Electric Earth Concerts
Great Music All Year Round for the Monadnock Region
Jonathan Bagg & Laura Gilbert, Artistic Directors
On the beautiful clear evening of January 23, with snow storms raging to the south of us shutting down major cities on the Eastern seaboard, Plowshare Farm’s community gathered in the Agora to listen to the warm voice and instrumentals of Indra jazz trio. They played gorgeous jazz standards, beloved popular tunes and then treated the audience to some classic David Bowie tunes. It was a great evening among friends!
On the beautiful clear evening of January 23, with snow storms raging to the south of us shutting down major cities on the Eastern seaboard, Plowshare Farm’s community gathered in the Agora to listen to the warm voice and instrumentals of Indra jazz trio. They played gorgeous jazz standards, beloved popular tunes and then treated the audience to some classic David Bowie tunes. It was a great evening among friends!
Thank you everyone who attended our December 6th fundraising event, and those who have supported Electric Earth Concerts throughout the year.
There is still time to make a year-end donation – please visit our donation page.
On August 29, The Horszowski Trio and Friends presented excerpts from their evening concert to members of Lukas Community.
On October 9, Jennifer Johnson Cano and Chris Cano sang for residents and students at Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center.
On October 10th, The Mobius Percussion Ensemble played and demonstrated their instruments for kids at The Monadnock Center for History and Culture, as part of their “On the Beaten Path” program. An interactive hour with this amazing group of percussion virtuosos!
On October 29th, Jennifer Johnson Cano and Chris Cano sang for Melanie Everard’s music classes and The Opera Club at Benjamin Franklin Elementary School.
On November 13th, Trio Cleonice played excerpts from the EEC Season Finale Concert for students and residents of the Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center.
Electric Earth Musicians, Laura Gilbert, flute; Gabriela Diaz, violin; Jonathan Bagg, viola and Caroline Stinson, cello will join in the celebration of Gunther Schuller’s rich musical life as he receives his posthumous Edward MacDowell Medal on Sunday, August 9th. They will perform Schuller’s dynamic 1967 quartet, Aphorisms, in the ceremony tent at 2:00 and 4:00 – before and after the artist studio tour.
Our ACRONYM friends have released their Valentini disc, recorded in Francestown last summer directly after their EEC concert there last summer. Read a review here!
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