
February 2025
Door Shakespeare Play Reading
A staged reading of "Goodview Poetry" by Kaeden Derksen, followed by a panel discussion with local artists.
Find out more »June 2026
Mozart and Glazunov – Midsummer’s Music
Mozart wrote his Quintet for Clarinet for String Quartet in the final months of his life. Enthralled by the superb playing of Anton Stadler on this newly created instrument, he created a sublime work of extraordinary beauty. The program concludes with a heartfelt and compelling work by one of Russia’s best composers of the late 19th century. Alexander Glazunov captures the drama and romance of a Tchaikovsky Ballet or a Rachmaninoff piano concerto.
Find out more »July 2026
The French Chamber Music Mystique – Midsummer’s Music
Chamber music was hard to sell in 19th century Paris which was totally absorbed by opera, but a few composers took a stand and stood out. Two of them were women, Louise Farrenc, the first female professor at the Paris Conservatory, and Mélanie Bonis, who disguised her gender by using the first name of Mel on her publications to sound like a man. Mel’s story will break your heart, but her music will melt it, and this all-French program as…
Find out more »This Trumpet Shall Sound – Midsummer’s Music
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.
Find out more »September 2026
The Poetry of David Perry
We begin The Poetry of David Perry, a stunning program showcasing one of the country’s finest violinists—our own David Perry. David takes center stage in Ernest Chausson’s Poème, one of the great orchestral works for solo violin, presented in a special chamber music version created by the composer himself. David’s Pro Arte Quartet colleague, violist Sally Chisholm, opens the program with Turina’s evocative Scène Andalouse. The evening culminates with Fauré’s brilliant Piano Quartet No. 1, featuring pianist Jeannie Yu.
Find out more »Brahms and Schoenfeld Favorites – Labor Day Gala
Saving the best for last, we bring back our most requested piece of music – Paul Schoenfield’s Café Music. Jazzy, whimsical, tender… it will touch you and leave a big smile on your face. The program concludes with what may be Brahms’ most beloved chamber music work – his First Piano Quartet, which is sometimes called the “Hungarian.” Plan to take this one in at our festive and exuberant Labor Day Gala at Bjorklunden, a terrific way to salute the…
Find out more »Door Kinetic Arts Festival
DOOR KINETIC ARTS FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 10 YEARS OF ARTISTIC INNOVATION WITH MILESTONE 2026 SEASON Featuring Manual Cinema, Terry Moran, Katie Dahl, Sophie Minouche Allen, Lisa Peterson, Robert Simonson, and a Week-Long Celebration of the Moving Arts More information available on their website
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