Midsummer’s Music Goes ‘Down Home and Heavenly’

Lively classical music and the Rodeo Queen of Heaven After a short, early-August break, Midsummer’s Music, Wisconsin’s oldest summer chamber music series, resumes its popular concerts starting August 21 with a creative program entitled “Down Home & Heavenly,” featuring music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ferdinand Ries, and Libby Larsen. Featured… [Read More]

Midsummer’s Music Features Ukrainian Composer Mykola Lysenko

Door County Candle Company representatives will be on hand for the Homeland Sentiments concerts featuring music by Ukrainian composer Mykola Lysenko to talk about the company’s massive and ongoing fundraising success for people of Ukraine. Midsummer’s Music, Wisconsin’s oldest summer chamber music series, ends its July concerts with a program… [Read More]

Midsummer’s Music Partners with Door County Candle Company

Representatives from the Door County Candle Company will be on hand for our Homeland Sentiments concerts featuring music by Ukrainian composer Mykola Lysenko to talk about the company’s massive and ongoing fundraising success for people of Ukraine. DCCC Co-owner and Ukrainian American Christiana Gorchynsky Trapani has appeared on ABC 7… [Read More]

Jim Berkenstock: What We All Need

Musical Fireworks, Passionate Outbursts, Stunning Virtuosity …. Only a few performances remain until our early August break, but Jeepers—are they dynamite! I just came from a rehearsal of our Lush and Thrilling Romantic Poetry program that opens Wedneday evening at Sister Bay Moravian Church. J.J. Koh was rehearsing the Weber… [Read More]

CULTURE CLUB: Who Is the Conductor in Chamber Music?

Printed in the Door County Pulse by Allyson Fleck, Executive Director, Midsummer’s Music “How do you perform chamber music without a conductor?” That’s a question I hear often as a violist with Midsummer’s Music. I have performed with the ensemble since 2005, but I also have extensive experience playing in… [Read More]