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Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Ephraim

June 2024

Coffee Talks: “The Healing Power of Sound” with Maja Jurisic, MD

June 14, 2024 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

Coffee Talks are free, engaging lectures on music topics by MM ensemble members, staff, and friends.

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Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Magic

June 18, 2024 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Sponsored by Peggy Lott The Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program. Mendelssohn was 16 when he wrote his Sextet for Piano and Strings. Mozart was 10 years older when he penned his 2nd Piano Quartet. Both composers wrote them to show off their own amazing piano virtuosity, creating breath-taking masterpieces. We begin the program with a Phantasy for piano trio by Alice Verne-Bredt, who gained recognition as a composer by entering this work in…

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July 2024

Coffee Talks: “Impressionism and Depression: Music and Society in France 1870–1914” with Peter Conroy, PhD

July 11, 2024 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Coffee Talks are free, engaging lectures on music topics by MM ensemble members, staff, and friends.

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Grieg Piano Concerto and Jeannie Yu

July 26, 2024 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

The Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. Sponsored by Barbara Gould After her triumphant performances last season of Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto, Jeannie returns this season to offer Grieg’s magnificent romantic treasure. We’ve discovered a stunningly beautiful arrangement with string quartet that will feature Jeannie in all her radiance. Puccini’s hauntingly beautiful Crisantemi opens the program followed by Emilie Meier’s G Minor String Quartet. Of the seven quartets she wrote,…

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December 2024

The Griffon String Quartet Annual Holiday Concerts

December 14, 2024 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Holiday Favorites String Quartet in C Minor • Ralph Vaughan Williams String Quartet in C-sharp Minor, No. 14, Op. 131 • Ludwig van Beethoven Enjoy light seasonal refreshments at the post-concert reception. Roy Meyer & Alex Norris, violins Oryann Tsaig, viola Jesse Nummelin, cello This is not a ticketed event. The concert is free. Donations will be accepted. Programs are funded in part by grants from the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, the Wisconsin Arts Board, Wisconsin Public Service, and…

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June 2026

Coffee Talk with Peter Conroy, PhD: What is the Pop in Popular Music? Rock’n’Roll.

June 20 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Peter Conroy is Professor Emeritus of French at the University of Illinois, Chicago. He taught there for 34 years and served as department chairman. He is a widely published literary scholar. He and his wife Beverly have been seasonal residents of Door County since the mid 1980s. Before that, they were tent campers in Peninsula State Park starting in the late 1960s. Currently they own a summer home in Fish Creek. Both Peter and Beverly have been long time and…

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July 2026

Coffee Talk with George Meyer

July 11 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Composer and violinist/fiddler George Meyer will offer an inside look at the creative process behind writing new music. Drawing from his own experiences as a composer, he will discuss where musical ideas come from, what “genre” has to do with anything, how a composition develops from concept to performance, and the challenges and rewards of creating music for today’s audiences. Coffee Talk programs are free, informal presentations on music topics by ensemble members, staff, and friends.

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The Trumpet Shall Sound – Midsummer’s Music

July 15 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

The trumpet is not often heard in chamber music, but this program features Trumpet virtuoso Ansel Norris in a variety of works showcasing the true range of Mr. Norris’ talents. Pianist Jeannie Yu joins our winds and strings in exhilarating and sumptuous renditions of colorful pieces with distinctively orchestral flavors.

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Coffee Talk with Ansel Norris

July 18 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Trumpeter Ansel Norris will explore the history, versatility, and unique voice of the trumpet. From its ceremonial beginnings to its prominent role in orchestras, chamber music, jazz, and popular music, the trumpet has played an important part in musical life for centuries. Through discussion and musical examples, Norris will introduce audiences to the instrument’s capabilities, explain how sound is produced, and share insights into the techniques and artistry required of today’s trumpet players. Audience questions are welcome. Coffee Talk programs…

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