As the Meeting House Chamber Music Festival’s 50th Anniversary Season continues, we are delighted to invite Cape Cod residents and vacationers to two extraordinary concerts following the July 4th holiday. The concerts will be held at 7:30 PM on Friday, July 5 and on Monday, July 8 at the Church of the Holy Spirit, Episcopal in Orleans, MA.
Friday, July 5: Renowned cellist Amit Peled and the festival’s Founder, Artistic Director, and Pianist Donald Enos will present a quintessential example of romantic chamber music Edvard Grieg’s Sonata for cello & piano, Op.36. This will be followed, in marked contrast, by Friedrich Gulda’s Cello Concerto with its eclecticism, surprise elements, and thoroughly modernist approach.
Monday, July 8: A superb ensemble featuring Joyce Hammann (violin), Danielle Farina (viola), Megan Koch (cello), Jeffrey Carney (double bass), and Donald Enos (piano) will perform yet another diverse and captivating program:
William Walton – Piano Quartet
Nino Rota – Intermezzo (viola & piano)
Rebecca Clarke – Midsummer Moon (violin & piano)
Franz Schubert – “Trout” Quintet
Tickets for the 6-concert series are available for $90, with single concert tickets available at the door for $25. Youth under 18 can attend free of charge. For more ticketing and program information, please visit Meeting House Chamber Music Festival.
The festival continues on Mondays July 15 and 22, featuring more world-class musicians and exciting programs of classical and contemporary chamber music.
Join us for these exceptional performances and celebrate five decades of musical excellence with the Meeting House Chamber Music Festival.
About Meeting House Chamber Music Festival: The Meeting House Chamber Music Festival is dedicated to bringing high-quality chamber music to the Cape Cod community and visitors. Over the past 50 years, the festival has become a cultural cornerstone, known for its diverse programming and distinguished performers.
The Meeting House Chamber Festival is grateful for the support of the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Cape Cod 5 Foundation, and the Mary-Louise and Ruth N. Eddy Foundation.
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