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Saturday, July 10 7:30pm

Peterborough
Town House

Essential Concerti

Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings, and works by Mozart, Villa-Lobos and Bach. Featuring pianist, Rieko Aizawa, and soprano, Ilana Davidson.

Sunday, July 11
4:00pm

Jaffrey Center Meetinghouse

Chamber Music Masterpieces I

Works by Haydn, Brahms and Pulitzer Prize winner, Melinda Wagner, who also appears as guest speaker, and featuring harpist, Stacey Shames.

Wednesday, July 14
7:30pm

Cathedral of
the Pines, Rindge

Brooks Williams at Cathedral of the Pines

Blues Americana guitarist singer/songwriter, Brooks Williams, delivers the deepest and most intense interpretations of everything from early blues songs to his recent original compositions on his 17th CD, Baby O!

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Saturday, July 17 7:30pm

Peterborough
Town House

The Borromeo String Quartet

Featuring works by Bach, Auerbach, and Beethoven; includes post-concert Q&A!

Wednesday, July 21
7:30pm

Mariposa Museum,
Peterborough

Monadnock Music at the Mariposa

Renowned Indian classical musicians Samir and Sanghamitra Chatterjee will present an hour-long program.

Saturday, July 24 7:30pm

Peterborough
Town House

The Battery Dance Company

Jonathan Hollander collaborates with Monadnock Music in an evening of music and dance, featuring works by Bach, Tagore, fugues by John Cage and Mozart, and the Lukas Foss Capriccio. Tabla artist, Samir Chatterjee, returns!

Sunday, July 25
4:00pm

Jaffrey Center Meetinghouse

A Liszt Recital with Virginia Eskin, piano

Ms. Eskin performs works by Beethoven; valses by Lizst, Chopin, Beach; and tangos by Robert Smith, Barber, and Stravinsky.

Saturday, July 31
5pm & 7:30pm

Peterborough
Town House

American Spiritual

Featured works include songs by Stephen Foster; compositions by Andrew Norman, Mark Kuss,  and James Primosch; and performed by mezzo-soprano Janna Baty, and folk artists Rani Arbo & Indra.

4:30pm Pre-concert:

James Bolle: Two Premieres and a Conversation: Music Director Emeritus Bolle introduces two of his latest works, performed by Janna Baty, mezzo-soprano.  Pianist Leslie Amper is our featured musician.

Sunday, August 1 4:00pm

Peterborough
Town House

Chamber Music Masterpieces II

This second installment features works by Schumann, Shostakovich, and Composer-in-Residence and Pulitzer Prize winner, Mario Davidovsky, who also appears as guest speaker.  Mezzo-soprano Janna Baty is our featured performer.

Saturday, August 7
7:30pm

Peterborough
Town House

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No Strings Attached

Forays into new and vivid sonic regions, across the Atlantic and across generations

Claude Debussy: Chansons de Bilitis for voice, flutes, harps, and celeste Edgar Varese: Octandre for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, trombone and bass. Olivier Messiaen: Le Merle Noir, for flute and piano Frank Zappa: The Black Page, for percussion solo John Supko: Without Stopping, for 3 Disc-mans

Sunday, August 8 5:00pm

Peterborough
Town House

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Paris of the Senses

French visionaries' works abound in this program, with compositions by Chausson, Debussy, de Falla, and Messaien. Our featured vocalist is mezzo-soprano, Elizabeth Shammash.

Saturday, August 14 7:30pm

Peterborough
Town House

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Moonstruck: Myth, Poetry, and Percussion

The works of Schoenberg, Berio and Babbitt are complimented by the vocal artistry of soprano Tony Arnold.

Sunday, August 15 4:00pm

Jaffrey Center Meetinghouse

Chamber Music Masterpieces III

The works of Schumann, Brahms, Ravel, Steven Mackey, and Beethoven comprise the final installation of this beloved series. Mr. Mackey also visits from Princeton University as our final guest speaker.