GALLIMAUFRY: OMFUG in Baltimore

GALLIMAUFRY: OMFUG in Baltimore is an unconventional afternoon concert bringing seven accomplished musicians into An die Musik Live’s intimate listening-room setting. Rather than adhering to a single genre, the program blends concert music, experimental sounds, jazz, funk, theatrical elements, and other deliberately hard-to-classify styles.

The musicians perform works ranging from Afarin Mansouri’s unsettling solo-horn piece *Bewildered* to JacobTV’s amplified saxophone work *Billie* and Hilary Tann’s atmospheric *Like Lightnings*. The program also features individual spotlights before the ensemble comes together in funk- and jazz-influenced arrangements by Cam Millar. The title “OMFUG,” associated with the phrase “Other Music for Uplifting Gourmandizers,” reflects the concert’s adventurous, boundary-free spirit.

When: Saturday, October 24, 2026

Showtime: 2:00 PM Eastern

Venue: An die Musik Live, 409 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21201

Format: In-person concert, with a separate livestream option

Lineup: Shelagh Abate, horn; Elizabeth England, oboe; Jennifer Bill, saxophone; Jonah Kapraff, trumpet; Olivia Malin, trumpet; Katie Valadez, flute; and Matthew Wright, trombone

Program: Works by Afarin Mansouri, JacobTV, and Hilary Tann, along with funk- and jazz-inflected arrangements by Cam Millar

Tickets: In-person admission is $20, or $10 for full-time students with valid identification. The page also lists a $1.50 fee.

Livestream: Online access costs $15. The viewing link is disclosed 15 minutes before the performance and remains active through October 31.

Recording: Attendees receive a link to the concert recording that can be viewed for one week.

Sales: Advance ticket sales close one hour before showtime. Tickets may be available at the door if the performance has not sold out.

Donations: Additional donations are welcome.

Sponsorship: A $300 sponsorship includes ten concert tickets, reserved front-row seats, and an onstage acknowledgment; larger donations receive additional benefits. Sponsorship support goes to the musicians.