On Friday June 29, at 7:30 p.m., the Salisbury Congregational Church will open its thirty-ninth annual summer performance series with a chamber concert by the faculty ensemble of the Point Counterpoint Music Camp under Music Director Philip Boulanger. These talented young professionals for the camp's early summer session hail from some of the country's leading music programs, including those at Eastman, the Cleveland Institute, Juilliard, Northwestern, and Yale. Their performance venues have included the Carnegie Recital Hall, New York Baroque, Atlanta Opera, Chicago Civic Orchestra, Krakow, and Spoleto. Their concert will include Popper's Requiem for Three Cellos and Piano; Faure's Piano Quartret in C Minor, Op. 15; and Schubert's String Quartet in D Minor "Death and the Maiden."

With the exception of a break on July 13, the series will continue on Friday evenings through the second week of August at the historic, but handicapped accessible, 1838 meetinghouse in Salisbury Village. There is no admission charge; a free-will donation in support of the series will be appreciated. Any receipts in excess of the expenses for the series will be applied to the continued restoration of Salisbury's landmark meetinghouse.