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Concerts at Carmel is entering its ninth season as a premiere chamber
music series in suburban Philadelphia. With its gothic stone interior
and beautiful Willet stained glass windows, the Carmel Sanctuary is a
lovely setting for fine chamber and organ music and boasts acoustics
that are second to none. There is no admission charge for these concerts
but voluntary donations are most welcome.
Sincerely yours,
Rev. Dr. Philip S. Gittings
The Wister Quartet
Friday evening,
October 5th, 2007
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The Wister String Quartet is back by
demand, this time performing early masterpieces of Ludwig van Beethoven
and Claude Debussy. Featured on this concert is the Philadelphia
Orchestra’s principal French hornist, Jennifer Montone, who
is becoming known for her brilliant performances with superb control
and gorgeous tone. Together they will perform the Mozart Quintet
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Organist Anrew Senn
Friday evening,
November 9th, 2007
8:00 PM |
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Director of Music and Organist at First Presbyterian Church in
Philadelphia, the distinguished recitalist Andrew Senn, just returned
from giving organ concerts in Germany, will present a thrilling program
of Bach, Elgar, Vierne, and Willan on the renowned Carmel Organ.
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Celtic Women and Friends
Family Concert
Sunday afternoon,
March 9th, 2008
3:00 PM
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A Carmel favorite, Celtic Women and Friends will usher in the St.
Patrick’s holiday with their toe-tapping blend of whistle,
pipes, strings, voice and drums. Bring the family and friends for
an enjoyable afternoon.
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Annual “Bliss and Friends” Concert
Friday evening,
May 16th, 2008
8:00 PM
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Lois Bliss Herbine and Allen Krantz’ first collaboration
was here on the Concerts at Carmel series in 2002. In 2008 the
Herbine-Krantz duo is established and recognized in recording,
in radio, and in
articles and enthusiastic reviews, both in the US and abroad. The
selections presented in this flute and guitar concert travel through
multicultural dance forms and accent the music of Romania, Argentina,
Western Europe, India, Ireland and America.
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This project was supported by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts,
a state agency, through its regional arts funding partnership, Pennsylvania
Partners in the Arts (PPA). State government funding comes through an
annual appropriation by Pennsylvania's General Assembly and from the
National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. PPA is administered
in this region by the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance.
For additional information about these grants, visit the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts .
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