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SUMMARY:Renaissance String Quartet: Artistic Explosion
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, August 18\, 2026 at 5:30 PM\nCotuit Center for the Arts\, 4404 Falmouth Road\, Cotuit \nRenaissance String Quartet\n● Randall Goosby\, violin\n● Jeremiah Blacklow\, violin\n● Jameel Martin\, viola\n● Daniel Hass\, cello \nThe exciting young Renaissance String Quartet make their debut with the Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival. Founded in 2021 by violinists Randall Goosby and Jeremiah Blacklow\, violist Jameel Martin\, and cellist Daniel Hass\, the New York City-based quartet was formed on the basis of over a decade of friendship at The Perlman Music Program and The Juilliard School. The Renaissance String Quartet is driven by a desire to reimagine the role and capacity of the string quartet as a vehicle for change\, inspiring audiences\, students\, and collaborators around the world. They received a 2024 career grant from Salon de Virtuosi and were featured on WQXR\, New York City’s premier classical music radio station. \nThis incredibly creative and talented ensemble will perform String Quartet No. 2 in A minor by Florence Price\, Adagio and Fugue in C minor by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart\, and String Quartet No. 1 in A minor by Béla Bartók.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/renaissance-string-quartet-artistic-explosion/
LOCATION:Cotuit Center for the Arts\, 4404 Falmouth Road\, Cotuit\, MA\, 02635\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classical music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260813T173000
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SUMMARY:Alchemy: Classical Meets Jazz
DESCRIPTION:Featuring the Harlem Quartet with Steve Wilson\, Renee Rosnes\, and David Wong\nThursday\, August 13\, 2026 at 5:30 PM\nSimon Center for the Arts\, Falmouth Academy\, 7 Highfield Drive\, Falmouth \nHarlem Quartet:\n● Ilmar Gavilán\, violin\n● Melissa White\, violin\n● Jaime Amador\, viola\n● Felix Umansky\, cello\nSteve Wilson\, alto and soprano saxophone\nRenee Rosnes\, piano\nDavid Wong\, bass \nThe GRAMMY®-winning Harlem Quartet and outstanding jazz musicians Steve Wilson\, Renee Rosnes\, and David Wong will fuse classical and jazz forms in an evening that will include three world premieres. One is a new work commissioned for the Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival and composed by Rosnes for jazz trio and classical string quartet. The Festival also commissioned two new arrangements for jazz trio and classical string quartet by GRAMMY-winning composer and orchestra leader Maria Schneider of her pieces Sky Blue and Walking by Flashlight. Harlem Quartet will perform Fanny Mendelssohn’s String Quartet in E-flat Major and Aldo López-Gavilán’s Frère Jacques.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/alchemy-classical-meets-jazz/
LOCATION:Falmouth Academy\, 7 Highfield Drive\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classical music,Jazz
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260811T173000
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SUMMARY:Jazz at the Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival: Steve Wilson\, Renee Rosnes\, and David Wong
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, August 11\, 2026 at 5:30 PM\nCotuit Center for the Arts\, 4404 Falmouth Road\, Cotuit\n● Steve Wilson\, saxophone\n● Renee Rosnes\, piano\n● David Wong\, bass \nJazz Times calls award-winning Steve Wilson “the consummate saxophonist-composer” and “one of the finest alto and soprano saxophonists of our time.” Steve was a member of Chick Corea’s GRAMMY®-winning sextet Origin and toured the U.S. and Europe with Lionel Hampton. Steve is a core member of the Maria Schneider Orchestra\, an 18-member ensemble made up of many of the finest musicians in jazz today\, and a regular member of the Billy Childs Quartet.\nRenee Rosnes’ distinguished career continues to reach new heights\, marked by new music\, compelling collaborations\, and ever-evolving artistry. She was a ten-year member of the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band. Her ensemble\, Artemis\, was named Jazz Group of the Year for three consecutive years (2023-2025) in Downbeat’s Annual Readers Poll. Her most recent recording\, Crossing Paths\, spent six weeks at No. 1 on the JazzWeek National Radio charts and is nominated for a 2026 JUNO award for Jazz Album of the Year. In 2018\, the Montréal Jazz Festival honored Renee with the Oscar Peterson Prize in recognition of her exceptional contributions to jazz. She is married to and collaborates with Bill Charlap\, also a world-renowned jazz pianist.\nA graduate of The Juilliard School\, where he studied classical music\, David Wong is a sought-after bass player. He has held the bass chair with the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra for over 16 years\, and is currently a member of the Bill Charlap Trio\, Charles McPherson Quintet\, and Terell Stafford Quintet. David was a member of Roy Haynes’ Fountain of Youth band for 15 years\, of the Heath Brother’s Quartet\, led by Jimmy Heath and Albert “Tootie” Heath\, for 13 years\, and of Hank Jones’ Great Jazz Trio and is featured on the piano master’s last recording. David has appeared on over 80 recordings\, including Samara Joy’s GRAMMY-winning album\, Linger a While.\nSelections will be announced from the stage.\nFollowing the performance of Jazz at the Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival\, join the musicians for a private post-concert dinner in the home of a Festival board member in Sandwich. This special opportunity is available for an additional donation of $100. Seating is limited.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/jazz-at-the-cape-cod-chamber-music-festival-steve-wilson-renee-rosnes-and-david-wong/
LOCATION:Cotuit Center for the Arts\, 4404 Falmouth Road\, Cotuit\, MA\, 02635\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classical music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260806T173000
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SUMMARY:The Borromeo: Luminous Beauty
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, August 6\, 2026 at 5:30 PM\nFederated Church of Hyannis\, 320 Main Street\, Hyannis \nBorromeo String Quartet\n● Nicholas Kitchen\, violin\n● Kristopher Tong\, violin\n● Melissa Reardon\, viola\n● Yeesun Kim\, cello \nOne of the most important ensembles of our time\, the award-winning Borromeo String Quartet has been hailed for its “edge-of-the-seat performances” by The Boston Globe\, which called it “simply the best.” A fan favorite and pillar of the Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival for many years\, the Borromeo is admired and sought after for both its fresh interpretations of the classical music canon and its championing of works by 20th and 21st century composers. The Chicago Tribune praised the Borromeo as “a remarkably accomplished string quartet\, not simply for its high technical polish and refined tone\, but more importantly for the searching musical insights it brings.” The San Diego Reader described the ensemble’s performance as “a musical experience of luminous beauty.”\nPerformances in Hyannis and Wellfleet will feature Ludwig van Beethoven’s String Quartet in F Major\, Op. 59\, No. 1 and Antonín Dvořák’s String Quartet No. 14 in A-flat Major. \nFollowing the performance of The Borromeo: Luminous Beauty at the First Congregational Church of Wellfleet\, join the musicians for a private post-concert dinner hosted by a Festival board member at Chapel in the Pines in Eastham. This special opportunity is available for an additional donation of $100. Seating is limited.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/the-borromeo-luminous-beauty/
LOCATION:Federated Church of Hyannis\, 320 Main Street\, Hyannis\, 02601
CATEGORIES:Classical music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260802T150000
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SUMMARY:CLOC Second Stage Chamber Concert
DESCRIPTION:The Second Stage Concerts will take place on Sunday\, July 19\, and Sunday\, August 2\, at 3 p.m. at West Falmouth Library (and August 16th at 3pm at College Light Opera Company’s West Falmouth Campus). This offers three distinct opportunities for music enthusiasts to enjoy captivating performances by some of the most skilled musicians on Cape Cod. Each concert will feature CLOC’s talented orchestra members taking center stage to showcase their remarkable skills and repertoire. Admission to the Second Stage Concerts is free\, offering a fantastic opportunity for families\, friends\, and music lovers of all ages to come together and enjoy incredible performances in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. \nThe College Light Opera Company (CLOC) is a non-profit theatre organization located on Cape Cod. For over 50 years\, CLOC has provided hundreds of college-age students from around the country with a unique educational opportunity to learn from leading professionals and practice their craft in a challenging but supportive environment.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/cloc-second-stage-chamber-concert-2/
LOCATION:West Falmouth Library\, 575 West Falmouth Highway\, West Falmouth\, MA\, 02574\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classical music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260719T150000
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SUMMARY:CLOC Second Stage Chamber Concert
DESCRIPTION:The Second Stage Concerts will take place on Sunday\, July 19\, and Sunday\, August 2\, at 3 p.m. at West Falmouth Library (and August 16th at 3pm at College Light Opera Company’s West Falmouth Campus). This offers three distinct opportunities for music enthusiasts to enjoy captivating performances by some of the most skilled musicians on Cape Cod. Each concert will feature CLOC’s talented orchestra members taking center stage to showcase their remarkable skills and repertoire. Admission to the Second Stage Concerts is free\, offering a fantastic opportunity for families\, friends\, and music lovers of all ages to come together and enjoy incredible performances in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. \nThe College Light Opera Company (CLOC) is a non-profit theatre organization located on Cape Cod. For over 50 years\, CLOC has provided hundreds of college-age students from around the country with a unique educational opportunity to learn from leading professionals and practice their craft in a challenging but supportive environment.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/cloc-second-stage-chamber-concert/
LOCATION:West Falmouth Library\, 575 West Falmouth Highway\, West Falmouth\, MA\, 02574\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classical music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260607T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260607T170000
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SUMMARY:Falmouth Chamber Players presents Masters of the Baroque
DESCRIPTION:The Falmouth Chamber Players Orchestra present “Masters of the Baroque” on Sunday\, June 7\, at 3 PM\, at John Wesley United Methodist Church. \nThe concert features works by Handel\, Bach\, Telemann\, and Vivaldi\, four composers well-known for their virtuosic skill in instrumental performance and stylistic flair in music composition.  \nSoloists are Deborah Bradley\, Anna Fernandez-Buehrens\, Liz Mahony\, and Gigi Turgeon\, violin; Eve Budnick\, harpsichord\, Lorrie Hassan\, flute\, Veronica Kenney\, oboe\, and Melanie Hayn\,  d’amore. \nA donation at the door of $20 for adults and $5 for young professionals is suggested\, with free admission for students. Tickets are available only at the door. For more information\, visit falmouthchamberplayers.org. \nThis concert is made possible by a generous grant from the Falmouth Fund of the Cape Cod Foundation.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/falmouth-chamber-players-presents-masters-of-the-baroque/
LOCATION:John Wesley United Methodist Church\, 270 Gifford Street\, Falmouth\, 02540
CATEGORIES:Baroque music,Classical music,Live concerts,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260510T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260510T170000
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SUMMARY:CapePOPS! Be Ours Tonight: Elvis and the Symphony
DESCRIPTION:Put on your blue suede shoes and celebrate the one and only Elvis Presley with your Cape Symphony Orchestra. You’ll hear all your favorite rocking hits and soulful ballads\, including “Burnin’ Love\,” “It’s Now or Never\,” “All Shook Up\,” and more. Relive the magic at this dazzling performance — there’s nothing like the charisma of The King! \nSaturday May 9 at 7:30 PM and Sunday\, May 10 at 3:00 PM at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center\, 744 West Main St\, Hyannis. \nBryan English will conduct the Cape Symphony Orchestra and the award-winning Patrick Dunn will bring the velvet vocals and sequined jumpsuit. Tickets on capesymphony.org / 508.362.1111 / tickets@capesymphony.org
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/capepops-be-ours-tonight-elvis-and-the-symphony-2/
LOCATION:Barnstable Performing Arts Center\, 744 West Main Street\, Hyannis\, 02601
CATEGORIES:Blues,Classical music,Concerts,Country music,Live concerts,orchestra,Pop music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260509T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260509T213000
DTSTAMP:20260501T020551Z
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SUMMARY:CapePOPS! Be Ours Tonight: Elvis and the Symphony
DESCRIPTION:Put on your blue suede shoes and celebrate the one and only Elvis Presley with the Cape Symphony Orchestra. You’ll hear all your favorite rocking hits and soulful ballads\, including “Burnin’ Love\,” “It’s Now or Never\,” “All Shook Up\,” and more. Relive the magic at this dazzling performance — there’s nothing like the charisma of The King! \nConcerts are Saturday May 9 at 7:30 PM and Sunday\, May 10 at 3:00 PM at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center\, 744 West Main St\, Hyannis. \nBryan English will conduct the Cape Symphony Orchestra and the award-winning Patrick Dunn will bring the velvet vocals and sequined jumpsuit. Tickets on capesymphony.org / 508.362.1111 / tickets@capesymphony.org
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/capepops-be-ours-tonight-elvis-and-the-symphony/
LOCATION:Barnstable Performing Arts Center\, 744 West Main Street\, Hyannis\, 02601
CATEGORIES:Blues,Classical music,Concerts,Live concerts,orchestra,Pop music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260328T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260329T170000
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SUMMARY:Falmouth Chamber Players Orchestra Spring Concerts
DESCRIPTION:The Falmouth Chamber Players Orchestra\, under the direction of conductor Thomas Kociela\, will present “Nordic Legends & Mozart’s Masterpiece” on Saturday\, March 28\, at 3 PM\, and Sunday\, March 29\, at 3 PM\, at Morse Pond School Auditorium\, 323 Jones Road\, in Falmouth. \nThomas G. Kociela\, FCPO conductor for the 2025-2026 season\, is also music director of the Rhode Island College Symphony Orchestra and the Parkway Concert Orchestra (Norwood\, MA)\, as well as the Resident Multi-Camera Video Director at Symphony Hall in Boston.  For more information visit: thomaskociela.com \nThe program includes Sibelius’s Karelia Overture\, Grieg’s Symphonic Dances\, and Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto\, performed by soloist Sangwon Lee. \nJean Sibelius (1865-1957) was commissioned by the Viithat Students’ Association to compose incidental music for an historical pageant celebrating the history and culture of the Karelia region\, the source of much of Finland’s mythology and folk music tradition. Karelia sought to retain its own culture at a time when the Russification of Finland aimed to abolish its cultural heritage. \nIn Karelia Music (1893)\, one of Sibelius’s early compositions\, he incorporates the character of local folk music to portray events in the area’s history. The Overture includes elements of its eight tableaus\, including energetic marches\, moments of quiet reflection\, concluding with an exhilarating march. As one reviewer wrote\, the music has “an appealing dignified feel\, as of an army marching joyfully from the fields of victory\, accompanied by birdsong and sunlight.” \nLike Sibelius\, Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) is known for his nationalistic music\, music which bolstered the national identity of his country\, Norway. Sibelius based his Symphonic Dances on folk tunes collected by Ludvig M. Lindemann (1812-1887) and composed them for piano four hands\, a popular genre at the time. They were orchestrated by Hans Sitt. \nThe first and second dances are hallings: vigorous\, acrobatic Norwegian mountain dances that begin quietly and gradually build to a hypnotic intensity. The first is quite spirited\, the second more relaxed\, with a gentle theme provided by oboe\, harp\, and pizzicato strings. The third dance is a lively spring dance melody. The finale draws from an old mountain ballad\, a wedding song\, and a dramatic heroic march. \n“The Symphonic Dances are truly delightful to perform\,” said Melanie Hayn\, FCPO president and principal oboe\, “with melodies passed between woodwind players and with the strings. The oboe part in this work is particularly fun—I feel as if I’m dancing among the sections of the orchestra during some passages.” \nWolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) composed his Clarinet Concerto for virtuoso clarinetist Anton Stadler to be performed on basset clarinet\, completing it just a few months before his death. The basset clarinet\, co-invented by Stadler\, could play a few notes lower than the standard clarinet. After Mozart’s death\, the low notes were transposed to be played on the standard clarinet\, and the original basset clarinet score was lost. \nThe concerto is considered one of Mozart’s greatest works. It is a piece of great emotional depth\, conveying peace\, simplicity\, and contentment\, making good use of the full range of the clarinet and the virtuosity of the player. The second movement Adagio\, in particular\, has been described as “achingly beautiful\,” lyrical\, and serene\, with a melancholic thoughtfulness\, while the third movement offers a cheerful and delightful rondo. \nSoloist Sangwon Lee notes that the concerto was written at a difficult point in Mozart’s life. He was beset by poor health and growing debt. “The music\, however\, is uplifting\,” Lee said\, with hints of somber tone.” \n“Like many clarinetists\,” Lee said\, “I have a complicated relationship with the concerto. It’s a piece we have been exposed to as young\, inexperienced players. It’s a piece that has been on virtually every audition we have taken. It’s the piece in the clarinet repertoire. There are times I cherished practicing it. There are times I loathed practicing it. But we always come back to it\, a lot of times not by choice\, and it ‘hits different’ as time goes on\, and we discover something new every time. We love it!” \nSangwon Lee joined the Hartford Symphony as Principal Clarinet in 2023. He has performed with orchestras all over New England\, appearing as guest principal clarinetist in the Boston Pops Orchestra\, New Bedford Symphony\, Dartmouth Symphony\, and others. As a chamber musician\, Sangwon has shared the stage with the late Peter Serkin—performing the Beethoven and the Mozart Quintets for Piano with Winds in multiple performances in 2018.  \nIn addition to performing\, Sangwon is passionate about music education. He has coached woodwind sectionals at Yale University\, Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra\, Boston Latin School\, and elsewhere. He taught clarinet and saxophone at the summer Bard Music Camp and at Bard College at Simon’s Rock in Great Barrington\, MA. \nA donation at the door of $20 for adults and $5 for young professionals is suggested\, with free admission for students. Tickets are available only at the door. For more information\, visit falmouthchamberplayers.org. \nThe FCPO is funded in part by the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod\, the Falmouth Cultural Council\, the Mass Cultural Council\, the Falmouth Fund of the Cape Cod Foundation\, Cape Cod Melody Tent\, and the Woods Hole Foundation.
URL:https://artsfalmouth.org/event/falmouth-chamber-players-orchestra-spring-concerts/
LOCATION:Morse Pond School\, 323 Jones Road\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classical music,Concerts
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