Click the image to listen to Apple Hill's next virtual concert, Sunday, March 7, 3pm, featuring the Apple Hill String Quartet.
Founded in 1971 and located on 100 beautiful acres in rural New Hampshire, Apple Hill is recognized worldwide as a center for the teaching and performance of chamber music at the highest level.
The Louise Shonk Kelley Concert Barn has been home to hundreds of Apple Hill concerts over the past 50 years. In 2020, we've shifted our concerts online.
Apple Hill's resident musicians, based on our campus in New Hampshire, rehearse, perform, and teach chamber music year-round.
Apple Hill exists to perform, teach, and broaden the appreciation of chamber music—cultivating connection and understanding among people of diverse backgrounds, cultures, playing levels, and ages through music performance and education centered around the values of acceptance, inclusivity, creative expression, and encouragement.
The Keene Sentinel recently covered Apple Hill's journey through the pandemic.
Click here to read the article.
VIRTUAL EVENTS
Our next virtual concert, on March 7, will feature the Apple Hill String Quartet, with works by F. J. Haydn, Caroline Mallonnee, and Dmitri Shostakovich. Learn more. Click here to listen on Sunday.
Our next Scenes from Apple Hill video blog, on March 21, is Playing for Peace: Lenny Matczynski and the Apple Hill String Quartet show how Apple Hill uses the skills of chamber music to create a more just and loving society. Learn more.
Our concerts, masterclasses, talks, and other events from our 2020-21 virtual seasons are all available on YouTube.
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CONSTRUCTION
Facilities Manager Richard Anderson and his crew have been busy working on our central campus renovation project.