The Westerlies live in Chester County

Experience The Westerlies live on September 20th

The Westerlies, a brass quartet renowned for their chamber music approach to jazz and contemporary composition, will perform at the Chester Meeting House on September 20, 2026. The ensemble—comprising two trumpets and two trombones—is recognized for intricate arrangements, a focus on melodic interplay, and explorations of American folk and contemporary classical influences alongside jazz improvisation. Their repertoire often features original compositions and thoughtfully curated arrangements of diverse sources.

Chester Meeting House is a historic Quaker meeting house located in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Established in 1784, it represents a significant example of early American religious architecture and community life. The building is characterized by its simple, unadorned design reflecting Quaker principles of plainness and equality. It remains an active place of worship for the Chester Monthly Meeting, part of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. Beyond religious services, the Meeting House frequently hosts cultural events designed to foster community engagement and preserve its historical legacy. The building’s acoustics are noted for their natural resonance which makes it a suitable venue for musical performances.