Euphonist and tubist Matthew Murchison and pianist Dan Sato present Low Frequency Virtuosic Entertainment. All works were written or arranged by Murchison and we even get to hear him play some ukulele.

Dr. Matthew Murchison is a musician. Keep reading for more details. Matthew enjoys a varied career as a performer, composer, arranger, educator, conductor, and producer. Matthew has been called “one of the finest players of his (or any) generation.” He has also been called other things which should not be repeated here.

Matthew was a member of River City Brass in Pittsburgh, PA from 2002-2015 where he was a featured soloist hundreds of times. Matthew has served as producer for album recordings and can be heard on solo, chamber, large ensemble, and rock band albums. He has also been hired to write jokes and perform as the emcee for concerts.

Fueled by a mad, yet pure, love for the art of piano-playing, Dr. Dan Sato enjoys a colorful career as a concert artist, scholar, educator, and chamber musician in high demand.

Described by the legendary American virtuoso, André Watts as a musician of “exuberant spontaneity, deep conviction, and serious compositional understanding,” Dan indulges in a rich career performing solo, chamber music, art song, and operatic repertoire. As a pianist, educator, and researcher, he embodies the motto written on his favorite T-shirt, “88 keys, 10 fingers — no problem.”

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CMM (Civic Morning Musicals) exists to support classically trained musicians and their audiences throughout the Central New York region. It is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization, which produces more than 30 concerts a year and sponsors activities for young musicians.