The 2025-26 Concert Season
A Journey of Sound ~ Hebraic, Estonian, and Scandinavian Masterpieces
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Wednesday, February 25, 7:30PM
FREE Farmer's Night Concert, Vermont Statehouse, Montpelier, Vermont (map) This event is funded in part by a grant award from Montpelier Alive, with funds from the Montpelier Downtown Improvement District. Friday, February 27, 7:30PM Concert at Cathedral of Saint Paul, Burlington, Vermont (map) — ticketed performance This concert is supported by a grant from the Vermont Community Fund. Capital City Concerts offers its first-ever Farmer's Night concert on Wednesday, February 27 at the Vermont State House. This FREE blockbuster concert will involve 40 musicians and will feature Portland Maine's Grammy-nominated Palaver Strings, along with Vermont's own Grammy-nominated flutist Karen Kevra, together with a select chorus conducted by Richard Riley. The program is built around Estonian composer Urmas Sisask, Te Deum, Op. 37 for chorus, string orchestra and flute, as well as colorful large chamber music works from the Middle East and Scandinavia. The concert will be repeated on Friday evening, February 29 at the Cathedral of Saint Paul in Burlington, Vermont in conjunction with Cathedral Arts. PROGRAM Urmas Sisask, Te Deum, Op. 37 flute, string orchestra, and chorus (hear a sample of the piece here) Ernst Bloch, Suite Modale for flute and string orchestra (hear a sample of the piece here) Olli Mustonen, String Nonet #2 The Farmer's Night State House concert is un-ticketed. To attend the Cathedral of Saint Paul concert, please get tickets by clicking the button below: |
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Fauré ForaySaturday, April 25, 7:30PM
Concert at Unitarian Church of Montpelier (map) Violinist Laurie Smukler returns with her New York City colleagues for a Fauré Foray including violist Tal First, cellist Natasha Brofsky, and pianist Qing Jiang. The concert includes both of Gabriel Fauré's two irresistible piano quartets, the resplendent violin sonata No. 1 in A major, and the sparkling Fantaisie for flute and piano featuring flutist Karen Kevra. PROGRAM Piano Quartet No. 1 in c minor, op. 15 Violin Sonata No. 1, Op. 13 in A major Fantaisie, op. 79 for flute and piano Piano Quartet No. 2 in g minor, Op.45 |
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