Thursday, December 5, 7:30pm
St. Patrick’s Church
Ballyshannon, Ireland
Collaboration concert with the Apple Hill String Quartet, Apple Hill alumnus Evan McGarrigle, and the Ulster University Choir.
Program: Mozart String Quartet in A Major, K. 464 (Apple Hill String Quartet); Turina Piano Quartet, 1st mvt (Apple Hill musicians Elise Kuder, violin, Mike Kelley, viola, and Rupert Thompson, cello, with Evan McGarrigle, piano); and Haydn’s Missa brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo (Ulster University Choir)
With equal focus on rigorous instruction and supportive community, the Summer Chamber Music Workshop has fostered musical growth since its founding in 1971. Director Lenny Matczynski, the Apple Hill String Quartet and renowned faculty coach musicians of all ages, levels, and cultures who are placed in chamber groups by ability rather than age. Applications for the 2020 workshop are now available online here!
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THE APPLE HILL CENTER FOR CHAMBER MUSIC
Founded in 1971 and situated on 100 acres of fields and woodlands in rural New Hampshire, Apple Hill is a unique center of chamber music performance and education. Led by Director Leonard Matczynski and the Apple Hill String Quartet, the only resident string quartet in the state of New Hampshire, Apple Hill is one of the few centers in the country that has a home campus, resident musicians, educational programs for aspiring musicians, and Playing for Peace, our program that focuses on social change through chamber music.
Mission of Apple Hill
Apple Hill exists to perform, teach, and create chamber music at the highest standard, broaden the appreciation of chamber music through the development of educational programs, and cultivate connection and understanding among people of diverse backgrounds, cultures, playing levels, and ages through the Playing for Peace program.