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A 5-star, 5-concert subscription series. BC Civic Music has been bringing the world's finest music to Green Bay since 1927. With grass-roots volunteers and little or no overhead, our members see and hear full value in the music.
Mission: Bring classical music to our community at an affordable price. Season tickets are now available for the 5-concert season.
The event drew more than 500 carloads of people to a parking lot at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport to hear music by Mozart, Beethoven and Ravel.
Cancer Blows
THE WORLD BAND IS LIVE! Musicians from around the world have joined together with Ryan Anthony and other top soloists to play his anthem “Song of Hope” once again proving that Music=Hope and art saves lives.
Do orchestras put audiences at risk of COVID-19?
Houston Symphony and Rice University are teaming up on a study to determine just how far a musician or vocalist's droplets are pushed into the atmosphere when they perform.
Let's start the say with an oboe trio!
Fridays are for treating yourself! 👏 Today we suggest tuning into Pergolesi Suite Scherzino, arranged by Jean Oelrich and performed by San Diego Symphony Musicians oboists Sarah Skuster and Emily Moscoso, as well as English horn Andrea Overturf. #MusicalHug #StayClassicalSanDiego
Be sure to watch more virtual performances on our Symphony Stream here: sandiegosymphony.org/san-diego-symphony-stream
Eager to return to concert halls, CSO and Lyric musicians perform from Oak Park front yards
Howard Reich covers musicians from the CSO and Lyric Opera playing patriotic music, socially distanced across three lawns.
Civic Music delays new season one year; moves make-ups to Spring
Civic Music delays new season one year; moves make-ups to Spring
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=share&v=JMSuKqLYsgI
NYC Cellist Yves Dharamraj performs a five-cello arrangement of "When I am laid in earth" (Dido's Lament) from Henry Purcell's Dido and Aeneas as a protest f...
https://www.blog.levitt.org/2020/03/ways-support-musicians-covid-19-crisis/
Even in times of looming uncertainty, music has the power to relieve stress, improve our cognition and help us feel happy. It’s easy to take these benefits for granted, but now more than ever, it’s vital to recognize the people who make it possible: musicians. Across the country, concerts, to...
https://www.blog.levitt.org/2020/05/five-ways-musical-recharge/
Humans are hardwired to respond to music, making it a powerful tool for regulating stress levels and feeling calm during challenging times.
See? Classical music IS exciting AND fun!!!
Today we take a ride with the delightful MSO bassist Laura Snyder as she rocks out to music by Beethoven. Can you name that tune? We hope you will be inspired by Laura to let music power up your life today!
Join Yo-Yo Ma on Sunday ...
http://lincolncenter.org/lincoln-center-at-home/show/memorial-for-us-all-yo-yo-ma-428
In the midst of an unprecedented pandemic, many rituals we hold dear are no longer possible. As we find our footing in this new terrain, faith leaders have enlisted New York City artists and Lincoln Center to offer a weekly Memorial for Us All. Music unlocks thoughts, feelings, and memories that uni...
A magnificent concert!!! Enjoy...
*LIVE* Join us for a livestream performance of the United We Stand | Music to Connect Us virtual concert series on Tuesday, May 5 at 2 PM (ET). The United States Army Band Trumpet Ensemble performs a program titled “Shining a Light Through Adversity”.
Program:
Path of Discovery
by Erik Morales
Song for Health
by Martin Schippers & Steven Verheist
Band of Brothers
by Michael Kamen, arr. Jari Villanueva
Taps
arr. Jari Villanueva
Durrenhorn Passage
by Kevin McKee
Chris Castellanos
One of the most beautiful moments in film music - "Mickey" from Rocky III by Bill Conti.
Conti captured the anguish of loss, the reflection of mourning and a glimmer of hope all in a few minutes of music.
This is for those who have lost loved ones.
Yamaha Music USA Boston Brass Giddings mouthpieces Neumann
Frank Almond, the MSO’s Concertmaster, Has the World on a String
After 25 years as MSO’s concertmaster and a harrowing role in one of Milwaukee’s most famous crimes, Frank Almond is ready for what’s next.
'I Am Mourning The Loss': Two-Thirds Of Artists Report They're Now Unemployed
A leading U.S. arts organization released a survey of more than 10,000 artists and creative workers on Friday. It found 95% of them have experienced income loss as a result of COVID-19.
Lyric Opera of Chicago
Until Brünnhilde and her sisters can ride again, enjoy this thrilling virtual performance of Wagner's "The Ride of the Valkyries" as performed from homes and studios around Chicago.
Our sincerest thanks go out to the musicians of the Chicago Lyric Opera Orchestra for their performances, and percussionist Douglas Waddell and son Ryan Waddell for their editing expertise.
Local group Pegasis ... So beautiful!!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=LRaFdFkOVyY
Our names are Marvelis, Rissel, and Yaina, and we are known as Pegasis. We hope you enjoy our arrangement of this classic hymn! If you like it, subscribe to ...
Did you know???
Bonus concerts in Marinette-Menominee
A perk of your Civic Music membership is reciprocity with our sister organization in Marinette-Menominee. In this way, you actually get six concerts – our five PLUS one of those offered by River Cities Concerts. Their remaining date is the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater, April 27. Contact the Civic Music Office to reserve a spot on the pass list. Visit http://rcconcerts.com/ for more info.
What Is RCCA? The River Cities Concert Association is a non-profit organization of music lovers who buy yearly memberships to fund a season of concerts of the highest quality family entertainment. We contract with Allied Concert Services in Plymouth, Minnesota, whose representative joins us at a ...
Wow!!
En attendant de vous revoir Dans la période délicate que nous traversons, les musiciens de l'Orchestre National de France ont souhaité, malgré la distance, j...
An update from our Board President...
Hello, Civic Music friends and subscribers,
We are making good progress in resolving cancellation and rescheduling issues with the spring portion of Civic Music's current concert season. Here's the latest:
March 14, Maxwell Street Klezmer Band (previously postponed) -- We are working with the group in hopes of rescheduling as a summertime special... likely at a venue with outdoor/indoor options... as early as June (unlikely) but perhaps the second half of August as a fun "pre-season" warm-up for our regularly scheduled fall lineup. Public health permitting, of course.
April 18, Washington Saxophone Quartet (newly postponed) -- We agreed late last week to cancel and, in doing so, found a nice silver lining if we postpone all the way to December. The quartet offers a very popular holiday show that would be a nice bonus, a warm and wonderful way to welcome the season and put a long year behind us. If we can navigate a crowded holiday calendar to find a good date, we're in for a treat.
May 7, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra (it's complicated) -- We're still holding the date, at the MSO's request, but our original venue, the Weidner Center, is not. Basically, it’s just two different approaches to a complicated set of circumstances. The state-owned Weidner Center is following directives to halt all programming through mid-May. The MSO, a private arts organization, has announced no cancellations beyond April, in case there is a quick resolution to the worst of the coronavirus threat. They hope to salvage at least part of their spring season. Civic Music? We'll wait and see. If perspectives suddenly change on large concerts and gatherings, and a true “all-clear” emerges, we’d simply have to rebook the Weidner or another hall for the originally scheduled date. Much more likely, at this point, would be a late summer or fall date, and it won’t be easy, given the MSO’s busy fixed calendar at their home hall. The Milwaukee Symphony loves playing Green Bay (especially the Weidner! ) in what has become a cornerstone of our annual series. They very much want to resume performances across the state and start selling tickets again. They are Wisconsin’s premier cultural institution, and in my view Civic Music should do all we can to support them.
I hope to have a definitive answer on the MSO, and perhaps the two other re-bookings within about two weeks. And, although the announcement is delayed, we expect to start advertising next season’s new five-concert series later this spring. (It’s another great lineup!) Thank you for your support of Civic Music. Stay healthy, and please don't hesitate to contact me with comments and suggestions,
Christopher Sampson
Board President, Brown County Civic Music Association
Did you know???
Bonus concerts in Marinette-Menominee
A perk of your Civic Music membership is reciprocity with our sister organization in Marinette-Menominee. In this way, you actually get six concerts – our five PLUS one of those offered by River Cities Concerts. Their remaining date is the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater, April 27. Contact the Civic Music Office to reserve a spot on the pass list. Visit http://rcconcerts.com/ for more info.
What Is RCCA? The River Cities Concert Association is a non-profit organization of music lovers who buy yearly memberships to fund a season of concerts of the highest quality family entertainment. We contract with Allied Concert Services in Plymouth, Minnesota, whose representative joins us at a ...
"It's tough to perform or rehearse as a group when you're practicing social distancing. But the Colorado Symphony managed to do just that -- dropping an epic cut of their musicians performing Beethoven's "Ode To Joy" from various locations."
It's tough to perform or rehearse as a group when you're practicing social distancing. But the Colorado Symphony managed to do just that -- dropping an epic cut of their musicians performing Beethoven's Ode To Joy from their various location.
Cantus presents...
Enjoy the first installment from Cantus’ COVID-19 Sessions recorded live on March 17, 19, and 20.
"This is my song, O God of all the nations,
a song of peace for lands afar and mine.
This is my home, the country where my heart is;
here are my hopes, my dreams, my holy shrine;
but other hearts in other lands are beating
with hopes and dreams as true and high as mine."
We couldn’t think of a more meaningful piece to kick off our online performance series during this time of isolation and uncertainty. We have been performing this song since nearly the ensemble’s beginning some 25 years ago, and we hope it reminds you that you are not alone. We are in this together.
Click the link below to support Cantus’ eight full-time artists, dedicated staff, and our mission to give voice to shared human experience.
https://www.cantussings.org/how-to-give
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
You haven't seen a "Flight of the Bumblebee" like this. 🐝🎶😂
Today on our Digital Stage: Winner of Verona, Italy’s International Chamber Music contest, Quatuor Beat performs the hilarious and masterful "Drumblebee."
Did you know???
Bonus concerts in Marinette-Menominee
A perk of your Civic Music membership is reciprocity with our sister organization in Marinette-Menominee. In this way, you actually get six concerts – our five PLUS one of those offered by River Cities Concerts. Their remaining dates are the pop a cappella group Ball in the House, March 26; and the Popovich Comedy Pet Theater, April 27. Contact the Civic Music Office to reserve a spot on the pass list. Visit http://rcconcerts.com/ for more info.
What Is RCCA? The River Cities Concert Association is a non-profit organization of music lovers who buy yearly memberships to fund a season of concerts of the highest quality family entertainment. We contract with Allied Concert Services in Plymouth, Minnesota, whose representative joins us at a ...
Making music, virtually!
https://slippedisc.com/2020/03/believe-it-orchestra-plays-beethoven-9th-from-their-homes/
The Rotterdam Philharmonic teamed up with a Dutch healthcare provider to film the finale of Beethoven’s 9th with all the musicians playing their parts by video from their homes.
We are working with Maxwell Klezmer to re-book them, perhaps for summer. The same with our April 18 attraction, the Washington Saxophone Quartet, which is also likely to be affected. Whether this summer or even into the fall, it is Civic Music's intention to bring these performers to Green Bay to fulfill the series we promised. We will keep you posted.
Thank you, stay healthy, and please don't hesitate to contact our office with comments and suggestions.
(920) 338-1801 or [email protected]
We are working with Maxwell Klezmer to re-book them, perhaps for summer. The same with our April 18 attraction, the Washington Saxophone Quartet, which is also likely to be affected. Whether this summer or even into the fall, it is Civic Music's intention to bring these performers to Green Bay to fulfill the series we promised. We will keep you posted.
Thank you, stay healthy, and please don't hesitate to contact our office with comments and suggestions.
(920) 338-1801 or [email protected]
German Culture Minister Monika Grütters has announced that the German government will help cultural institutions and artists who have suffered major financial disruption as a result of cancelations made for coronavirus precautions. Most cultural institutions have been shut down over the last few da...
CANCELLED!! We plan to reschedule.
This is how we all help slow the spread of coronavirus.
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Wow!! What an ending!! The Rodney Marsalis Philadelphia Big Brass
Last night's performance was A-Mazing!!!!
What a great concert tonight!!! And, for an awesome crowd at the beautiful Weidner Center for the Performing Arts! Thank you to the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra for an amazing evening of music.
Save on our next eight concerts, if you order your season membership now! http://www.bccivicmusic.org/tickets/
This mini-documentary takes viewers inside the doors of the Ralph Holter Auditorium as it serves (five nights each year) as the Brown County Civic Music Association's classical music venue. Hear first hand from President Helen Bintz, members Dick Huiting, and Kimberly Vlies about the variety, affordability, quality entertainment, live concert experience, and social benefits that make this organization special.
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