Timothy J. Robblee, Artistic Director & Conductor

The Light of Spring

Join us for an exciting lineup of popular band repertoire, including award-winning Chinese composer Shuying Li’s Kung Fu, whose work explores the different styles and levels of what Kung Fu represents to people in a universal way.

Digital Program

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Shenandoah Conservatory uses digital programs for all performances. In addition to their engaging and accessible design, digital programs are cost effective, environmentally friendly and enable us to create and update our programs more efficiently, which means we can focus our resources on the performances you love! View our digital programs by clicking the button above, scanning the QR code in our venue or texting PROGRAM to (540) 307-2336 at the performance. [Note: Digital programs are best viewed on your mobile or tablet device.]

Lean In & Engage

Q: What are you excited about for audiences to experience?

“I’m excited for audiences to have a varied look at what makes for ‘lighter’ music. There are some familiar transcriptions, a wind ensemble dance piece and a personal look at the broader social constructs of Kung Fu from the rising young composer Shuying Li.”
– Dr. Tim Robblee, conductor

ACCESSIBILITY

Accommodations for disabilities may be arranged by contacting the Box Office at least three days prior to the performance.

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