Brattleboro Music Center

Join longtime choral directors and friends Susan Dedell and Becky Graber for an hour of singing some of the best music from the jazz and swing era on through the 60’s and 70’s. We’ll also explore great songs from musicals, folk songs, spirituals, and rounds. While the emphasis is on pure enjoyment, Singing Strong also encourages healthy singing with tips for range extension, more comfortable breathing, and more. No prior singing experience or music reading is necessary. Starts September 29th! Tu

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J.J. Beck invites his audience to “Choose Your Own Adventure” Thursday, October 8, at the BMC. Beck’s 7 p.m. concert will showcase his original solo piano compositions dating 20 years ago to today, and will also include an arrangement of “Peace Piece” by Bill Evans. For over two decades, Beck has cultivated his own sound on the acoustic piano. Heavily influenced by the music and time of his father, legendary jazz guitarist Joe Beck, J.J. has carved his own path. Beck has composed music for piano

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Join longtime choral directors and friends Susan Dedell and Becky Graber for an hour of singing some of the best music from the jazz and swing era on through the 60’s and 70’s. We’ll also explore great songs from musicals, folk songs, spirituals, and rounds. While the emphasis is on pure enjoyment, Singing Strong also encourages healthy singing with tips for range extension, more comfortable breathing, and more. No prior singing experience or music reading is necessary. Starts September 29th! Tu

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The Vermont Symphony Orchestra Woodwind Quartet presents “Winds in Motion,” at the BMC Saturday, October 17. The 7 p.m. concert will feature principal players of the Vermont Symphony Orchestra in a program showcasing the wide range of repertoire for woodwinds. Travel to Europe and back through the music of Charles Gounod to George Gershwin. The VSO Woodwind Quartet includes Melissa Mielens, flute; Kelli O’Connor, clarinet; Nancy Dimock, oboe; and Janet Polk, bassoon. The program will include Gou

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Register on THIS PAGE. Just scroll past the course description. This band is open to players of all instruments and is aimed at teens, although younger applicants will be considered. If you want to play by ear (without notation), if you love rhythm, if you like the sound of traditional or folk music, then come and join Fiddleheads! We’ll explore traditional music from England, France, Scotland, Ireland, Quebec and New England! The focus is on exploring ensemble playing and developing creativity

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Join longtime choral directors and friends Susan Dedell and Becky Graber for an hour of singing some of the best music from the jazz and swing era on through the 60’s and 70’s. We’ll also explore great songs from musicals, folk songs, spirituals, and rounds. While the emphasis is on pure enjoyment, Singing Strong also encourages healthy singing with tips for range extension, more comfortable breathing, and more. No prior singing experience or music reading is necessary. Starts September 29th! Tu

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The first of three Marlboro touring ensembles this season is led by founding and former first violinist of the Doric Quartet, Alex Redington, and Jonathan Leibovitz, an emerging clarinetist hailed for his “ability to mesmerize the listener in everything he does” (BBC Music Magazine). At the heart of this touring program is music by two former Marlboro composers in residence: Brett Dean and Kaija Saariaho. The program culminates with Mozart’s beloved Clarinet Quintet, a piece which gloriously ble

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Zara Bode’s Little Big Band is a musical group that performs classic American swing music, drawing inspiration from artists like Duke Ellington, Django Reinhardt, and Ella Fitzgerald. The band features Zara Bode on vocals, known for her work with The Sweetback Sisters, and a horn section led by clarinetist and arranger Anna Patton. Other members have included Ty Gibbons on upright bass, Alton Lathrop on guitar, Ron Kelly on saxophone, and Stefan Amidon on drums. The band’s performances are known

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Register on THIS PAGE. Just scroll past the course description. This band is open to players of all instruments and is aimed at teens, although younger applicants will be considered. If you want to play by ear (without notation), if you love rhythm, if you like the sound of traditional or folk music, then come and join Fiddleheads! We’ll explore traditional music from England, France, Scotland, Ireland, Quebec and New England! The focus is on exploring ensemble playing and developing creativity

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Join longtime choral directors and friends Susan Dedell and Becky Graber for an hour of singing some of the best music from the jazz and swing era on through the 60’s and 70’s. We’ll also explore great songs from musicals, folk songs, spirituals, and rounds. While the emphasis is on pure enjoyment, Singing Strong also encourages healthy singing with tips for range extension, more comfortable breathing, and more. No prior singing experience or music reading is necessary. Starts September 29th! Tu

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For 3-5 year olds and their caregiver! Come spend a joyful, active class singing and moving with Mary Alice Amidon. We’ll learn songs and play rhymn instruments all together as families. We’ll all dance easy and fun folk dances, some in circles, with partners and as a whole group. We will enjoy stories and picture books of songs. There will be favorites you can take home with you and sing before bed or when you wake up, in the car or to wake up in the morning. With her banjo, guitar and accordio

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Register on THIS PAGE. Just scroll past the course description. This band is open to players of all instruments and is aimed at teens, although younger applicants will be considered. If you want to play by ear (without notation), if you love rhythm, if you like the sound of traditional or folk music, then come and join Fiddleheads! We’ll explore traditional music from England, France, Scotland, Ireland, Quebec and New England! The focus is on exploring ensemble playing and developing creativity

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Join longtime choral directors and friends Susan Dedell and Becky Graber for an hour of singing some of the best music from the jazz and swing era on through the 60’s and 70’s. We’ll also explore great songs from musicals, folk songs, spirituals, and rounds. While the emphasis is on pure enjoyment, Singing Strong also encourages healthy singing with tips for range extension, more comfortable breathing, and more. No prior singing experience or music reading is necessary. Starts September 29th! Tu

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A celebration of local women composers, this concert will feature new pieces written by Laurel Swift, Lissa Schneckenburger, Rachel Clemente, Valarie Thompson. Immerse yourself in a space where folk music and chamber music meet and dance, visit a place where art and tradition bounce off each other to make something new and unexpected. Lissa Schneckenburger – fiddle Laurel Swift – fiddle / double bass Valerie Thompson – cello Rachel Clemente – harp Grace Schlett – percussion Saturday, November 7

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Register on THIS PAGE. Just scroll past the course description. This band is open to players of all instruments and is aimed at teens, although younger applicants will be considered. If you want to play by ear (without notation), if you love rhythm, if you like the sound of traditional or folk music, then come and join Fiddleheads! We’ll explore traditional music from England, France, Scotland, Ireland, Quebec and New England! The focus is on exploring ensemble playing and developing creativity

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The BMCV’s celebration of Pablo Casals’ 150th continues with a conversation led by Bernard Meillat, Pau Casals Foundation’s musical advisor Sunday, November 8 at 3:00 pm This event is By Donation, Recommended Donation is $20.

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Join longtime choral directors and friends Susan Dedell and Becky Graber for an hour of singing some of the best music from the jazz and swing era on through the 60’s and 70’s. We’ll also explore great songs from musicals, folk songs, spirituals, and rounds. While the emphasis is on pure enjoyment, Singing Strong also encourages healthy singing with tips for range extension, more comfortable breathing, and more. No prior singing experience or music reading is necessary. Starts September 29th! Tu

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A fascinating selection of music from Scandinavian nations spanning the early Baroque to the present day, including works by Capricornicus, Strungk, Grieg, Tulindberg, ABBA and more! Featuring Sarasa audience favorites Carley DeFranco, soprano and Krista River, mezzo soprano.

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