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SUMMARY:Wind Ensemble Retreat
DESCRIPTION:The Wind Ensemble Retreat\, taking place from August 13 – 16\, invites adult musicians of intermediate to advanced levels to refine their music reading and performance skills. Participants will engage in daily rehearsals\, sectionals\, and masterclasses\, culminating in a public performance. The retreat is co-directed by educators Jim Stombres\, Steve Sveum\, and Brayer Teague – all renowned for their contributions to music education and performance. The program is in its eighth year.
URL:https://doorcounty.net/event/wind-ensemble-retreat/2025-08-14/
LOCATION:Birch Creek Performance Center\, 3821 County Highway E\, Egg Harbor\, WI\, 54209\, United States
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SUMMARY:Herb Hike
DESCRIPTION:Dave LaLuzerne was born with a green spark in his heart. (Interestingly\, his last name is the French word for alfalfa.) Nurtured through pharmacy school and many years as an herbal pharmacist in his own herb shop\, he now finds his passion is educating people about the numerous and wondrous ways to use herbs for our health and well-being. Door County has a wealth of herbs that can be beneficial to your health and well-being. This walk will explore the herbs in our local environment. Learn how the plants that flourish in this climate can help you flourish as well. Meet at the Nature Center\, Lot 1.
URL:https://doorcounty.net/event/herb-hike-4/
LOCATION:WI
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SUMMARY:What We Can Learn About Being Human from Life Online with Joan Shiels and Chris Stedman
DESCRIPTION:What does it mean to be “real” in the age of TikTok and Instagram and what can we learn from new online technologies? Miller Art Museum\, 107 S. 4th Ave.\, Sturgeon Bay. Presented with Door County Library. Free. For more information\, visit www.writeondoorcounty.org or call 920-868-1457.
URL:https://doorcounty.net/event/what-we-can-learn-about-being-human-from-life-online-with-joan-shiels-and-chris-stedman/
LOCATION:Write On Door County\, 4210 Juddville Road\, Juddville\, WI
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SUMMARY:A Night at the Movies: Heroes
DESCRIPTION:Conductor: Maestro Rune Bergmann and Yale conducting students. \nJohn Williams: “Raiders March” from Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark \nCharlie Chaplin and David Raskin: Smile from Chaplin \nJeremy Chase: “Caribou” \nJohn Williams: “Viktor’s Tale” from The Terminal \nJohn Williams: “With Malice Towards None” from Lincoln \nJohn Williams: Theme from Schindler’s List \nJohn Williams: Theme from Jaws \nJohn Williams: Suite from Star Wars \nConductor: Rune Bergmann \nGuest Conductors: Stefano Boccacci and Ezra Calvino \nGet ready for a thrilling cinematic adventure as the Peninsula Music Festival presents A Night at the Movies – Heroes\, a spectacular tribute to the music that has defined some of the greatest heroes in film history. Under the baton of Maestro Rune Bergmann and featuring rising stars from Yale’s prestigious conducting program\, this exhilarating evening brings together sweeping drama\, heart-pounding action\, and unforgettable melodies\, showing us the powerful connection between music and storytelling on the silver screen. \nThe night begins with the instantly recognizable Raiders March from Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark\, John Williams’ iconic theme that perfectly captures the adventure and daring of cinema’s most beloved archaeologist-hero. This rousing opener sets the stage for an evening filled with adventure\, triumph\, and emotion. \nThe program then takes a heartfelt turn with “Smile”\, the timeless melody composed by Charlie Chaplin and later arranged by David Raskin. A tender and bittersweet tribute to resilience\, this piece reminds us of the power of music to inspire hope and perseverance. \nA special highlight of the program features emerging composer Jeremy Chase’s “Caribou”\, a piece he wrote inspired by the acclaimed documentary series Our Planet. This stirring composition stands as “a testament to life’s magnificent perseverance amidst the toughest conditions\,” creating a musical portrait of the majestic creatures of the Arctic and celebrating “the striking beauty and power of our planet.” \nReturning to the legendary John Williams\, the program features several of his most celebrated works\, each capturing the essence of heroism in its many forms: \n\n“Viktor’s Tale” from The Terminal – A playful and deeply expressive clarinet solo evokes the bittersweet journey of a man caught between worlds.\n“With Malice Toward None” from Lincoln – A noble and contemplative piece that embodies President Abraham Lincoln’s wisdom and compassion.\nTheme from Schindler’s List – Performed by Concertmaster Dennis Kim\, this profoundly moving violin solo intertwines sorrow and hope\, standing as one of the most emotionally stirring themes ever written.\nTheme from Jaws – The unmistakable\, tension-building motif that has kept audiences on the edge of their seats for decades.\n\nThen\, buckle up for the grand finale—John Williams’ Suite from Star Wars will transport you to a galaxy far\, far away\, bringing the magic of the Force\, the Millennium Falcon\, and epic space battles to life in an electrifying orchestral performance. Feel the thrill of soaring through the stars with Han\, Luke\, Leia\, Chewbacca—and Rune! \nThis roller-coaster evening has something for everyone\, from tender moments of reflection to pulse-pounding adventure and everything in between. The participation of Yale conducting students alongside Maestro Bergmann adds an exciting dimension to the program\, showcasing the next generation of musical talent interpreting these beloved scores. \nFasten your seatbelts and prepare for an unforgettable night of cinematic musical magic! With thrilling surprises in store and music that has captivated audiences across generations\, this concert promises to be one of the season’s most entertaining and unmissable events.
URL:https://doorcounty.net/event/a-night-at-the-movies-heroes/
LOCATION:Peninsula Music Festival\, Door Community Auditorium\, 3926 Hwy. 42\, Fish Creek\, WI. 54212
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