Chain Reaction Quartet
Submitted by bgoldowsky on
Classical favorites and some surprises.
Janet Luan & Victor Troll - violin
Joanna Ostrander - viola
Boris Goldowsky - cello
Submitted by bgoldowsky on
Classical favorites and some surprises.
Janet Luan & Victor Troll - violin
Joanna Ostrander - viola
Boris Goldowsky - cello
Submitted by jradcliffe on
Jeffrey creates relaxing and compelling improvised piano soundscapes. Drawing on over 25 years of improvising experience and musical education, Jeffrey’s improvisation style blends classical, new age, minimalist and ambient music.
Submitted by SylBee on
Sylvia Berry is a specialist in historical keyboard instruments such as the harpsichord and fortepiano. Her debut CD, a recording of Haydn’s “London Sonatas” (Acis) recorded on an 1806 Broadwood, was hailed by Early Music America as “A wonderful debut that augurs more wonders to a come." Pulitzer prize-winning Boston music critic Lloyd Schwartz wrote of her work with Opera Boston, “Special applause for continuo fortepianist Sylvia Berry, [who played] as if she were one of the actors.” She performs widely as a soloist and chamber musician, and for this Porch Fest concert she will play solo music of Bach, Sweelinck, Balbastre, Haydn and others on a French double harpsichord.
Submitted by ryanyure on
Composed of some of the top classical musicians in New England, Classical Chamber Musicians of Somerville is a small chamber group put together especially for this event. We will be performing some light and fun classical music if your ears need a rest from the loud bands nearby. Musicians featured perform with the Boston Symphony, Pops, Ballet, Opera, Portland Symphony, Rhode Island Philharmonic, and many other orchestras in New England.
Submitted by Lucy_Ann on
Americana/Folk with originals by Lucy and covers by the whole group. There will be fiddles, xylophones, voices of all shapes and colors, and guitars too. Lucy does classical music by trade, so be prepared for a bit of Bach at some point. Swing on by, we'll be on the back porch with plenty of room for folks on the lawn.
Submitted by FortFoskett on
We're uniting Porchfest with Groupmuse. A Groupmuse is halfway between a chamber music concert and a house party. It’s equal parts musical and social. It’s a way to enjoy yourself and enrich yourself.
Come on by and check out classical music performed by extremely talented local musicians and see what Groupmuse is all about! Works played by Marza Wilks and company will include the Ravel violin and cello duo, Beethoven duo, and a solo Bach cello suite.
Groupmuse is fueled by donations, please bring a donation to house and feed local musicians!
Submitted by alarosamontez on
Alison LaRosa Montez is a classically-trained flutist with a BM from Catholic University of America. Her performance interests range from early music on period instruments to works by contemporary composers.
Note: Performance will take place on the back porch (Packard Ave. side of the house).
Submitted by Friends of the SPL on
Join library favorite Jordan Voelker for a sing along! Suitable for children through preschool, caregivers, and families. Hear tunes from the fiddle, ukulele, and autoharp. If we are lucky she will also bring her musical saw!
Jordan is a Somerville resident who plays and teaches viola and violin around Boston. She performs and records with the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra, Callithumpian Consort, Larkin Grimm, Carter Creek Revival, and other old and new music groups.
Submitted by Friends of the SPL on
Flightless Buttress: melding classical music with classic rock. Featuring John Nolan on guitar, and Calin Peters playing the cello (and if we are lucky the dulcimer). Note: Will be playing in the library's forecourt in the later afternoon, around 3pm.
Submitted by grreapsphos on
Henry performs solo violin and fiddle tunes live! Henry is 8 years old, a student at the Brown School, an enthusiastic performer, and a very dedicated violinist who enjoys playing "dramatic-sounding" classical music. Henry is excited to play at PorchFest, since he wants to play music for and with people in his neighborhood.