Midsummer’s Music Presents Two Revered Scandinavian Composers

The pioneering Elfrida Andrée and Norway’s most recognized composer Edvard Grieg Midsummer’s Music, Wisconsin’s oldest summer chamber music series presents its fifth week of virtual concerts with Musical Mountains and Fjords, September 2 – 6. Hosted by John Clare, a nationally recognized radio host on Sirius XM and St. Louis-107.3,… [Read More]

New Voices begins tonight, featuring Composer-in-Residence Jacob Beranek

Over the past two weeks of virtual concerts, Midsummer’s Music performances of the Restless Passion and Soaring Spirits programs have been viewed more than 35,000 times via Midsummer’s Facebook page, YouTube channel, website, and The Violin Channel’s Facebook page. Streaming concerts resume tonight at 7:00 pm (CT) with our New Voices program, spotlighting three contemporary classical composers, including Midsummer’s own Composer-in-Residence… [Read More]

Free, Streaming Concerts Continue with Classical Composers of Color!

More than 1,000 people viewed the first week of five streaming concerts by Midsummer’s Music. Performances resume tonight at 7:00 pm (CT) with our Soaring Spirits program, highlighting three classical composers of color, including a rare work by Florence Price. Read more here!

Midsummer’s Music Plays Three Contemporary Composers

Five free streaming concerts feature 20th century composers. Midsummer’s Music, Door County’s premiere chamber music series, presents its third streaming concert program, New Voices, August 19 – 23, featuring three contemporary composers. The virtual concert season continues with the final streaming performances of the Soaring Spirits program, hosted by Lisa… [Read More]

Free, streaming concerts start tonight!

Midsummer’s Music, Door County’s premiere chamber music series, debuts a virtual concert season August 5, featuring music by Haydn, Tchaikovsky, and Widor. Titled Restless Passion, the program highlights music of both Haydn and Tchaikovsky, which is often animated by the folk musics with which they were familiar. Working within fairly conventional… [Read More]