Featuring Chamber Music Camp faculty: Andrew Armstrong, piano; Melissa Reardon, viola; Raman Ramakrishnan, cello: Karl Stobbe, violin; Salley Koo, violin.
This is a favorite audience event — with seating surrounding the artists, twinkling lights strung in the century-old, acoustically perfect barn. Program will close with everyone’s favorite Circle of Sound — Chamber Music Camp students and faculty encircle the audience and...
Featuring Chamber Music Camp faculty: Andrew Armstrong, piano; Ani Aznavoorian, cello; Matthew Michelic, viola; and Livia Sohn, violin.
The Green Lake Festival Chamber Music Camp in Central Wisconsin is an extraordinary opportunity for students to make music together with greater expression, sensitivity, openness, intent, command, humility, and more; they will learn by instruction, by example, by matching. Director and Concert Pianist Andy Armstrong has been...
Bring your lawn chairs or blankets for the outdoor family concert featuring Wisconsin Symphonic Winds with Mark Fonder, conductor. Picnic food and beverages will be available for purchase at 5:30 P.M.
Cellist Zachary Preucil will open this series with a 45-min. daytime concert at Thrasher Opera House, talking with the audience about his instrument, his career, and the pieces he’s chosen specifically for young and old alike.
Spektral Quartet joins the Oshkosh Public Library storyteller in celebrating the National Library Collaborative Summer Reading Program, whose 2018 theme is Music — Libraries Rock!
One of today’s most exciting composers, Ola Gjeilo, will be In residence as composer and pianist and joins the Spektral Quartet and choir, conducted by Dr. John C. Hughes. 2:45 P.M. pre-concert conversation Reception to follow Sponsored...
7:00 P.M. Pre-concert conversation Reception to follow
View the beautiful scenery and historic buildings along the shores of Green Lake on the Escape Yacht. Then enjoy lunch at the beautiful Heidel House Resort & Spa on Green Lake followed by a recital at the Thrasher Opera House given by Andrew Armstrong. Space is limited...