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Second Monday Circle Sing!
7:00pm-8:45pm Second Monday Circle Sing!Montpelier's Monthly Circle Sing We gather every second Monday at the Montpelier Performing Arts HUB on 35 College St. Dive into collaborative vocal magic with your neighbors. New folks are always welcome. What is "Circle Singing?" In a super supportive, playful, and judgment-free space, you're invited to explore singing the music of the moment. Together we interweave musical patterns, rhythms, harmonies, melodies, movement, words, percussive sounds, and come out with a lot of joy and aliveness. In the traditions of Bobby McFerrin, Rhiannon, Zuza Gonçalves, and others, we co-create the songs we need to sing and share. Our listening, trust and willingness to share our imperfect voices leads us through a little vulnerability and into music and connection that deeply feeds our hearts and souls. Feel free to reach out with questions at [email protected] — I’m happy to share more about what to expect. RSVP to [email protected]. Payment of $20-$40 can be sent via Venmo (@David-Ruffin-Voice) or in cash at the event. While payment at the time of RSVPing is not required, it is much appreciated and guarantees your spot. Come on out and make some beauty!
A Journey of Sound – Hebraic, Estonian, and Scandinavian Masterpieces
7:30pm-9:30pm A Journey of Sound – Hebraic, Estonian, and Scandinavian MasterpiecesThis free Farmers Night concert is built around Estonian composer Urmas Sisask, Te Deum op 37 for chorus, string orchestra and flute, involving 40 musicians. It will include Ernst Bloch's Hebraic Suite Modale, which evokes visions of Jerusalem's Wailing Wall and colorful Middle Eastern markets and the uplifting Scandinavian-flavored String Nonet Finnish composer Olli Mustonen. Key collaborators include Palaver Strings – a Grammy-nominated, musician-led nonprofit string ensemble based in Portland, Maine, whose mission is to strengthen and inspire community through music, and conductor Richard Riley.

Mon Feb 9
7:00 pm to 8:45 pm
Second Monday Circle Sing!
Monday Feb 9th 7:00 pm to 8:45 pm@ Montpelier Performing Arts Hub
Wed Feb 25
7:30 pm to 9:30 pm
A Journey of Sound – Hebraic, Estonian, and Scandinavian Masterpieces
Wednesday Feb 25th 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm@ Vermont State House
This free Farmers Night concert is built around Estonian composer Urmas Sisask, Te Deum op 37 for chorus, string orchestra and flute, involving 40 musicians.
It will include Ernst Bloch's Hebraic Suite Modale, which evokes visions of Jerusalem's Wailing Wall and colorful Middle Eastern markets and the uplifting Scandinavian-flavored String Nonet Finnish composer Olli Mustonen.
Key collaborators include Palaver Strings – a Grammy-nominated, musician-led nonprofit string ensemble based in Portland, Maine, whose mission is to strengthen and inspire community through music, and conductor Richard Riley.
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