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SUMMARY:Autumn Music Fest – Schubert's Death and the Maiden – Pro Arte Quartet • St. Luke's\, Sister Bay
DESCRIPTION:String Quartet in G Major\, Op. 33\, No. 5\, Hob.III:41\, “How do you do?” • Joseph Haydn\nString Quartet No. 14 in D Minor\, D. 810\, “Death and the Maiden” • Franz Schubert \nDavid Perry & Suzanne Beia\, violins\nSally Chisholm\, viola\nParry Karp\, cello \nSponsored by Jim Jaeschke
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/pro-arte-quartet-st-lukes-sister-bay/
LOCATION:St. Luke’s Episcopal Church\, 2336 Canterbury Ln\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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SUMMARY:David Perry\, Jeannie Yu—Chausson Concerto! • Labor Day Gala at Björklunden\, Baileys Harbor
DESCRIPTION:The Gala is presented in memory of long-time MM cheerleader and former board member/Vice President Judy Widen. \nOne of the most dramatic and rapturous works in the literature concludes our season. You will be swept away by Chausson’s surging and impulsive masterwork\, expertly and passionately realized by our soloists\, David Perry\, violin\, and Jeannie Yu\, piano\, framed by our string quartet including Ann Palen\, Dawn Wohn\, Sally Chisholm\, and Cole Randolph. It’s a unique work\, orchestral in concept and monumental in scope. Fellow Frenchman Théodore Dubois’s Quintet\, featuring oboist Lindsay Flowers\, sets the tone with gaiety and élan. You only have two chances to hear this program. We strongly suggest the Gala on Labor Day for all the festivities and fine food to celebrate another glorious season. \n\nOur gala is an opportunity to celebrate the power of music\, while also raising awareness and funds for MM. We believe that music has the power to bring people together and create positive change in the world\, and we hope that this event will inspire and uplift all who attend. Please join us for an unforgettable afternoon of music\, entertainment\, and philanthropy. We look forward to seeing you at Björklunden!\n\nSchedule\n3:00 pm • Wine and appetizers\n4:00 pm • Concert with emcee storyteller Geoffrey Sandler\, activities\, and fundraiser\n6:00 pm • Inspired dinner buffet by Fresh Chefs\n7:30 pm • Conclusion \nSponsorship opportunities are available. Join the party!\nCall Allyson or Koki at 920-854-7088 for details. \n\nQuintet in F Major (1905) • Théodore Dubois\nOboe\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Piano \nConcerto for Violin\, Piano\, and String Quartet\, Op. 21 • Ernest Chausson\nSolo Violin\, Solo Piano\, and String Quartet \n\nWith storyteller emcee Geoffrey Sandler \n\n\nMusicians\nLindsay Flowers\, Oboe\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry\, Ann Palen\, and Dawn Wohn\, Violin\nSally Chisholm\, Viola\nCole Randolph\, Cello \nThank You\, Sponsors:\nPlatinum\nNancy T. and David A. Borghesi Fund\nJean Berkenstock Family Fund\nGould Family Fund\nDianne Trenchard \nGold\nFortifi Bank\nSugar Maple Asset Management \nSilver\nArnold Widen Living Trust in honor of Judy Widen\, of Blessed Memory\, Board Member (2007–2019) \nSupporting\nGeorge & Julie Fiedler \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/david-perry-jeannie-yu-chausson-concerto-labor-day-gala-at-bjorklunden-baileys-harbor/
LOCATION:Björklunden – Vail Hall\, 7590 Boynton Ln\, Baileys Harbor\, WI\, 54202
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240901T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240901T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060150Z
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SUMMARY:Beethoven Septet • Woodwalk Gallery\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Immediately before he wrote his First Symphony\, Beethoven wrote this Septet as a prototype or practice run. He was so ready for the nine symphonies that followed that this Septet became his most popular piece during his lifetime. You could almost call it his Tenth Symphony. Thrill to the full symphonic sound of this work and the Ireland Sextet that precedes it. J.J. Koh (clarinet)\, Judith Farmer (bassoon)\, and Fritz Foss (horn) join our string section led so expertly by David Perry. John Ireland’s colorful and dramatic Sextet for Clarinet\, Horn\, and Strings\, probably inspired by the Beethoven\, is a neglected masterpiece. It’s romantic English charm and colorful and dramatic scoring will make you happy you’ve discovered it. \nSextet (1898) • John Ireland\nClarinet\, Horn\, and String Quartet \nSeptet in E-flat Major\, Op. 20 • Ludwig van Beethoven\nClarinet\, Bassoon\, Horn\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Bass \n\nMusicians\nJJ Koh\, Clarinet\nFritz Foss\, Horn\nJudith Farmer\, Bassoon\nDavid Perry & Ann Palen\, Violin\nSally Chisholm\, Viola\nCole Randolph\, Cello\nJeremy Attanaseo\, Bass \nSponsored by Sandy Zingler \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/beethoven-septet-woodwalk-gallery-egg-harbor/
LOCATION:Woodwalk Gallery\, 6746 County Rd. G\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240831T173000
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CREATED:20240301T060146Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193829Z
UID:11399-1725116400-1725125400@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Romance and Rapture • The Clearing Folk School\, Ellison Bay
DESCRIPTION:This program is inspiring\, heart-rending\, vivacious\, captivating\, and life-affirming. Sakari Vanderveer is one of the leading female black composers of our time and an inspiring leader in bringing young children to embrace playing string instruments. Mel Bonis (who used the masculine form of her name to gain acceptance) fought great odds to become one of France’s esteemed composers alongside classmates Debussy and Gabriel Pierné. Nineteenth century Hungarian icon Ernst von Dohnanyi fled the Nazis and then the communists before emigrating to the U.S. A virtuoso pianist and composer\, his Sextet is poignant and exhilarating in its cosmopolitan alure. \nObsidian\, rippled moonlight\, gleams (2019) • Sakari Dixon Vanderveer\nPiano and String Quartet \nQuartet No. 2 in D Major\, Op. 124 • Mélanie Bonis\nPiano\, Violin\, Viola\, and Cello \nSextet in C Major\, Op. 37 (1935) • Ernst von Dohnányi\nClarinet\, Horn\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Piano \n\nMusicians\nJJ Koh\, Clarinet\nFritz Foss\, Horn\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry & Ann Palen\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nCole Randolph\, Cello \nSponsored by Michael Elkow \nThe Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/romance-and-rapture-the-clearing-folk-school-ellison-bay/
LOCATION:The Clearing Folk School – Schoolhouse\, 12103 Garrett Bay Rd\, Ellison Bay\, WI\, 54210
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240830T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240830T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060107Z
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SUMMARY:Beethoven Septet • Sister Bay Moravian Church\, Sister Bay
DESCRIPTION:Immediately before he wrote his First Symphony\, Beethoven wrote this Septet as a prototype or practice run. He was so ready for the nine symphonies that followed that this Septet became his most popular piece during his lifetime. You could almost call it his Tenth Symphony. Thrill to the full symphonic sound of this work and the Ireland Sextet that precedes it. J.J. Koh (clarinet)\, Judith Farmer (bassoon)\, and Fritz Foss (horn) join our string section led so expertly by David Perry. John Ireland’s colorful and dramatic Sextet for Clarinet\, Horn\, and Strings\, probably inspired by the Beethoven\, is a neglected masterpiece. It’s romantic English charm and colorful and dramatic scoring will make you happy you’ve discovered it. \nSextet (1898) • John Ireland\nClarinet\, Horn\, and String Quartet \nSeptet in E-flat Major\, Op. 20 • Ludwig van Beethoven\nClarinet\, Bassoon\, Horn\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Bass \n\nMusicians\nJJ Koh\, Clarinet\nFritz Foss\, Horn\nJudith Farmer\, Bassoon\nDavid Perry & Ann Palen\, Violin\nSally Chisholm\, Viola\nCole Randolph\, Cello\nJeremy Attanaseo\, Bass \nSponsored by Mary Ann & Peery Duderstadt \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/beethoven-septet-sister-bay-moravian-church-sister-bay/
LOCATION:Sister Bay Moravian Church\, 10924 Old Stage Rd\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240829T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240829T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060103Z
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SUMMARY:Beethoven Septet • Kress Pavilion\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Immediately before he wrote his First Symphony\, Beethoven wrote this Septet as a prototype or practice run. He was so ready for the nine symphonies that followed that this Septet became his most popular piece during his lifetime. You could almost call it his Tenth Symphony. Thrill to the full symphonic sound of this work and the Ireland Sextet that precedes it. J.J. Koh (clarinet)\, Judith Farmer (bassoon)\, and Fritz Foss (horn) join our string section led so expertly by David Perry. John Ireland’s colorful and dramatic Sextet for Clarinet\, Horn\, and Strings\, probably inspired by the Beethoven\, is a neglected masterpiece. It’s romantic English charm and colorful and dramatic scoring will make you happy you’ve discovered it. \nSextet (1898) • John Ireland\nClarinet\, Horn\, and String Quartet \nSeptet in E-flat Major\, Op. 20 • Ludwig van Beethoven\nClarinet\, Bassoon\, Horn\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Bass \nMusicians\nJJ Koh\, Clarinet\nFritz Foss\, Horn\nJudith Farmer\, Bassoon\nDavid Perry & Ann Palen\, Violin\nSally Chisholm\, Viola\nCole Randolph\, Cello\nJeremy Attanaseo\, Bass \nSponsored by the James & Nancy Huebner Charitable Fund \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/beethoven-septet-kress-pavilion-egg-harbor/
LOCATION:Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion\, 7845 Church St.\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240828T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240828T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060105Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
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SUMMARY:Romance and Rapture • Björklunden\, Baileys Harbor
DESCRIPTION:This program is inspiring\, heart-rending\, vivacious\, captivating\, and life-affirming. Sakari Vanderveer is one of the leading female black composers of our time and an inspiring leader in bringing young children to embrace playing string instruments. Mel Bonis (who used the masculine form of her name to gain acceptance) fought great odds to become one of France’s esteemed composers alongside classmates Debussy and Gabriel Pierné. Nineteenth century Hungarian icon Ernst von Dohnanyi fled the Nazis and then the communists before emigrating to the U.S. A virtuoso pianist and composer\, his Sextet is poignant and exhilarating in its cosmopolitan alure. \nObsidian\, rippled moonlight\, gleams (2019) • Sakari Dixon Vanderveer\nPiano and String Quartet \nQuartet No. 2 in D Major\, Op. 124 • Mélanie Bonis\nPiano\, Violin\, Viola\, and Cello \nSextet in C Major\, Op. 37 (1935) • Ernst von Dohnányi\nClarinet\, Horn\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Piano \n\nMusicians\nJJ Koh\, Clarinet\nFritz Foss\, Horn\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry & Ann Palen\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nCole Randolph\, Cello \nSponsored by Karin & Scott Myers \nThe Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/romance-and-rapture-bjorklunden-baileys-harbor/
LOCATION:Björklunden – Vail Hall\, 7590 Boynton Ln\, Baileys Harbor\, WI\, 54202
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240827T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240827T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060108Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
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SUMMARY:Romance and Rapture • Birch Creek\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:This program is inspiring\, heart-rending\, vivacious\, captivating\, and life-affirming. Sakari Vanderveer is one of the leading female black composers of our time and an inspiring leader in bringing young children to embrace playing string instruments. Mel Bonis (who used the masculine form of her name to gain acceptance) fought great odds to become one of France’s esteemed composers alongside classmates Debussy and Gabriel Pierné. Nineteenth century Hungarian icon Ernst von Dohnanyi fled the Nazis and then the communists before emigrating to the U.S. A virtuoso pianist and composer\, his Sextet is poignant and exhilarating in its cosmopolitan alure. \nObsidian\, rippled moonlight\, gleams (2019) • Sakari Dixon Vanderveer\nPiano and String Quartet \nQuartet No. 2 in D Major\, Op. 124 • Mélanie Bonis\nPiano\, Violin\, Viola\, and Cello \nSextet in C Major\, Op. 37 (1935) • Ernst von Dohnányi\nClarinet\, Horn\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Piano \nMusicians\nJJ Koh\, Clarinet\nFritz Foss\, Horn\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry & Ann Palen\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nCole Randolph\, Cello \nSponsored by Mary Ann & Peery Duderstadt \nThe Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/romance-and-rapture-birch-creek-egg-harbor/
LOCATION:Birch Creek Music Performance Center – Juniper Hall\, 3821 County Rd. E\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240825T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240825T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060138Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
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SUMMARY:David Perry\, Jeannie Yu—Chausson Concerto! • Hope UCC\, Sturgeon Bay
DESCRIPTION:One of the most dramatic and rapturous works in the literature concludes our season. You will be swept away by Chausson’s surging and impulsive masterwork\, expertly and passionately realized by our soloists\, David Perry\, violin\, and Jeannie Yu\, piano\, framed by our string quartet including Ann Palen\, Dawn Wohn\, Sally Chisholm\, and Cole Randolph. It’s a unique work\, orchestral in concept and monumental in scope. Fellow Frenchman Théodore Dubois’s Quintet\, featuring oboist Lindsay Flowers\, sets the tone with gaiety and élan. You only have two chances to hear this program. We strongly suggest the Gala on Labor Day for all the festivities and fine food to celebrate another glorious season. \nQuintet in F Major (1905) • Théodore Dubois\nOboe\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Piano \nConcerto for Violin\, Piano\, and String Quartet\, Op. 21 • Ernest Chausson\nSolo Violin\, Solo Piano\, and String Quartet \nWrite On\, Door County poet Ed DiMaio will present a poem written inspired by music from this program. \nMusicians\nLindsay Flowers\, Oboe\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry\, Ann Palen\, and Dawn Wohn\, Violin\nSally Chisholm\, Viola\nCole Randolph\, Cello \nSponsored by Sandy Zingler \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/david-perry-jeannie-yu-chausson-concerto/
LOCATION:Hope United Church of Christ\, 141 S 12th Ave.\, Sturgeon Bay\, WI\, 54235\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240804T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240804T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060106Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
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SUMMARY:Bruch and Brahms • Hope UCC\, Sturgeon Bay
DESCRIPTION:When Brahms wrote his second string quintet\, he thought it was a perfect way to end his career (he later was coaxed into creating a few more by a wonderful clarinetist). It is powerful\, charming\, intense\, light-hearted\, and – especially in its Hungarian flavored finale – exuberant. When someone suggested that the famous Prater in Vienna\, a favorite amusement park of Brahms\, might have inspired the effervescent nature of this work\, Brahms replied\, “Yes\, and the delightful girls there\, too.” Bruch’s masterpiece is also a late work not published until after his death. This composer of the famous Scottish Fantasy and Violin Concerto excels once again in this deeply felt companion piece to the Brahms. A rare opportunity to hear both of these sumptuous romantic string masterpieces together. \nQuartet in D Major\, Op. 11\, No. 1 (1795) • Adalbert Gyrowetz\nFlute\, Violin\, Viola\, and Cello \nQuintet in E-flat Major (1918)\, Op. Posthumous • Max Bruch\nTwo Violins\, Two Violas\, and Cello \nQuintet No. 2 in G Major\, Op. 111 • Johannes Brahms\nTwo Violins\, Two Violas\, and Cello \nWrite On\, Door County poet Stephanie Trenchard will present a poem based on one of the pieces of music. \n\nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nDavid Perry\, Suzanne Beia & Ann Palen\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck & Catherine Lynn\, Viola\nPaula Kosower\, Cello \nSponsored by Sandy Zingler \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bruch-and-brahms-hope-ucc-sturgeon-bay/
LOCATION:Hope United Church of Christ\, 141 S 12th Ave.\, Sturgeon Bay\, WI\, 54235\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240803T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240803T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060116Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
UID:11366-1722711600-1722720600@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bruch and Brahms • St. Luke's\, Sister Bay
DESCRIPTION:When Brahms wrote his second string quintet\, he thought it was a perfect way to end his career (he later was coaxed into creating a few more by a wonderful clarinetist). It is powerful\, charming\, intense\, light-hearted\, and – especially in its Hungarian flavored finale – exuberant. When someone suggested that the famous Prater in Vienna\, a favorite amusement park of Brahms\, might have inspired the effervescent nature of this work\, Brahms replied\, “Yes\, and the delightful girls there\, too.” Bruch’s masterpiece is also a late work not published until after his death. This composer of the famous Scottish Fantasy and Violin Concerto excels once again in this deeply felt companion piece to the Brahms. A rare opportunity to hear both of these sumptuous romantic string masterpieces together. \nQuartet in D Major\, Op. 11\, No. 1 (1795) • Adalbert Gyrowetz\nFlute\, Violin\, Viola\, and Cello \nQuintet in E-flat Major (1918)\, Op. Posthumous • Max Bruch\nTwo Violins\, Two Violas\, and Cello \nQuintet No. 2 in G Major\, Op. 111 • Johannes Brahms\nTwo Violins\, Two Violas\, and Cello \n\nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nDavid Perry\, Suzanne Beia & Ann Palen\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck & Catherine Lynn\, Viola\nPaula Kosower\, Cello \nSponsored by George & Julie Fiedler \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bruch-and-brahms-st-lukes-sister-bay/
LOCATION:St. Luke’s Episcopal Church\, 2336 Canterbury Ln\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240802T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240802T223000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
UID:11364-1722625200-1722637800@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bruch and Brahms • Courtney/Reschka Residence Salon Concert with Grand Reception\, Sister Bay
DESCRIPTION:When Brahms wrote his second string quintet\, he thought it was a perfect way to end his career (he later was coaxed into creating a few more by a wonderful clarinetist). It is powerful\, charming\, intense\, light-hearted\, and – especially in its Hungarian flavored finale – exuberant. When someone suggested that the famous Prater in Vienna\, a favorite amusement park of Brahms\, might have inspired the effervescent nature of this work\, Brahms replied\, “Yes\, and the delightful girls there\, too.” Bruch’s masterpiece is also a late work not published until after his death. This composer of the famous Scottish Fantasy and Violin Concerto excels once again in this deeply felt companion piece to the Brahms. A rare opportunity to hear both of these sumptuous romantic string masterpieces together. \nYou’ll find this custom manor\, which boasts an ample concert space\, tucked cozily into the woods. A porch leads to a large deck\, where you can enjoy nature in a beautiful setting. \nQuartet in D Major\, Op. 11\, No. 1 (1795) • Adalbert Gyrowetz\nFlute\, Violin\, Viola\, and Cello \nQuintet in E-flat Major (1918)\, Op. Posthumous • Max Bruch\nTwo Violins\, Two Violas\, and Cello \nQuintet No. 2 in G Major\, Op. 111 • Johannes Brahms\nTwo Violins\, Two Violas\, and Cello \n\nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nDavid Perry\, Suzanne Beia & Ann Palen\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck & Catherine Lynn\, Viola\nPaula Kosower\, Cello \nSponsored by Gretchen Courtney & Ed Reschka\nSupporting Sponsor Nicolet Bank \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bruch-and-brahms-courtney-reschka-residence-salon-concert-with-grand-reception-sister-bay/
LOCATION:Courtney/Reschka Residence\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240728T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240728T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060130Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
UID:11362-1722186000-1722195000@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bruch and Brahms • Woodwalk Gallery\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:When Brahms wrote his second string quintet\, he thought it was a perfect way to end his career (he later was coaxed into creating a few more by a wonderful clarinetist). It is powerful\, charming\, intense\, light-hearted\, and – especially in its Hungarian flavored finale – exuberant. When someone suggested that the famous Prater in Vienna\, a favorite amusement park of Brahms\, might have inspired the effervescent nature of this work\, Brahms replied\, “Yes\, and the delightful girls there\, too.” Bruch’s masterpiece is also a late work not published until after his death. This composer of the famous Scottish Fantasy and Violin Concerto excels once again in this deeply felt companion piece to the Brahms. A rare opportunity to hear both of these sumptuous romantic string masterpieces together. \nQuartet in D Major\, Op. 11\, No. 1 (1795) • Adalbert Gyrowetz\nFlute\, Violin\, Viola\, and Cello \nQuintet in E-flat Major (1918)\, Op. Posthumous • Max Bruch\nTwo Violins\, Two Violas\, and Cello \nQuintet No. 2 in G Major\, Op. 111 • Johannes Brahms\nTwo Violins\, Two Violas\, and Cello \nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nDavid Perry\, Suzanne Beia & Ann Palen\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck & Catherine Lynn\, Viola\nPaula Kosower\, Cello \nSponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bruch-and-brahms-woodwalk-gallery-egg-harbor/
LOCATION:Woodwalk Gallery\, 6746 County Rd. G\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240727T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240727T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060114Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
UID:11359-1722106800-1722115800@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Grieg Piano Concerto and Jeannie Yu • Muse\, Sturgeon Bay
DESCRIPTION:After her triumphant performances last season of Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto\, Jeannie returns this season to offer Grieg’s magnificent romantic treasure. We’ve discovered a stunningly beautiful arrangement with string quartet that will feature Jeannie in all her radiance. Puccini’s hauntingly beautiful Crisantemi opens the program followed by Emilie Mayer’s G Minor String Quartet. Of the seven quartets she wrote\, it is the only one published in her lifetime. Her introduction of a Bach Chorale melody into the slow movement is spine tingling and will make you crave more from her. \nCrisantemi • Giacomo Puccini\nString Quartet \nQuartet in G Minor\, Op. 14 (1860) • Emilie Mayer\nString Quartet \nConcerto in A Minor\, Op. 16 [Per Tengstrand\, arr.] • Edvard Grieg\nPiano and String Quartet \n\nMusicians\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry\, Dawn Wohn\, and Sahada Buckley\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nPaula Kosower\, Cello \nEgg Harbor artists Angela Lensch and Tony Bessen\, who participated in MM’s 2020 artistic violins project with a stunning mosaic-covered instrument\, have created a new work of art that was inspired by one of the pieces of music from the Grieg Piano Concerto concert. Is it Giacomo Puccini’s Crisantemi\, Emilie Mayer’s Quartet in G Minor\, or Edvard Grieg’s Concerto that served as the inspiration? Angela and Tony don’t know which piece they heard\, and concertgoers won’t know until the unveiling! \nSponsored by the Anne & Richard Egan Charitable Fund \nThe Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/grieg-piano-concerto-and-jeannie-yu-muse-sturgeon-bay/
LOCATION:MUSE Sturgeon Bay\, 330 Jefferson St.\, Sturgeon Bay\, WI\, 54235
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240726T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240726T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
UID:11357-1722020400-1722029400@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Grieg Piano Concerto and Jeannie Yu • Unitarian Universalist Fellowship\, Ephraim
DESCRIPTION:After her triumphant performances last season of Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto\, Jeannie returns this season to offer Grieg’s magnificent romantic treasure. We’ve discovered a stunningly beautiful arrangement with string quartet that will feature Jeannie in all her radiance. Puccini’s hauntingly beautiful Crisantemi opens the program followed by Emilie Mayer’s G Minor String Quartet. Of the seven quartets she wrote\, it is the only one published in her lifetime. Her introduction of a Bach Chorale melody into the slow movement is spine tingling and will make you crave more from her. \nCrisantemi • Giacomo Puccini\nString Quartet \nQuartet in G Minor\, Op. 14 (1860) • Emilie Mayer\nString Quartet \nConcerto in A Minor\, Op. 16 [Per Tengstrand\, arr.] • Edvard Grieg\nPiano and String Quartet \n\nMusicians\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry\, Dawn Wohn\, and Sahada Buckley\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nPaula Kosower\, Cello \nSponsored by Barbara Gould \nThe Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/grieg-piano-concerto-and-jeannie-yu-unitarian-universalist-fellowship-ephraim/
LOCATION:Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Door County\, 10341 Water Street HWY 42\, Ephraim\, WI\, 54211
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240725T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240725T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060155Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193858Z
UID:11355-1721934000-1721943000@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Grieg Piano Concerto and Jeannie Yu • Kress Pavilion\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:After her triumphant performances last season of Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto\, Jeannie returns this season to offer Grieg’s magnificent romantic treasure. We’ve discovered a stunningly beautiful arrangement with string quartet that will feature Jeannie in all her radiance. Puccini’s hauntingly beautiful Crisantemi opens the program followed by Emilie Mayer’s G Minor String Quartet. Of the seven quartets she wrote\, it is the only one published in her lifetime. Her introduction of a Bach Chorale melody into the slow movement is spine tingling and will make you crave more from her. \nCrisantemi • Giacomo Puccini\nString Quartet \nQuartet in G Minor\, Op. 14 (1860) • Emilie Mayer\nString Quartet \nConcerto in A Minor\, Op. 16 [Per Tengstrand\, arr.] • Edvard Grieg\nPiano and String Quartet \n\nMusicians\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry\, Dawn Wohn\, and Sahada Buckley\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nPaula Kosower\, Cello \nSponsored by Carmen & Gene Witt \nThe Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/grieg-piano-concerto-and-jeannie-yu-kress-pavilion-egg-harbor/
LOCATION:Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion\, 7845 Church St.\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240721T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240721T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060123Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193859Z
UID:11350-1721581200-1721590200@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bach to the Future • Hope UCC\, Sturgeon Bay
DESCRIPTION:Composer-in-Residence Will Healy returns with a free-wheeling program inspired by Bach. Selections from The Musical Offering and Will’s arrangement of Wachet auf ruft uns die Stimme lead to Bach-inspired works by Will himself. He is then joined by his colleague\, violinist George Meyer\, for their freshly inspired collaborations that remind us all of our debt to “The Old Wig” (as Bach’s son\, Carl Philipp Emanuel affectionately called him). Our flutist\, Heather Zinninger\, and our strings join in the fun and share in the creative process. \nSelections from The Musical Offering\, BWV 1079 • Johann Sebastian Bach\nFlute\, Violin\, Cello\, and Piano \nWachet auf ruft uns die Stimme\, BWV 140 [Will Healy\, arr.] • Johann Sebastian Bach\nFlute\, Cello\, and Piano \nRoot Position\, MM Commission\, 2023/2024 • Will Healy\nViolin\, Cello\, and Piano \nSelections Featuring Will Healy and George Meyer\nViolin\, Piano\, and Strings \nWrite On\, Door County poet Pete Thelen will present a poem based on one of the pieces of music. \n\nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nWill Healy\, Piano\nSahada Buckley & George Meyer\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by the MMG Foundation \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bach-to-the-future-hope-ucc-sturgeon-bay/
LOCATION:Hope United Church of Christ\, 141 S 12th Ave.\, Sturgeon Bay\, WI\, 54235\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240720T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240720T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060120Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193859Z
UID:11353-1721502000-1721511000@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Grieg Piano Concerto and Jeannie Yu • St. Luke's\, Sister Bay
DESCRIPTION:After her triumphant performances last season of Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto\, Jeannie returns this season to offer Grieg’s magnificent romantic treasure. We’ve discovered a stunningly beautiful arrangement with string quartet that will feature Jeannie in all her radiance. Puccini’s hauntingly beautiful Crisantemi opens the program followed by Emilie Mayer’s G Minor String Quartet. Of the seven quartets she wrote\, it is the only one published in her lifetime. Her introduction of a Bach Chorale melody into the slow movement is spine tingling and will make you crave more from her. \nCrisantemi • Giacomo Puccini\nString Quartet \nQuartet in G Minor\, Op. 14 (1860) • Emilie Mayer\nString Quartet \nConcerto in A Minor\, Op. 16 [Per Tengstrand\, arr.] • Edvard Grieg\nPiano and String Quartet \nMusicians\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry\, Dawn Wohn\, and Sahada Buckley\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nPaula Kosower\, Cello \nSponsored by Kaye Rogers-Ketterling in memory of Marvin Ketterling \nThe Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/grieg-piano-concerto-and-jeannie-yu-st-lukes-sister-bay/
LOCATION:St. Luke’s Episcopal Church\, 2336 Canterbury Ln\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240719T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240719T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060135Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193859Z
UID:11348-1721415600-1721424600@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bach to the Future • Shepherd of the Bay\, Ellison Bay
DESCRIPTION:Composer-in-Residence Will Healy returns with a free-wheeling program inspired by Bach. Selections from The Musical Offering and Will’s arrangement of Wachet auf ruft uns die Stimme lead to Bach-inspired works by Will himself. He is then joined by his colleague\, violinist George Meyer\, for their freshly inspired collaborations that remind us all of our debt to “The Old Wig” (as Bach’s son\, Carl Philipp Emanuel affectionately called him). Our flutist\, Heather Zinninger\, and our strings join in the fun and share in the creative process. \nSelections from The Musical Offering\, BWV 1079 • Johann Sebastian Bach\nFlute\, Violin\, Cello\, and Piano \nWachet auf ruft uns die Stimme\, BWV 140 [Will Healy\, arr.] • Johann Sebastian Bach\nFlute\, Cello\, and Piano \nRoot Position\, MM Commission\, 2023/2024 • Will Healy\nViolin\, Cello\, and Piano \nSelections Featuring Will Healy and George Meyer\nViolin\, Piano\, and Strings \n\nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nWill Healy\, Piano\nSahada Buckley & George Meyer\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by the MMG Foundation and Bob & Alice Chrismer \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bach-to-the-future-shepherd-of-the-bay-ellison-bay/
LOCATION:Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church\, 11836 WI-42\, Ellison Bay\, WI\, 54210
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240719T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240719T143000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240530T134549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193907Z
UID:11898-1721394000-1721399400@www.midsummersmusic.com
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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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240718T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240718T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060112Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193859Z
UID:11346-1721329200-1721338200@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bach to the Future • Kress Pavilion\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Composer-in-Residence Will Healy returns with a free-wheeling program inspired by Bach. Selections from The Musical Offering and Will’s arrangement of Wachet auf ruft uns die Stimme lead to Bach-inspired works by Will himself. He is then joined by his colleague\, violinist George Meyer\, for their freshly inspired collaborations that remind us all of our debt to “The Old Wig” (as Bach’s son\, Carl Philipp Emanuel affectionately called him). Our flutist\, Heather Zinninger\, and our strings join in the fun and share in the creative process. \nSelections from The Musical Offering\, BWV 1079 • Johann Sebastian Bach\nFlute\, Violin\, Cello\, and Piano \nWachet auf ruft uns die Stimme\, BWV 140 [Will Healy\, arr.] • Johann Sebastian Bach\nFlute\, Cello\, and Piano \nRoot Position\, MM Commission\, 2023/2024 • Will Healy\nViolin\, Cello\, and Piano \nSelections Featuring Will Healy and George Meyer\nViolin\, Piano\, and Strings \nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nWill Healy\, Piano\nSahada Buckley & George Meyer\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by the MMG Foundation \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bach-to-the-future-kress-pavilion-egg-harbor/
LOCATION:Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion\, 7845 Church St.\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240714T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240714T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060124Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193859Z
UID:11344-1720976400-1720985400@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bastille Day Celebration: Join the party at each concert! • Woodwalk Gallery\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Join us to toast French independence. Each of our three works represents a different vision of France\, so we are going to sample different French wines that complement their paired musical work. D’Indy brings us a French postcard painted by harp\, flute\, and strings. Bordes uses flute (played by Heather Zinninger) and strings to transport us to the Basque region\, and Claude Debussy enchants us with an impressionistic vision straight from the Louvre with his evocative String Quartet. Sommelier Jay Hutchinson shares some of his favorite appellations for this special occasion at three of our four concerts in this program. \n\nOptional “Bastille Day Pairing Concert” – A tasting of three wines will be interpolated in the program. Sommelier Jay Hutchinson will offer verbal commentary on the wines\, explaining why they were selected and drawing connections to the music. Wines might be paired based on shared historical\, cultural\, regional\, or geographic connections\, or interpretive connections based on the style\, tone\, or timbre of a given composer or composition. For example\, the Bastille Day program invites an all-French wine list; The program would open with Champagne or Crémant de Bourgogne served as the audience finds their seats and enjoyed alongside d’Indy’s Suite des parties. An additional $20 for anyone participating in the wine pairing experience. Must be 21 or older.\n\nSuite en parties\, Op. 91 (1927) • Vincent d’Indy\nFlute\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Harp \nSuite Basque\, Op. 6 (1901) • Charles Bordes\nFlute and String Quartet \nQuartet in G Minor\, Op. 10 • Claude Debussy\nString Quartet \n\nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nRebecca Royce\, Harp\nDavid Perry & Eleanor Bartsch\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by Beverly Ann & Peter Conroy \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bastille-day-celebration-join-the-party-at-each-concert-woodwalk-gallery-egg-harbor/
LOCATION:Woodwalk Gallery\, 6746 County Rd. G\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240713T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240713T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060124Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193859Z
UID:11341-1720897200-1720906200@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bastille Day Celebration: Join the party at each concert! • Björklunden\, Baileys Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Join us to toast French independence. Each of our three works represents a different vision of France\, so we are going to sample different French wines that complement their paired musical work. D’Indy brings us a French postcard painted by harp\, flute\, and strings. Bordes uses flute (played by Heather Zinninger) and strings to transport us to the Basque region\, and Claude Debussy enchants us with an impressionistic vision straight from the Louvre with his evocative String Quartet. Sommelier Jay Hutchinson shares some of his favorite appellations for this special occasion at three of our four concerts in this program. \n\nOptional “Bastille Day Pairing Concert” – A tasting of three wines will be interpolated in the program. Sommelier Jay Hutchinson will offer verbal commentary on the wines\, explaining why they were selected and drawing connections to the music. Wines might be paired based on shared historical\, cultural\, regional\, or geographic connections\, or interpretive connections based on the style\, tone\, or timbre of a given composer or composition. For example\, the Bastille Day program invites an all-French wine list; The program would open with Champagne or Crémant de Bourgogne served as the audience finds their seats and enjoyed alongside d’Indy’s Suite des parties. An additional $20 for anyone participating in the wine pairing experience. Must be 21 or older.\n\nSuite en parties\, Op. 91 (1927) • Vincent d’Indy\nFlute\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Harp \nSuite Basque\, Op. 6 (1901) • Charles Bordes\nFlute and String Quartet \nQuartet in G Minor\, Op. 10 • Claude Debussy\nString Quartet \n\nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nRebecca Royce\, Harp\nDavid Perry & Eleanor Bartsch\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nArtist Jen Polster will present a work based on a piece of music from this program. \nSponsored by an anonymous donor in celebration of James Ingwersen’s 95th birthday \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bastille-day-celebration-join-the-party-at-each-concert-bjorklunden-baileys-harbor/
LOCATION:Björklunden – Vail Hall\, 7590 Boynton Ln\, Baileys Harbor\, WI\, 54202
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240712T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240712T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060150Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193859Z
UID:11339-1720810800-1720819800@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bastille Day Celebration: Join the party at each concert! • Sister Bay Moravian Church\, Sister Bay
DESCRIPTION:Join us to celebrate French independence. Each of our three works represents a different vision of France. D’Indy brings us a French postcard painted by harp\, flute\, and strings. Bordes uses flute (played by Heather Zinninger) and strings to transport us to the Basque region\, and Claude Debussy enchants us with an impressionistic vision straight from the Louvre with his evocative String Quartet. \nSuite en parties\, Op. 91 (1927) • Vincent d’Indy\nFlute\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Harp \nSuite Basque\, Op. 6 (1901) • Charles Bordes\nFlute and String Quartet \nQuartet in G Minor\, Op. 10 • Claude Debussy\nString Quartet \n\nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nRebecca Royce\, Harp\nDavid Perry & Eleanor Bartsch\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by the James & Nancy Huebner Charitable Fund \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bastille-day-celebration-join-the-party-at-each-concert-sister-bay-moravian-church-sister-bay/
LOCATION:Sister Bay Moravian Church\, 10924 Old Stage Rd\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240711T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240711T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060141Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193859Z
UID:11337-1720724400-1720733400@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Bastille Day Celebration: Join the party at each concert! • Kress Pavilion\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Join us to toast French independence. Each of our three works represents a different vision of France\, so we are going to sample different French wines that complement their paired musical work. D’Indy brings us a French postcard painted by harp\, flute\, and strings. Bordes uses flute (played by Heather Zinninger) and strings to transport us to the Basque region\, and Claude Debussy enchants us with an impressionistic vision straight from the Louvre with his evocative String Quartet. Sommelier Jay Hutchinson shares some of his favorite appellations for this special occasion at three of our four concerts in this program. \n\nOptional “Bastille Day Pairing Concert” – A tasting of three wines will be interpolated in the program. Sommelier Jay Hutchinson will offer verbal commentary on the wines\, explaining why they were selected and drawing connections to the music. Wines might be paired based on shared historical\, cultural\, regional\, or geographic connections\, or interpretive connections based on the style\, tone\, or timbre of a given composer or composition. For example\, the Bastille Day program invites an all-French wine list; The program would open with Champagne or Crémant de Bourgogne served as the audience finds their seats and enjoyed alongside d’Indy’s Suite des parties. An additional $20 for anyone participating in the wine pairing experience. Must be 21 or older.\n\nSuite en parties\, Op. 91 (1927) • Vincent d’Indy\nFlute\, Violin\, Viola\, Cello\, and Harp \nSuite Basque\, Op. 6 (1901) • Charles Bordes\nFlute and String Quartet \nQuartet in G Minor\, Op. 10 • Claude Debussy\nString Quartet \nMusicians\nHeather Zinninger\, Flute\nRebecca Royce\, Harp\nDavid Perry & Eleanor Bartsch\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by Arlene Johnson & Chris Weidenbacher \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/bastille-day-celebration-join-the-party-at-each-concert-kress-pavilion-egg-harbor/
LOCATION:Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion\, 7845 Church St.\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240711T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240711T143000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240530T134244Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193951Z
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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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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240707T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240707T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060150Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193943Z
UID:11335-1720371600-1720380600@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Beethoven\, Haydn\, and Schumann: Fairy Tales and Ghosts • Hope UCC\, Sturgeon Bay
DESCRIPTION:Engage your imagination in the magic of music by three greats: Schumann\, Haydn\, and Beethoven. Schumann’s “Fairy Tales” is written for the same combination as Mozart’s “Kegelstatt Trio” (clarinet\, viola\, and piano) and is one of Schumann’s final compositions. He thought listeners would find it “highly romantic.” Beethoven’s “Ghost” gets its name from the haunted sound of the piano’s soft tremolando that underlies parts of the slow movement. Haydn’s Trio in C Major is not so scary\, but its intensity and flair may leave you breathless. Written during his second visit to London\, it is one of his last and best trios in a genre he pretty much invented. Three masterworks all. \nMärchenerzählungen (Fairy Tales)\, Op. 132 • Robert Schumann\nClarinet\, Viola\, and Piano \nTrio in C Major\, Hob. XV:27 • Franz Josef Haydn\nPiano\, Violin\, and Cello \nTrio No. 5 in D Major\, Op. 70\, No. 1 (“Ghost”) • Ludwig van Beethoven\nPiano\, Violin\, and Cello \nWrite On\, Door County poet Albert DeGenova will present a poem based on one of the pieces of music. \n\nMusicians\nAlicia Lee\, Clarinet\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by Sandy Zingler \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/beethoven-haydn-and-schumann-fairy-tales-and-ghosts-hope-ucc-sturgeon-bay/
LOCATION:Hope United Church of Christ\, 141 S 12th Ave.\, Sturgeon Bay\, WI\, 54235\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240706T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240706T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060140Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193943Z
UID:11333-1720292400-1720301400@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Beethoven\, Haydn\, and Schumann: Fairy Tales and Ghosts • Kress Pavilion\, Egg Harbor
DESCRIPTION:Engage your imagination in the magic of music by three greats: Schumann\, Haydn\, and Beethoven. Schumann’s “Fairy Tales” is written for the same combination as Mozart’s “Kegelstatt Trio” (clarinet\, viola\, and piano) and is one of Schumann’s final compositions. He thought listeners would find it “highly romantic.” Beethoven’s “Ghost” gets its name from the haunted sound of the piano’s soft tremolando that underlies parts of the slow movement. Haydn’s Trio in C Major is not so scary\, but its intensity and flair may leave you breathless. Written during his second visit to London\, it is one of his last and best trios in a genre he pretty much invented. Three masterworks all. \nMärchenerzählungen (Fairy Tales)\, Op. 132 • Robert Schumann\nClarinet\, Viola\, and Piano \nTrio in C Major\, Hob. XV:27 • Franz Josef Haydn\nPiano\, Violin\, and Cello \nTrio No. 5 in D Major\, Op. 70\, No. 1 (“Ghost”) • Ludwig van Beethoven\nPiano\, Violin\, and Cello \n\nMusicians\nAlicia Lee\, Clarinet\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by Joan & Stefan Anderson \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/beethoven-haydn-and-schumann-fairy-tales-and-ghosts/
LOCATION:Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion\, 7845 Church St.\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240705T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240705T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060127Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193943Z
UID:11331-1720206000-1720215000@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Beethoven\, Haydn\, and Schumann: Fairy Tales and Ghosts • Shepherd of the Bay\, Ellison Bay
DESCRIPTION:Engage your imagination in the magic of music by three greats: Schumann\, Haydn\, and Beethoven. Schumann’s “Fairy Tales” is written for the same combination as Mozart’s “Kegelstatt Trio” (clarinet\, viola\, and piano) and is one of Schumann’s final compositions. He thought listeners would find it “highly romantic.” Beethoven’s “Ghost” gets its name from the haunted sound of the piano’s soft tremolando that underlies parts of the slow movement. Haydn’s Trio in C Major is not so scary\, but its intensity and flair may leave you breathless. Written during his second visit to London\, it is one of his last and best trios in a genre he pretty much invented. Three masterworks all. \nMärchenerzählungen (Fairy Tales)\, Op. 132 • Robert Schumann\nClarinet\, Viola\, and Piano \nTrio in C Major\, Hob. XV:27 • Franz Josef Haydn\nPiano\, Violin\, and Cello \nTrio No. 5 in D Major\, Op. 70\, No. 1 (“Ghost”) • Ludwig van Beethoven\nPiano\, Violin\, and Cello \nMusicians\nAlicia Lee\, Clarinet\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by the James & Nancy Huebner Charitable Fund \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/beethoven-haydn-and-schumann-fairy-tales-and-ghosts-shepherd-of-the-bay-ellison-bay/
LOCATION:Shepherd of the Bay Lutheran Church\, 11836 WI-42\, Ellison Bay\, WI\, 54210
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240630T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240630T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T192856
CREATED:20240301T060110Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251229T193943Z
UID:11329-1719766800-1719775800@www.midsummersmusic.com
SUMMARY:Dvořák and Brahms • Hope UCC\, Sturgeon Bay
DESCRIPTION:Dvořák and Brahms—two great 19th century composers who gave us splendid piano quintets. However\, the Dvořák Quintet is one you may not have heard before. He was 31 when he wrote it\, but then decided to revise it in 1887 at the height of his career. Unfortunately\, this version was not heard until 1922\, 18 years after Dvořák’s death. Here is a chance to savor this rare masterpiece coupled with one of Brahms’ best chamber works in the talented hands of pianist Jeannie Yu\, in collaboration with violinist David Perry and his fellow string players. \nQuintet No. 1 in A Major\, Op. 5 • Antonín Dvořák\nPiano and String Quartet \nQuintet in F Minor\, Op. 34 • Johannes Brahms\nPiano and String Quartet \nWrite On\, Door County poet David Clowers will present a poem based on one of the pieces of music. \n\nMusicians\nJeannie Yu\, Piano\nDavid Perry & Ann Palen\, Violin\nAllyson Fleck\, Viola\nMara McClain\, Cello \nSponsored by Sandy Zingler \nThe 2024 Season is sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund and the Susan DeWitt Davie Legacy Fund.
URL:https://www.midsummersmusic.com/event/dvorak-and-brahms-hope-ucc-sturgeon-bay/
LOCATION:Hope United Church of Christ\, 141 S 12th Ave.\, Sturgeon Bay\, WI\, 54235\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Midsummer's Music
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