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\n\n\nOn Friday\, August 8 at 7:00 pm at the Temple Congregational Church in Temple\, Electric Earth Concerts will present &ldquo\;Juanito Pascual Trio&rdquo\;. \; Following up last year&rsquo\;s spectacular flamenco evening\, guitarist Pascual returns with bassist Brad Barrett and Jose Moreno\, percussion. play a concert including works ranging from the vibrantly rhythmic and virtuosic to melodic and soul-stirring.
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\nJuanito Pascual is an American-born flamenco guitarist and composer. He formed the Juanito Pascual Trio in 2011.
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\nBrad Barrett is a bassist\, improviser\, and educator. His practice engages the tools of improvisation and southern musical traditions.
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\nJose Moreno is a percussionist\, guitarist\, singer and flamenco dancer.
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\nAdmission is $30\, payable online (www.electricearthconcerts.org
\nSummary Info:
\nConcert: Juanito Pascual Trio
\nDate: Friday\, August 8\, 2025
\nTime: 7:00 pm
\nVenue: Temple Congregational Church
\nGeneral Admission: $30. Students may attend for free.
\nElectricEarthConcerts.org
\n603-499-6216
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\nAbout Electric Earth Concerts:
\nElectric Earth Concerts is a year-round concert series based in the Monadnock Region of southwestern New Hampshire. \; Our name and philosophy are inspired by Beethoven&rsquo\;s words: "\;Music is the electric earth in which the spirit lives\, thinks and invents."\; Beethoven felt that ideas of mysterious and divine origin come to fruition when given voice in the "\;electric"\; language of music\, and Electric Earth Concerts honors his idea that music is fertile ground for the spirit. At the heart of the organization is a desire to make music in an environment alive and open to creative discovery. EEC&rsquo\;s mission is twofold: to present diverse\, challenging\, and often interdisciplinary concerts in acoustically fine locations around the region\, and to bring music to places where it can make a difference &mdash\; to schools\, rehabilitation centers\, and communities for people with disabilities.