Midsummer’s Music just lost one of its founders and best friends. Robert Yeomans died on June 1st. He was one of the signers of the incorporation papers when Midsummer’s Music became a not-for-profit corporation. He went on to serve on the board for many years and served as our vice-president…. [Read More]
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Midsummer’s Music Featured on Classicalite.com!
Louise Burton recently published a great article about Midsummer’s on Classicalite.com. Check it out here, or scroll down for the full text. For the past 24 years, Midsummer’s Music Festival of Door County, Wis. has been presenting world-class chamber music performances in some of Door County’s most iconic and unusual venues…. [Read More]
Grabbed by Gaubert
Sometimes, it seems the more you learn, the more you know how much you don’t know. I realized this in a particularly deflating way when I recently discovered something that had been right under my nose for a very long time! It is no news to most of you that I am… [Read More]
In the Clutches of a Calliope
Well, the ice is finally gone from the bay and the leaves are trying their best to come fully out into the sunlight. It seems hard to believe that our summer concerts start in just a little over a week. That reality is even a bit more difficult for Jean and me… [Read More]
24th Season Begins on Friday, June 13th
When Midsummer’s Music begins its 24th season on Friday night at Birch Creek with a spectacular opening Gala, its “French Ambiance” program preceded by a champagne toast will be just a hint at the “Feast for the Senses” that will follow. “Twenty-four concerts for our twenty-fourth season,” said Terese Boeck,… [Read More]