Spring 2020 Concerts Are Scheduled for April and May
It may be Winter now, but Spring will be here soon! And with Spring comes the Camerata New England Piano Trio with music by Mozart and Brahms!
April
Saturday, April 18, 2020 • 7pm
Norwich Congregational Church, Norwich, Vermont
April
Saturday, April 18, 2020 • 7pm
Norwich Congregational Church, Norwich, Vermont
Sunday, April 19, 2020 • 2 pm
First Congregational Church
Lebanon, New Hampshire
First Congregational Church
Lebanon, New Hampshire
We're so excited to announce that violin and cello students from the Camerata Strings Program-Lebanon will be joining the Camerata Piano Trio the Lebanon Congregational Church at our April 19 concert!
Save these dates for May -- that program will be announced soon!
May
Saturday, May 16, 2020 • 7 pm
Norwich Congregational Church, Norwich, Vermont
Sunday, May 17, 2020 • 2 pm
St. Kieran’s Community Center for the Arts, Berlin NH
Camerata Kids to Perform
with Camerata New England!
Did You Know?
Music has a demonstrated positive effect on the mind and the spirit, and classical music provides a level of complexity and challenge that enhances those effects. Research conducted over the last 40 years continues to show a positive correlation between arts education and improved academic achievement. Learning to play a musical instrument correlates with greater brain plasticity for a lifetime, while playing in an ensemble builds the teamwork skills that are essential for success in almost every career. Recent studies show that students who participate in music programs score higher on standardized tests than those who do not, show greater overall academic achievement in math, science, language, and reading, and are less likely to become involved with alcohol or drug abuse.
Music has a demonstrated positive effect on the mind and the spirit, and classical music provides a level of complexity and challenge that enhances those effects. Research conducted over the last 40 years continues to show a positive correlation between arts education and improved academic achievement. Learning to play a musical instrument correlates with greater brain plasticity for a lifetime, while playing in an ensemble builds the teamwork skills that are essential for success in almost every career. Recent studies show that students who participate in music programs score higher on standardized tests than those who do not, show greater overall academic achievement in math, science, language, and reading, and are less likely to become involved with alcohol or drug abuse.
Classical Chamber Music for New England
"... what great music is meant to be: an immediate, transcendent experience." Bringing nationally and internationally known musicians together in large and small ensembles, Camerata New England brings extraordinary chamber music to our region. Camerata New England is a favorite with audiences, who appreciate our virtuoso performers and approachable style.
Join Camerata New England for a season of amazing concerts throughout New Hampshire, Vermont, and beyond. |
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Thanks to the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts for their support of our music performance and education programs.