WindSync

Program awindsync performed live concert recitals and educational programs in 25 cities across the country reaching over 10,000 audience members total and over 6,000 students in free educational programs in schools. The 2022-2023 season included 12 educational residencies presented by national chamber music partners and universities including the national fischoff chamber music association's ann divine educator award residency in south bend, indiana.program bwindsync presented a series of concerts in its homebase houston, Texas each in unique locations or venues designed to highlight the intersection of chamber music and public spaces. The quintet presented its send-off concert before a recording session in london, uk at abbey road studios at houston brewery and taproom 8th wonder in front of larger than life statues of the beatles by artist, daivd addicks. Additional programming included a meditative concert in the round at live oak friends meeting house timed with dusk and sunset viewed through a james turrell sky space installed in the venue.program cthe project, creative placemaking activities associated with Windsync's annual onstage offstage chamber music festival, focused on economic development and educational enrichment in houston's near northside as well as across the city. With access to world class artists working in classrooms and performing in neighborhood parks, residents of houston's near northside can reimagine their space as one that draws visitors and investment. The activities also showcased the arts as a unique and valuable near northside commodity, featuring the houston youth symphony (hys) coda music program as a growing and authentic piece of the community's fabric. Culminating concerts with the hys coda music program were presented at the wesley community center in near northside and downtown at zilkha hall at the hobby center for the performing arts. Additional activities focused on chamber music coaching and pop-up concert production with students at houston's kinder high school for the performing and visual arts with the first ever concert at the houston farmer's market. April 24-29, 2023 marked the seventh year of the annual onstage offstage chamber music festival. The weeklong event reaches over 2,000 houstonians annually. The 2023 festival included a main stage concert at the match featuring guest artists, yvonne chen, david connor, and rainel joubert as well as a concert at the crain garden presented in partnership with the center for performing arts medicine