Classical
Atlantic Symphony - Command Performance
Command Performance
This unique event delivers an unforgettable experience, showcasing the exceptional artistry and musical excellence of a rising internationally-acclaimed musician. Set in the beautiful and acoustically rich Old Ship Church, this concert will be intimate and inspiring.
Featuring:
Timothy Macri, ASO principal flute
Brendan Ryan, flute
New Hampshire Philharmonic - Drawn to the Music "The Planets"
Drawn to the Music - The Planets
Drawn to the Music returns with an astronomical theme., featuring Gustav Holst's "The Planets". Students will create their own artistic impressions of the astronomical and mythological basis of this popular symphonic score. In addition, we will present another opportunity for the students to unleash their inner artist with interpretations of Mason Bates' "The B Sides", with its out of the world orchestration depicting space walks.
A Far Cry - Sibling Sounds
Musical Program
Georg Philipp Telemann | Concerto No. 1 for Four Violins in G major, TWV 40:201
Grażyna Bacewicz | Quartet for Four Violins
Antonio Vivaldi | Concerto for Four Violins, Cello Obligato, and Strings in B minor, Op. 3, No. 10, RV 580, “L’Estro Armonico”
Sofia Gubaidulina | Quaternion for Cello Quartet (1996) (25’)
Curated by Crier Sarah Darling
In celebration of the versatility and virtuosity of A Far Cry’s violin and cello sections, curator Sarah Darling throws down a gauntlet of a program that showcases the technical prowess and emotional depth of these instruments. Featuring four Criers from the violin section and all four Crier cellists in a program of chamber music done in only the way A Far Cry can: Sibling Sounds highlights the radiant harmonies of a violin quartet, the lush sound of four cellos, and the close bonds within.
Concord Band - Spring Pops!
Spring Pops!
Commemorating Concord 250 with North Bridge Portrait by Stephen Bulla (2001 commission). Introducing an exciting program inspired by video games and comics, including Epic Gaming Themes, Guardians of the Galaxy, Video Games Live and more!
Sounds of Stow - Romantic Riches
We explore “Romantic Riches” with music by Mendelssohn (two movements of his beautiful Psalm 42) and Brahms – the great motets “Nanie” and “Schicksalslied” (Song of the Fates). Neither Mendelssohn nor Brahms ever wrote a musical line that was not wonderful to sing; these works explore the eternal quest for meaning and reassurance in the midst of the uncertainties of the human condition. In addition, we will revisit his “Four Songs for Women’s Chorus, Two Horns and Harp”( Vier Gesange), the epitome of Romantic expression.