Northwest Arkansas’ vast array of musicians never fails to impress. When we heard of Alisha Pattillo, who recently jammed with The Extemporaneous Music Society for Trillium Salon Series, we wanted to know more about her.
"The bottom line for Trillium, and basically anything I do musically, is to highlight diverse perspectives, underrepresented communities and people, and types of people," says Katy Henriksen, founder of the music series that returns with a performance at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. "The whole idea behind the Crystal Bridges partnership is having performances actually in the gallery as opposed to in any kind of concert hall or set up where people can interact with the art and the music at the same time and we can all like connect through art and music."
"The bottom line for Trillium, and basically anything I do musically, is to highlight diverse perspectives, underrepresented communities and people, and types of people," says Katy Henriksen, founder of the music series that returns with a performance at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. "The whole idea behind the Crystal Bridges partnership is having performances actually in the gallery as opposed to in any kind of concert hall or set up where people can interact with the art and the music at the same time and we can all like connect through art and music."