest is of utmost importance to us and a way for our company to give back to the local community.”

Paradigm Trio is led by violist Joel Rosenberg, a graduate of the Juilliard School of Music and conductor of the American West Symphony in Sandy. Performing with Joel are violinist Linda Ghidossi-DeLuca, also a Juilliard graduate, and pianist Christopher Giles, a former Gina Baucher International Piano Competition Gold Medalist. After the concert, attendees will enjoy light hors d’oeuvres and have the opportunity to meet and mingle with the performers.

A total of 50 tickets for the concert in Kayenta will be available for advance purchase for $30 each at www.manoftwoworlds.com.

Amazing Earthfest, a registered tax-exempt 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit charitable organization, is an annual week-long public festival that celebrates, inspires, and educates residents and visitors to value stewardship of natural and cultural resources on America’s public lands and to explore responsibility to present and future generations. For additional information—or to learn how you can support, volunteer for, or attend the ninth annual Amazing Earthfest to be held May 10-16 in Kanab—please visit www.amazingearthfest.org.