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July 2024
Grieg Piano Concerto and Jeannie Yu
The Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. Sponsored by Carmen & Gene Witt 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…
Find out more »The Joyous Sounds of Swing
Thursday, July 25, 2024 7:00 PM 8:30 PM Birch Creek Music Performance Center For four weeks in July and August, the nationally and internationally acclaimed musicians of the Birch Creek Jazz Faculty Orchestra bring their chemistry, charisma and exceptional musicianship to Birch Creek audiences. Jazz I and Jazz II student combos play pre-concert music and student ensembles perform at the start of each concert. VIEW EVENT →
Find out more »Birch Creek Jazz Ambassadors: Stone’s Throw Winery
Friday, July 26, 2024 2:30 PM 4:30 PM Stone's Throw Winery: 3382 County Road East Baileys Harbor, WI, 54202United States The Birch Creek Jazz Ambassadors, an elite student jazz combo selected through auditions, serve as community outreach and perform at various Door County venues while gaining experience as traveling musicians. VIEW EVENT →
Find out more »Grieg Piano Concerto and Jeannie Yu
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,…
Find out more »Bob Chmel Memorial Concert The Joyous Sounds of Swing
Friday, July 26, 2024 7:00 PM 8:30 PM Birch Creek Music Performance Center To celebrate Bob Chmel’s life and music, this performance will be a memorial concert. We invite everyone who loved Bob to join us for this special evening. Let the music play on, just as Bob would have wanted. For four weeks in July and August, the nationally and internationally acclaimed musicians of the Birch Creek Jazz Faculty Orchestra bring their chemistry, charisma and exceptional musicianship to Birch Creek…
Find out more »Big Band Jazz I Free Family Concert
Saturday, July 27, 2024 1:00 PM 2:30 PM Birch Creek Music Performance Center Free Admission VIEW EVENT →
Find out more »Grieg Piano Concerto and Jeannie Yu
The Women’s Fund of Door County is a supporting sponsor for this program in acknowledgment of the women musicians performing. Sponsored by the Anne & Richard Egan Charitable Fund. Guest artist is Angela Lensch. 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…
Find out more »The Styles and Sounds of Big Band Jazz
Saturday, July 27, 2024 7:00 PM 8:30 PM Birch Creek Music Performance Center For four weeks in July and August, the nationally and internationally acclaimed musicians of the Birch Creek Jazz Faculty Orchestra bring their chemistry, charisma and exceptional musicianship to Birch Creek audiences. Jazz I and Jazz II student combos play pre-concert music and student ensembles perform at the start of each concert. VIEW EVENT →
Find out more »Bruch and Brahms
Sponsored by the Jean Berkenstock Family Fund When Brahms wrote his second string quintet, he thought it was a perfect way to end his career (he later was coaxed into creating a few more by a wonderful clarinetist). It is powerful, charming, intense, light-hearted, and – especially in its Hungarian flavored finale – exuberant. When someone suggested that the famous Prater in Vienna, a favorite amusement park of Brahms, might have inspired the effervescent nature of this work, Brahms replied,…
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