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SUMMARY:Concord Orchestra: Past\, Present\, Encore: “The Unknowable”
DESCRIPTION:Past\, Present\, Encore! \nWe are delighted to embark on our second season with Music Director Zeke Fetrow and invite you to join us for a fascinating 2024-2025 season showcasing beloved masterpieces from the classical repertoire\, rediscovered gems\, and exciting contemporary works. We explore music from the era of Mozart and Beethoven to that of living composers Beal\, Kurth\, Marquez\, and Tarrodi. \nWe welcome back guest conductor Alyssa Wang in a program featuring Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suites and cello soloist Aron Zelkowicz. \nIn March 2025 we will present American Heritage concerts as part of Concord’s celebration of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution\, featuring Concord native Richard Sebring\, principal French horn with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and a new work we’ve commissioned by composer Jeff Beal for the occasion. \nWe look forward to seeing you this season! Bring the whole family; youth attendance is free. \nVisit our website for details on how to subscribe and to learn more about the programs\, soloists\, and guest conductor. If you missed our performance of Beethoven’s Coriolan Overture last season (or just want to hear it again)\, click here to watch a clip. \n\n2024-2025 Concert Season \nOctober 19 and 20\, 2024  •  Resolve\nBrahms: Academic Festival Overture\nBarber: Music for a Scene from Shelley\nDebussy: Petite Suite\nBeethoven: Symphony No. 2 \nDecember 6 and 7\, 2024  •  The Unknowable\nBoulanger: D’un Matin de Printemps\nFinzi: The Fall of the Leaf\nVaughan Williams: The Lark Ascending – Siri Smedvig\, violin\nTchaikovsky: Marche Slave\nSibelius: Symphony No. 7 \nFebruary 1 and 2\, 2025  •  Wanderlust\nGuest Conductor: Alyssa Wang\nTarrodi: Camelopardalis\nSchumann: Cello Concerto – Aron Zelkowicz\, cello\nGrieg: Peer Gynt Suites \nMarch 29 and 30\, 2025  •  American Heritage\nBernstein: Candide Overture\nBeal: Commission Celebrating Concord 250\nMozart: Horn Concerto No. 3 – Richard Sebring\, French horn\nSebring: The White Cockade – Richard Sebring\, French horn\nSousa: A Sousa Surprise!\nPrice: Symphony No. 3 \nMay 31 and June 1\, 2025  •  Dreaming With Your Feet\nKurth: Everything Lasts Forever\nTBD: Young Artist Winner – concerto\nMarquez: Danzon No. 2\nRespighi: Pini di Roma \n\n  \nConcord Orchestra\nwww.concordorchestra.com \nP.O. Box 381\, Concord\, MA 01742 \n(978) 369-4967 \nAll concerts at:\n51 Walden St\, Concord\, MA 01742 \n  \nThis program is supported in part by a grant from the  Acton-Boxborough\,  Bedford \, Carlisle\, and Concord local cultural councils\, local agencies which are supported by the Mass Cultural Council\, a state agency \n  \n  \n  \n\n 
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LOCATION:51 walden
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Concord250,Friends & Family of Residents
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SUMMARY:Salt Lick Incubator – Tonina\, Chance Emerson and Micah Edwards @ The Umbrella
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, November 22\, 2024 – 7:30pm \nThe Umbrella Arts Center in Concord\, MA welcomes 3 future-favorite emerging music acts up-and-coming through the Salt Lick Incubator program: Tonina\, Chance Emerson\, and Micah Edwards. \n  \nTonina is a St. Louis-raised\, Brooklyn-based vocalist\, bassist and writer who brings a rich blend of Jazz\, Folk \, and Latin boleros into her music\, deeply influenced by their Sicilian and Black heritage and passion for storytelling. Her artistry spans singing\, bass playing and songwriting creating an innovative sound that blends tradition with contemporary edge. \n  \nAs a songwriter\, Chance Emerson doesn’t observe and report. He lives and responds\, mining his unique experiences growing up between Hong Kong and Maine to forge his compelling brand of melodic folk-rock. A descendant of the essayist and transcendentalist Ralph Waldo Emerson\, Chance is the son of a Taiwanese mother and American father. When he decided to move across the world to Providence\, Rhode Island to pursue his studies\, it didn’t take long before a growing passion for singing and writing his own songs overtook his original trajectory. He began performing up and down the Northeast corridor\, headlining clubs to fervent followers and supporting established acts such as Johnnyswim\, Brett Dennen\, Eli Young Band\, Lawrence\, Ripe\, Blues Traveler\, and Nancy Wilson’s Heart. \n  \nMicah Edwards emerges as a luminary in the contemporary music scene\, blending soulful melodies with profound lyricism garnished with a buttery twang. On his much anticipated new project\, he drives a stake in the ground solidifying himself squarely as: Mr. Texas Soul. \n  \nOn October 26\, the three artists were featured on WERS Radio’s Salt Lick Sessions (https://wers.org/listenagain/) and they will appear together for the first time at The Umbrella on Fridfay November 22\, expanding the new concert partnership that began in October 2023 with the inaugural Salt Lick performance featuring Julia Pratt\, Alisa Amador\, and Tiny Habits\, headlined by Brandi Carlile. \n  \nABOUT SALT LICK INCUBATOR \n  \nFounded in 2022 by this year’s Elizabeth Cochary Gross Stewardship of the Arts recipient\, Roger Brown\, the nonprofit Salt Lick Incubator is reshaping the landscape for artists by providing support\, grants\, essential career guidance\, and exposure to new audiences through such vehicles as WERS Radio’s Salt Lick Sessions and the Salt Lick YouTube channel. Led by an illustrious artist advisory board including T Bone Burnett\, Jon Batiste\, Patrice Rushen and more\, its unwavering commitment to fostering diverse\, emerging musicians is a testament to its belief in the transformative power of music. \n  \nABOUT THE UMBRELLA \nThe Umbrella is a multidiscplinary regional arts center comprising robust arts education\, performing arts\, and visual and public art programs in the heart of the historic Concord Center Cultural District. The Umbrella is ADA accessible\, a proud partner in the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s EBT Card-to-Culture program\, and provides free parking and free admission to its visual arts galleries. See https://TheUmbrellaArts.org.
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LOCATION:The Umbrella Arts Center\, 40 Stow Street\, Concord\, MA\, 01742\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:Discovery Museum Speaker Series: Does Parenting Have To Be This Hard? What Babies Can Teach Us
DESCRIPTION:Discovery Museum Speaker Series event with Dr. J. Kevin Nugent\, Founder and Director Emeritus of the Brazelton Institute in the Division of Developmental Medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital \n  \nAmerican parents are finding parenting much harder than they expected.  Over 80% of parents use internet search engines to look for parenting advice\, but less than 50% of them found the results to be trustworthy. Almost 70% of parents say they would use more positive parenting strategies if only they knew them. So\, where do we find these more positive parenting strategies that go beyond the prescriptive expert-driven “how to” approach of the internet?  Our research suggests that the baby can teach us most of what we need to know as parents\, since children influence the way their parents behave as much as parents influence their children. In fact\, much of what looks like the effect of genes may really be the result of the way genes feed back on the environment. Event is free\, advance registration is required.
URL:https://concordscolonialinn.com/event/discovery-museum-speaker-series-does-parenting-have-to-be-this-hard-what-babies-can-teach-us/
LOCATION:Discovery Museum\, 177 Main St.\, Acton\, 01720
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Notes Collaborates with AUREA Ensemble for an Evening of Music and Words
DESCRIPTION:How exciting would it be to engage with top musicians during a live performance? At Beyond the Notes​\, a long-running\, uniquely interactive concert series\, audience members can submit questions to performers and receive answers in real time.  \nFor this ninth season\, Beyond the Notes is proud to present their next concert on November 16th at 7:30 PM at First Parish Church in Concord. Renowned violinist and Concord native Sarah Whitney will join members of AUREA ensemble for an eclectic concert that combines poetry with classical\, folk and contemporary music. This audience-favorite program\, titled Listen!\, embraces the relationship of sound\, nature\, music and poetry. Enjoy music by Bach\, Dohnanyi\, Piazzolla\, Caroline Shaw\, as well as Chris Turner’s brilliant harmonica improvisations\, illuminating words of Linda Pastan\, Wendell Berry\, Galway Kinnell\, Federico Garcia Lorca and more.  \nBut Beyond the Notes is not just about the music—it’s about connection. Get ready to embark on a journey of discovery as the artists invite you to peek behind the curtain\, sharing personal stories and insights that go beyond their bios. During the show\, you’ll have the chance to engage directly with the artists by submitting your questions\, which will be answered live on stage. Artistic Director and Founder Sarah Whitney says\, “Too often there is a boundary between the performers and the audience. Beyond the Notes is an experience that breaks down that wall.” This interactive element is just one of the features that makes Beyond the Notes unlike any other concert. To set the stage for this unique experience\, prelude music will showcase students from the Concord Conservatory of Music\, along with artwork from Powers Gallery. \nPraised by The Washington Post for her “marvelous violin acrobatics\,” Sarah Whitney is a widely recognized performer\, teacher\, speaker and Career Coach for Musicians. During her tenure as violinist and founding member of the acclaimed string quintet\, SYBARITE5\, she performed concerts worldwide\, received the Concert Artists Guild Grand Prize and had three albums reach the top ten on the Billboard charts. She is also founder and artistic director of the interactive concert series\, Beyond the Notes and her diverse career has included everything from performing at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center to sharing the stage with NAS\, Adele and Ed Sheeran. As a soloist\, She has collaborated with the Alvin Ailey and Jose Limon dance companies and is currently touring a solo violin and loop pedal show. Sarah is currently on the faculty of the Longy School of Music and has given lectures and masterclasses around the world\, including at the Curtis Institute\, The Juilliard School\, New England Conservatory\, Rice University and Oberlin Conservatory\, among others.  \nAre you ready to go beyond the ordinary? Join us on Saturday\, November 16th at 7:30 PM for an unforgettable evening of music\, innovation\, and connection at Beyond the Notes. This is more than just a concert—it’s an experience you won’t soon forget. \nTickets are $30 per person and $15 for students when purchased in advance at gobeyondthenotes.com/tickets. Tickets will also be available at the door for $35 per person and $15 for students (cash or check only). \nFor more information\, visit www.gobeyondthenotes.com. \nBeyond the Notes is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas\, a non-profit arts service organization and supported in part by grants from the Concord Local Cultural Council and Acton-Boxborough Cultural Council – local agencies that are supported by the Mass Cultural Council\, a state agency.
URL:https://concordscolonialinn.com/event/beyond-the-notes-collaborates-with-aurea-ensemble-for-an-evening-of-music-and-words/
LOCATION:First Parish Church (Parish Hall)\, 20 Lexington Rd\, Concord\, 01742\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:BEYOND THE NOTES COLLABORATES WITH AUREA ENSEMBLE FOR AN EVENING OF WORDS AND MUSIC!
DESCRIPTION:How exciting would it be to engage with top musicians during a live performance? At Beyond the Notes​\, a long-running\, uniquely interactive concert series\, audience members can submit questions to performers and receive answers in real time.  \nFor this ninth season\, Beyond the Notes is proud to present their next concert on November 16th at 7:30 PM at First Parish Church in Concord. Renowned violinist and Concord native Sarah Whitney will join members of AUREA ensemble for an eclectic concert that combines poetry with classical\, folk and contemporary music. This audience-favorite program\, titled Listen!\, embraces the relationship of sound\, nature\, music and poetry. Enjoy music by Bach\, Dohnanyi\, Piazzolla\, Caroline Shaw\, as well as Chris Turner’s brilliant harmonica improvisations\, illuminating words of Linda Pastan\, Wendell Berry\, Galway Kinnell\, Federico Garcia Lorca and more.  \nBut Beyond the Notes is not just about the music—it’s about connection. Get ready to embark on a journey of discovery as the artists invite you to peek behind the curtain\, sharing personal stories and insights that go beyond their bios. During the show\, you’ll have the chance to engage directly with the artists by submitting your questions\, which will be answered live on stage. Artistic Director and Founder Sarah Whitney says\, “Too often there is a boundary between the performers and the audience. Beyond the Notes is an experience that breaks down that wall.” This interactive element is just one of the features that makes Beyond the Notes unlike any other concert. To set the stage for this unique experience\, prelude music will showcase students from the Concord Conservatory of Music\, along with artwork from Powers Gallery. \nPraised by The Washington Post for her “marvelous violin acrobatics\,” Sarah Whitney is a widely recognized performer\, teacher\, speaker and Career Coach for Musicians. During her tenure as violinist and founding member of the acclaimed string quintet\, SYBARITE5\, she performed concerts worldwide\, received the Concert Artists Guild Grand Prize and had three albums reach the top ten on the Billboard charts. She is also founder and artistic director of the interactive concert series\, Beyond the Notes and her diverse career has included everything from performing at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center to sharing the stage with NAS\, Adele and Ed Sheeran. As a soloist\, She has collaborated with the Alvin Ailey and Jose Limon dance companies and is currently touring a solo violin and loop pedal show. Sarah is currently on the faculty of the Longy School of Music and has given lectures and masterclasses around the world\, including at the Curtis Institute\, The Juilliard School\, New England Conservatory\, Rice University and Oberlin Conservatory\, among others.  \nAre you ready to go beyond the ordinary? Join us on Saturday\, November 16th at 7:30 PM for an unforgettable evening of music\, innovation\, and connection at Beyond the Notes. This is more than just a concert—it’s an experience you won’t soon forget. \nTickets are $30 per person and $15 for students when purchased in advance at gobeyondthenotes.com/tickets. Tickets will also be available at the door for $35 per person and $15 for students (cash or check only). \nFor more information\, visit www.gobeyondthenotes.com. \nBeyond the Notes is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas\, a non-profit arts service organization and supported in part by grants from the Concord Local Cultural Council and Acton-Boxborough Cultural Council – local agencies that are supported by the Mass Cultural Council\, a state agency.
URL:https://concordscolonialinn.com/event/beyond-the-notes-collaborates-with-aurea-ensemble-for-an-evening-of-words-and-music/
LOCATION:First Parish Church (Parish Hall)\, 20 Lexington Rd\, Concord\, 01742\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture
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SUMMARY:Freedom Concert:  Terry Borderline and the Suns
DESCRIPTION:Freedom’s Silhouette Companion Events\n\nFreedom Concert:  Terry Borderline and the Suns\nDate: Saturday\, October 5\nTime: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM\nLocation: Monument Square\, Concord MA \nJoin us for an electrifying performance by Terry Borderline and the Suns. This seven-piece band will perform a set of original songs about freedom\, spirituality\, nature\, and social justice\, including an original piece inspired by Thoreau and Garrison. The concert will be followed by a 45-minute Q&A session. \nWright Tavern Pub Choir\nDate: Sunday\, October 20\nTime: 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM\nLocation: Monument Square\, Concord MA \nLift your voice to sing! Accomplished choir director and musician Tim Bongiovanni will lead the events by the sculpture.  Here\, participants will learn and perform in three-part harmony. Enjoy refreshments and a beer garden at the Wright Tavern as part of this unique musical event. \nYouth “Upstander” Art Project\nDates: Saturday\, October 5 & Wednesday\, October 23\nTimes: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM (10/5) & 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (10/23)\nLocation: Monument Square\, Concord MA\nRain Locations: 22 Monument Square (10/5) & Robbins House (10/23) \nPresented by the Robbins House\, this art project engages local youth in artmaking and dialogue about freedom and social justice. Explore Concord’s African American history and connect past struggles for equality with modern movements. \nEmbodied Writing Workshop\nBook coach Madeleine Eno and Boston Globe art critic and Substack writer Cate McQuaid present a free daylong workshop for writers and any creative souls who want to reinvigorate the connection between their bodies and their pens\, giving voice to what freedom means to them. The workshop takes place in sites around Concord Center. The program takes place on Saturday\, September 28. Space is limited. For more information and to apply \nFreedom Silhouette: Bridging Generations Through Film\nThis film project produced by Megan Carroll\, Jane Howes\, and Charley Kidd explores how three generations of a family encounter Thoreau and Garrison and reflect on the nature of freedom. The series of digital shorts will be distributed in November.
URL:https://concordscolonialinn.com/event/freedom-concert-terry-borderline-and-the-suns/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Concord250,Friends & Family of Residents,Historical Visitor
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SUMMARY:Freedom’s Silhouette Companion Event: Youth “Upstander” Art Project
DESCRIPTION:Full listing of Freedom’s Silhouette Companion Events:\nFreedom Concert:  Terry Borderline and the Suns\nDate: Saturday\, October 5\nTime: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM\nLocation: Monument Square\, Concord MA \nJoin us for an electrifying performance by Terry Borderline and the Suns. This seven-piece band will perform a set of original songs about freedom\, spirituality\, nature\, and social justice\, including an original piece inspired by Thoreau and Garrison. The concert will be followed by a 45-minute Q&A session. \nWright Tavern Pub Choir\nDate: Sunday\, October 20\nTime: 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM\nLocation: Monument Square\, Concord MA \nLift your voice to sing! Accomplished choir director and musician Tim Bongiovanni will lead the events by the sculpture.  Here\, participants will learn and perform in three-part harmony. Enjoy refreshments and a beer garden at the Wright Tavern as part of this unique musical event. \nYouth “Upstander” Art Project\nDates: Saturday\, October 5 & Wednesday\, October 23\nTimes: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM (10/5) & 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (10/23)\nLocation: Monument Square\, Concord MA\nRain Locations: 22 Monument Square (10/5) & Robbins House (10/23) \nPresented by the Robbins House\, this art project engages local youth in artmaking and dialogue about freedom and social justice. Explore Concord’s African American history and connect past struggles for equality with modern movements. \nEmbodied Writing Workshop\nBook coach Madeleine Eno and Boston Globe art critic and Substack writer Cate McQuaid present a free daylong workshop for writers and any creative souls who want to reinvigorate the connection between their bodies and their pens\, giving voice to what freedom means to them. The workshop takes place in sites around Concord Center. The program takes place on Saturday\, September 28. Space is limited. For more information and to apply \nFreedom Silhouette: Bridging Generations Through Film\nThis film project produced by Megan Carroll\, Jane Howes\, and Charley Kidd explores how three generations of a family encounter Thoreau and Garrison and reflect on the nature of freedom. The series of digital shorts will be distributed in November.
URL:https://concordscolonialinn.com/event/freedoms-silhouette-companion-event-youth-upstander-art-project/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Children,Concord250,Friends & Family of Residents,Historical Visitor
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SUMMARY:Freedom’s Silhouette Companion Event: Embodied Writing Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Full listing of Freedom’s Silhouette Companion Events:\n  \nFreedom Concert:  Terry Borderline and the Suns\nDate: Saturday\, October 5\nTime: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM\nLocation: Monument Square\, Concord MA \nJoin us for an electrifying performance by Terry Borderline and the Suns. This seven-piece band will perform a set of original songs about freedom\, spirituality\, nature\, and social justice\, including an original piece inspired by Thoreau and Garrison. The concert will be followed by a 45-minute Q&A session. \nWright Tavern Pub Choir\nDate: Sunday\, October 20\nTime: 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM\nLocation: Monument Square\, Concord MA \nLift your voice to sing! Accomplished choir director and musician Tim Bongiovanni will lead the events by the sculpture.  Here\, participants will learn and perform in three-part harmony. Enjoy refreshments and a beer garden at the Wright Tavern as part of this unique musical event. \nYouth “Upstander” Art Project\nDates: Saturday\, October 5 & Wednesday\, October 23\nTimes: 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM (10/5) & 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (10/23)\nLocation: Monument Square\, Concord MA\nRain Locations: 22 Monument Square (10/5) & Robbins House (10/23) \nPresented by the Robbins House\, this art project engages local youth in artmaking and dialogue about freedom and social justice. Explore Concord’s African American history and connect past struggles for equality with modern movements. \nEmbodied Writing Workshop\nBook coach Madeleine Eno and Boston Globe art critic and Substack writer Cate McQuaid present a free daylong workshop for writers and any creative souls who want to reinvigorate the connection between their bodies and their pens\, giving voice to what freedom means to them. The workshop takes place in sites around Concord Center. The program takes place on Saturday\, September 28. Space is limited. For more information and to apply \nFreedom Silhouette: Bridging Generations Through Film\nThis film project produced by Megan Carroll\, Jane Howes\, and Charley Kidd explores how three generations of a family encounter Thoreau and Garrison and reflect on the nature of freedom. The series of digital shorts will be distributed in November.
URL:https://concordscolonialinn.com/event/freedoms-silhouette-companion-event-embodied-writing-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Children,Concord250,Friends & Family of Residents,Literary Visitor
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