Event: Fri., August 09, 2013;
FRIDAY AUGUST 9th: Burlington Ensemble brings their Summer Serenade series, "Starry Night" to the Castleton State College Pavillion! This marks their first chamber concert here as Castleton Artists-in-Residence.
Come out to hear fabulous music and picnic under the stars!
'Doors' open at 5:30pm - bring your picnic! The concert starts at 7:30pm under the Pavillion.
Tickets for this performance are $30 ($5 for students; 12 and under FREE; discount at the door for CSC employees). Tickets are available by visiting http://www.burlingtonensemble.com, by calling (802) 598-9520, or for purchase at the concert.
More details below. You can also check out the website: http://www.burlingtonensemble.com
BURLINGTON ENSEMBLE TAKES CASTLETON PAVILION STAGE AUGUST 9
“Starry Night” performance brings Summer Serenades to Castleton
CASTLETON, Vt. – Castleton College presents “Starry Night” as part of the esteemed Burlington Ensemble’s 2013 Summer Serenades concert festival on Friday, August 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Castleton Pavilion.
The celebration of “Starry Night” will highlight Concerto no. 2 for bass by Bottesini, music by film composer Bernard Hermann, and Mendelssohn’s Octet, Opus 20.
Performers incude Michael Dabroski (violin), Sophia Hirsch (violin), Elizabeth Reid (viola), John Dunlop (cello), Elizabeth LeBlanc (clarinet), Zoya Tsvetkova (violin), Letitia Quante (violin), Peter Sulski (viola), Ariana Falk (cello), and Rachel Calin (double bass)
The concert marks the continuation of the Burlington Ensemble’s role as Artists in Residence at Castleton. They will present seven chamber concerts at the college over the next year.
Concertgoers are invited to bring food and beverage to picnic at the pavilion starting at 5:30 p.m., alcohol is permitted.
ABOUT BURLINGTON ENSEMBLE
Artistic Directors Sofia Hirsch and Michael Dabroski have created an innovative “Making Music with a Social Mission” collaborative paradigm that organizes high-quality fundraising concerts to benefit local non-profit organizations year-round. Burlington Ensemble employs a unique and sustainable artistic and business model that reallocates a bulk of their administrative liabilities and decreases cost, minimizes typical committee work, partners with local businesses, and ultimately produces music programs more effectively and efficiently than a typical not-for-profit artistic organization. For more information visit: http://www.burlingtonensemble.com