The one-hour performance addressed the parallel ideas of homecoming and moving on.
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Cumberland church concerts to honor local heroes of the pandemic
The Congregational Church is launching a concert series it hopes will unite the community.
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Porchfest returns to Portland’s Deering Center to celebrate music, community
The Sept. 12 will kick off with a parade and include 60 musical performances on porches around the neighborhood.
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Portland Chamber Music Festival returns with in-person performances
‘That feeling of sharing music in a space with other people is unlike anything else,’ says artistic director Melissa Reardon.
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Composer draws inspiration from Georgia O’Keeffe
One hundred years ago, O’Keeffe turned music into painting. Now composer Victoria Bond is doing the reverse. Bond’s work is meant to evoke the painting’s themes.
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Following his lodestar, composer Robert Sirota comes home to Maine
He’s hosting two chamber music concerts with different programs and performers in his private studio.
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Press Play: Listen to a live version of ‘Vices’ by The Worst
The song originally appeared on the band’s 2017 album ‘Jane Doe Embryo.’
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Downeast Brass Quintet to perform at Wiscasset Art Walk
The Downeast Brass Quintet will perform during the Wiscasset Art Walk from 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, July 29, as they use the new downtown sidewalks as their stage and perform throughout the village. The musicians, Dwight Tibbets and Andy Forster on trumpet, Mike Peterson on trombone, Mark Mumme on tuba, and Loren Fields […]
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Things are looking up for One Longfellow Square
The popular Portland music venue, hit hard by the pandemic, will reopen this fall, 20 months after it last hosted a live show.
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Maine Voices: What does resilience sound like? Come and hear it.
Undeterred by COVID, mosquitoes, rain and cold, the singers of Women in Harmony persist in gathering safely. Now they’re planning a concert June 19.