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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk: The Physics of Music - Without the Equations
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Elmer Lewis: “The Physics of Music—Without the Equations” \nHave you ever wondered why lower pitched instruments are larger than higher pitched ones? Why are 10 violins not twice as loud as five? And why do several sound different – not just louder – than one? Why does a horn sound different – not just louder – than a violin? Why does it matter in which key music is written? That is a tough question because there are many interacting reasons. \nIn this talk\, we will attempt to answer these questions and others using simple graphs and pictures. We will examine the nature of sound waves. We will consider how they form on strings and in tubes of musical instruments\, before propagating to where they are processed by the human ear. We will explore how a sound wave’s amplitude\, wavelength\, and harmonics determine an instrument’s volume\, pitch\, and timbre. If time permits\, we will pay homage to some great physicist-musicians: Pythagoras\, Galileo\, and Einstein.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-the-physics-of-music-without-the-equations/
LOCATION:The Clearing Folk School – Schoolhouse\, 12103 Garrett Bay Rd\, Ellison Bay\, WI\, 54210
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk: Music and Revolution: 1789\, 1848\, 1917
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Peter Conroy: “Music and Revolution: 1789\, 1848\, 1917” \nDr. Conroy’s presentation is about the connection between music and revolutions. This is not\, however\, a close or tight connection. There is no direct link between music and politics except perhaps rock and roll as the Czech playwright Tom Stoppard maintained. Oh\, you think he’s British just because he wrote Rosencrantz and Guildenstern among other hits. But he spoke from behind the Iron Curtain. Different cultures\, different opinions\, as Pascal said. \nThe connections are indirect and subtle. There are ranges of influence. There is no direct link between political and social revolutions and the music of the same period. Yet\, there are tangents\, points at which the two separate spheres make contact. \nDr. Conroy will talk about three major revolutions: the French revolution of 1789 and the Russian revolution of 1917. But he will concentrate on the less known revolution of 1848. \nAfter the social and political upheaval caused by the French Revolution and the Napoleonic wars\, Europe tried to re-establish the aristocratic\, monarchial hegemony that had existed previously. This effort failed spectacularly in 1848\, when civil unrest\, uprisings\, and bloody violence in the streets swept over the major cities of Europe. \nBefore 1848\, empires like the Holy Roman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire encompassed huge populations. By 1848\, however\, these populations had developed a new consciousness: nationalism. People formerly under one single ruler now felt they were different\, unique. They had their own culture\, their own ethnicity\, their own history. And they wanted to express it. \nThis sentiment overflowed into music. We usually recognize it in what we call programmatic music and also in dance. To buttress his case\, he plans to evoke composers and compositions that you know quite well. He hopes you will see – and more importantly – hear them in a new way. \nFrom Beaumarchais to Bartok\, from Brahms to Victor Emmanuel II Rei d’Italia\, from the Grimm Bothers to Richard Wagner\, from Aran Coplan to Fredy Grofé\, he argues that music and revolutions can have sympathetic affinities.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-music-and-revolution-1789-1848-1917/
LOCATION:Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County\, 10341 Water Street HWY 42\, Ephraim\, WI\, 54211
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk: Experience the Healing Power of Sound
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Maja Jurisic: Experience the Sound of the Fibonacci Sequence \nUsing crystal alchemy bowls and tuning forks to create the intervals\, Dr. Maja Jurisic invites you to experience the Fibonacci sequence as a sound journey at the Midsummer’s Music Coffee Talk at 1 PM on June 21st at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Ephraim. \nItalian mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci popularized a simple sequence of numbers where each number is the sum of the preceding two (0\, 1\, 1\, 2\, 3\, 5\, 8\, etc.) This sequence of numbers is still not completely understood and has a mystical allure\, as it manifests in diverse and complex ways\, both in theoretical mathematics\, and in the real world. \nIt appears in various natural phenomena (e.g.\, the arrangement of seeds in sunflowers\, the spirals of pinecones\, the arrangement of leaves on stems\, etc.). It’s also a fundamental part of mathematical structures\, is used in engineering and space exploration\, and is even applied in financial markets to identify potential market turning points and interest levels. And the golden ratio\, the relationship between two numbers that are next to each other in the Fibonacci sequence (dividing the larger one by the smaller one)\, has been used by artists and architects to create visually pleasing and harmonious compositions. \nThere is some research showing that the frequencies of the intervals of the Fibonacci sequence can shift our vibrational states of being by resonating with the pathway of consciousness from the pituitary axis (a system of endocrine gland pathways involved in managing our stress response) to the pineal gland (called the “third eye” in some spiritual traditions). These frequencies can open gateways that allow us to explore higher states of consciousness\, and have been used for enhancing creativity\, overcoming addictions and healing traumas. \nAll curious and willing passengers are welcome to join us for this Fibonacci frequency journey\, free of chemicals\, but riding high on sound. \n 
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-experience-the-healing-power-of-sound/
LOCATION:Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County\, 10341 Water Street HWY 42\, Ephraim\, WI\, 54211
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk: J.S. Bach Reimagined: Generations of Transcriptions with Will Healy\, Composer-in-Residence
DESCRIPTION:Coffee Talks are free\, engaging\, informal lectures on music topics by MM ensemble members\, staff\, and friends. \nFor hundreds of years\, composers have been taking the works of J.S. Bach and inspiring new creations for piano\, orchestra\, and countless other configurations of acoustic and electric instruments. In this Midsummer’s Coffee Talk\, Composer-in-Residence Will Healy will perform and discuss some of the most stunning transcriptions of Bach’s work\, from Rachmaninoff’s version of the “Preludio for Violin” to Franz Liszt’s setting of the A Minor Organ Prelude and Fugue. He will also give a sneak preview of his “Fantasy on Wachet Auf”\, which will be performed at the “Bach to the Future” concerts on July 18th\, 19th\, and 21st. \nSeating is limited. Please reserve your free tickets.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-will-healy-composer-in-residence/
LOCATION:Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church\, 11836 WI-42\, Ellison Bay\, WI\, 54210
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk: Impressionism and Depression: Music and Society in France 1870–1914 with Peter Conroy\, PhD
DESCRIPTION:Coffee Talks are free\, engaging\, informal lectures on music topics by MM ensemble members\, staff\, and friends. \nWe will examine the political and social situation in France from 1871 to 1914. This was the “Belle Epoque\,” a crucial period of progress\, prosperity\, and innovation in French technology\, painting\, and music. The Eiffel Tower and the Impressionists. The Dreyfus Affaire and Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes. The trajectory from Mallarme’s “Afternoon of a Faun” through Debussy’s “Prelude” to Nijinsky’s scandalous ballet. \nPeter Conroy is Emeritus Professor of French at the University of Illinois\, Chicago where he taught for 34 years and served two terms as department chair. He has written four books of literary criticism and translated one book about writing modern French history.\nHe has published over 40 articles in scholarly journals and presented 50 or more papers at international conferences in North America and Europe. In the Chicago area\, he has made presentations on French history and literature to the Alliance Francaise\, the Chicago Literary Club\, the International Women Associates\, and Phy Sigma of Oak Park\, among others. He also regularly leads discussions of French books\, fiction and non-fiction\, as well as movies. \nHe spends summers in Fish Creek\, Door County\, with his wife Beverly Ann. \nSeating is limited. Please reserve your free tickets.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-impressionism-and-depression-music-and-society-in-france-1870-1914-with-peter-conroy-phd/
LOCATION:Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County\, 10341 Water Street HWY 42\, Ephraim\, WI\, 54211
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk: The Healing Power of Sound with Maja Jurisic\, MD
DESCRIPTION:Coffee Talks are free\, engaging\, informal lectures on music topics by MM ensemble members\, staff\, and friends. \nFrom time immemorial\, people have intuitively felt that sound promotes healing. For centuries\, chants\, songs\, and various instruments have been used to restore harmony of body\, mind and spirit. Nowadays\, Midsummer’s Music lovers have experienced the health-promoting frequencies of glorious music every time they’ve attended a concert.  \nScience is finally providing evidence for this intuition. Physicists have shown that everything is in a state of vibration\, including our bodies. Albert Einstein wrote\, “We are slowed down sound and light waves\, a walking bundle of frequencies tuned to the cosmos.”  \nVibrations passing through matter in the form of waves are what we experience as sound. Even frequencies that are too high or low for the human ear are registered as vibrations in our bodies. We pick up audible and inaudible sounds all the way down to a cellular level. Researchers at Columbia found that cilia (antenna-like structures on our cell membranes) quiver like tuning forks\, and vibrations in the environment (sounds) cause the cells to change shape. This has been linked to conditions as wide-ranging as arthritis\, heart failure and cancer. Sound medicine is being incorporated into services provided by an increasing number of hospitals\, such as the Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins.  \nDr. Maja has long believed that the mechanistic model of health she learned in medical school is too narrow. She has found that sound offers a pathway to inner balance that is accessible to everyone and loves to share the science and art of sound healing.  \nExperience this for yourself as she plays her crystal alchemy singing bowls. And since breath is the language of the body\, learn how to use yours to change your physiologic state (it’s like a superpower you never knew you had). Be ready for some fun toning with the bowls and retune\, refresh and restore body\, mind and spirit as your cells respond to the resonant frequencies of the sounds. Leave feeling reconnected with joy and wonder. \nSeating is limited. Please reserve your free tickets.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-sound-therapy-with-maja-jurisic-md/
LOCATION:Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County\, 10341 Water Street HWY 42\, Ephraim\, WI\, 54211
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk: Music Theory & Appreciation 101 • Sister Bay
DESCRIPTION:Coffee Talk programs are free\, informal presentations on music topics by ensemble members\, staff\, and friends. \nMidsummer’s Executive Director and Assistant Artistic Director Allyson Fleck presents Music Theory and Appreciation 101. \nWould you like to know what an overtone is? How do chords and key signatures affect the sound? What is Giocoso? What are the musicians reading on their sheet music? \nGet the answers to your questions\, and learn much more!
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/topic-tbd/
LOCATION:St. Luke’s Episcopal Church\, 2336 Canterbury Ln\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk with Will Healy\, Composer-in-Residence • Ellison Bay
DESCRIPTION:Coffee Talk programs are free\, informal presentations on music topics by ensemble members\, staff\, and friends.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-healy-composer-in-residence/
LOCATION:Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church\, 11836 WI-42\, Ellison Bay\, WI\, 54210
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk with MM Executive Director Allyson Fleck • Sister Bay
DESCRIPTION:Coffee Talk programs are free\, informal presentations on music topics by ensemble members\, staff\, and friends. \nSupporting Sponsor: 100+ Women Who Care Door County
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-allyson-fleck/
LOCATION:Old Bay Ridge Golf Course\, 2688 S Bay Shore Dr.\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk • Sister Bay
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Composer and Midsummer’s Music Board Member David Utzinger\n2:00pm\, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church\, Sister Bay \nSeating is on a first come\, first served basis. This is not a ticketed event.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-sister-bay/
LOCATION:St. Luke’s Episcopal Church\, 2336 Canterbury Ln\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk • Sturgeon Bay
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Flautist Heather Zinninger Yarmel – Taoism and Alexander Technique in Music: A beginner’s journey to finding greater freedom in music-making\n11:00am\, Margaret Lockwood Gallery\, Sturgeon Bay \nSeating is on a first come\, first served basis. This is not a ticketed event.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-sturgeon-bay/
LOCATION:Margaret Lockwood Gallery\, 7 S 2nd Ave.\, Sturgeon Bay\, WI\, 54235
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk • Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Will Healy – Composer-in-Residence\n2:00pm\, Donald & Carol Kress Pavilion\, Egg Harbor \nSeating is on a first come\, first served basis. This is not a ticketed event.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-egg-harbor/
LOCATION:Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion\, 7845 Church St.\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220621T120000
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk • Fish Creek
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Allyson Fleck and Noah Schaffrick – A Survey of Chamber Music\n11:00am\, Historic Town Hall\, Fish Creek \nSeating is on a first come\, first served basis. This is not a ticketed event.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-fish-creek/
LOCATION:Old Gibraltar Town Hall\, 4176 Maple St\, Fish Creek\, WI\, 54212
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210904T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210904T110000
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk with John Nasukaluk Clare • Kress Pavilion\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Join John Nasukaluk Clare from St. Louis 107.3 Classical and SiriusXM for a thrilling musical discussion.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-john-nasukaluk-clare-kress/
LOCATION:Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion\, 7845 Church St.\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210828T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210828T113000
DTSTAMP:20260423T163021
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk with Quinn Mason • Kress Pavilion\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our free Coffee Talk programs—informal presentations on music topics by our ensemble members and friends. \nQuinn is one of Midsummer’s 2021 Emerging Composers Initiative Fellows. Midsummer’s will play the world premiere of his Door County Concerto during the Make No Small Plans program starting August 26.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-quinn-mason-location/
LOCATION:Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion\, 7845 Church St.\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210717T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210717T110000
DTSTAMP:20260423T163021
CREATED:20210617T152018Z
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk • Paul Frucht at SWY231\, Sturgeon Bay
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our free Coffee Talk programs—informal presentations on music topics by our ensemble members and friends. \nPaul is one of Midsummer’s 2021 Emerging Composers Initiative Fellows. His presentation is called Writing Music for Our Time.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-paul-frucht/
LOCATION:SWY231\, 231 N 3rd Ave.\, Sturgeon Bay\, WI\, 54235\, United States
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210710T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210710T110000
DTSTAMP:20260423T163021
CREATED:20210617T151837Z
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk • Will Healy at Kress Pavilion\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our free Coffee Talk programs—informal presentations on music topics by our ensemble members and friends. \nThe Song I Wanted to Hear: the Music of Will Healy\nWill Healy is the Midsummer’s Music 2021 Composer-in-Residence and will focus on ShoutHouse\, a collective of musicians he founded in New York. The first piece Will wrote for ShoutHouse is “The Song I Wanted to Hear.”
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-healy/
LOCATION:Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion\, 7845 Church St.\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20210703T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20210703T110000
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SUMMARY:Coffee Talk • Jacob Beranek at SWY231\, Sturgeon Bay
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our free Coffee Talk programs—informal presentations on music topics by our ensemble members and friends. \nJacob’s presentation is called American Classical Music Since 1941: A Sampling of 80 Years of Art
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/coffee-talk-jacob-beranek/
LOCATION:SWY231\, 231 N 3rd Ave.\, Sturgeon Bay\, WI\, 54235\, United States
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200729T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20200729T203000
DTSTAMP:20260423T163021
CREATED:20200721T170837Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T200652Z
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SUMMARY:Jacob Beranek: Coffee Talk
DESCRIPTION:Bohuslav Martinů: Revisiting & Reviving\n\n\nDuring this free\, virtual Coffee Talk\, Jacob Beranek\, the Midsummer’s Music Composer-in-Residence\, shares his knowledge about the great Czech composer Bohuslav Martinů. He will also talk about his Piano Trio No. 1\, “Midsummer\,” which Midsummer’s will premiere on August 19.\n\nJacob will also respond to live questions at the end of this streaming event.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/jacob-beranek-coffee-talk/
LOCATION:Online Event\, WI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Coffee Talk,Midsummer's Music
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