The Snowflake High School Orchestra will host a fundraising concert featuring Dr. LeeAnn Morgan at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 25, in the SHS Auditorium. Morgan will be accompanied by Scott Gentry of Show Low. The concert will also include a quartet piece performed by students from SHS.

The concert, A Journey Through Time, will be an enjoyable interactive experience. Some of the featured works include the music of Bach, Mozart and Rachmaninov. Morgan will also be sharing a few pieces from new works.

The SHS Orchestra will have the unique opportunity of being taught by Morgan in a four-hour Master Class on Friday.

Tickets will be available at the door for $5 for adults, $4 for students and $25 for a family. Children 5 and under will be admitted free.

Morgan has performed throughout Europe, the United States and Canada as a soloist, chamber musician and orchestra member, and has performed in several world premieres. She performed extensively in the Northwest and is a former member of the Rhapsonic Piano Trio, Bellevue Philharmonic, Northwest Symphony Orchestra, Utah Chamber Players and Seattle Choral Company Orchestra. She is also a freelance musician, recording artist and active in the new music community.

In addition to performing, Morgan is a respected teacher and coach. She was director of Chamber Music and ensemble coach at the Academy of Music Northwest, Seattle’s premier classical music academy for young performers. She is also a past guest instructor at the University of Washington and is currently on faculty at Brigham Young University.

Morgan received her DMA from the University of Washington and her BMU/MMU from Brigham Young University in Performance, receiving the respected Sardoni Award of Excellence. She completed graduate studies with renowned soloist Helen Callus and revered Dr. David Dalton. At BYU she was awarded a graduate assistantship working with the Primrose Archive (PIVA) and has had several research related articles published. She has served as past president and co-founder of the Seattle Viola Society.