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2020 August Festival Program Book

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This past weekend, the Great Lakes Chamber Music F This past weekend, the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival, along with Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings, hosted its first live performance since March. About 60 audience members spread across the 3-acre space of The Quad at Cranbrook, and 32 musicians were interspersed between them. This atmospheric and dynamic performance provided an individualized experience for each person in attendance, with audience members seated in various areas of The Quad hearing the music differently than others. Click through our photo album and see some of the moments captured from that evening!
To close our virtual Festival tomorrow, we will pr To close our virtual Festival tomorrow, we will present "the singing will never be done" with Festival artists Shai Wosner, Tessa Lark, Paul Watkins, Michael Thurber, Christine Goerke, the Brentano String Quartet and British actor Samuel West. These incredible artists will serenade you and get your toes tapping in this concert that will take you from the Baroque period to today. Join us at 1 p.m. tomorrow for this special event. The performance can be viewed at our YouTube channel, you can find a direct link in our bio! For more information and to register, visit greatlakeschambermusic.org
The musicians have rehearsed, the cameras are set The musicians have rehearsed, the cameras are set and five days of stunning artistry is underway. Don't miss tomorrow's Shouse ensemble, the Rolston String Quartet, performing Grieg at 11 a.m. In addition to their powerful performance, they will also sit down with Shouse Institute Director Philip Setzer to discuss their musical journey. If you haven't registered for the virtual Festival yet, head to www.greatlakeschambermusic.org to reserve your spot today!
A week of stunning artistry awaits at the Great La A week of stunning artistry awaits at the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival starting tomorrow! Register for eight free virtual concerts today at the link in our bio!
At 11 a.m. on August 29, we feature the Viano Stri At 11 a.m. on August 29, we feature the Viano String Quartet in conversation and performance for the Festival's final Shouse event. Founded in LA, the Viano Quartet has performed nationwide and is known for their technical skill and their ability to captivate audiences with their artistry. Remember to register for the Virtual Festival and join us online for this concert and all of the other amazing performances!
Join us online Friday, August 28, at 7 p.m. when w Join us online Friday, August 28, at 7 p.m. when we get to spend another evening with the Brentano String Quartet and pianist Shai Wosner. They will be joined by world-renowned violist Misha Amory and famed soprano Christine Goerke for "Miniature Music Dramas." Register for the Virtual Festival today and join us for this masterful collaboration that is sure to dazzle.
Each year, the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival Each year, the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival welcomes several Shouse ensembles to be coached by prestigious artists as they pave the way for the next generation of chamber music players. Join us online Friday, August 28, at 11 a.m. for a conversation and performance with the Ivalas Quartet, one of this year's Shouse ensembles. Founded in Ann Arbor, the Ivalas Quartet is locally renowned and nationally acclaimed for their musicality and dedication to community engagement. Don't forget to register for the Virtual Festival today!
Last week, we sat down with John Luther Adams, the Last week, we sat down with John Luther Adams, the composer of Sila: The Breath of the World, for an exclusive interview about our upcoming performance. Watch the interview to learn more about Adams' inspiration for this unique piece, and how its powerful effects leave new sonic footprints wherever it is performed. Watch the full interview at the link in our bio! Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings, our sister organization, is presenting this extraordinary piece with the Festival live on Saturday, August 29, at 6 p.m. in The Quad at Cranbrook Upper School. Head to our website to learn more and purchase tickets for this unforgettable experience!

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