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2008-2009 Season Concerts ... An inviting array of chamber music, jazz, musical
theater and family events at Indian Hill Music's own 200-seat concert venue!

Camilla Blackman Hall, 36 King Street, Littleton, Massachusetts

Open seating. Lobby refreshments available at selected events. Ticket prices vary.

Free Concerts

Hands-On Drumming for Families! New England Percussion Ensemble Saturday, October 4 at 10:30 am "The notion that percussion is ‘just drums’ is forever changed." Join percussionists Bob Otto, Bill Manley and Abe Finch on a creative journey featuring familiar and unfamiliar sounds and imaginative movement, from African dance rhythms and Brazilian samba to spirit-shaking stones, sticks and rattles. Recommended for ages K–adult. TICKETS: $12/Adults$10/Students Sponsored by:

Be-Bop Guitars Saturday, November 1 at 7:30 pm John Baboian, Larry Baione, Garrison Fewell, John Morasco and John Wilkens, guitars Jerry Seeco, trumpet, flutes Rich Greenblatt, vibes Ron Mahdi, acoustic bass John Hazilla, drums A cool program of jazz standards, originals, and “Bop” offered up by this acclaimed ensemble of Berklee College of Music faculty. Although rooted in the “Bop” tradition, the group plays a variety of music that reflects the long history of jazz. Closing event of Indian Hill Music School’s Guitar Festival. TICKETS: $20/Adults$15/Students Sponsored by:

Indian Hill Chamber Players Sunday, November 9 at 3:00 pm Julia Cash, violin John Holland, violin Rebecca Strauss, viola Jing Li, cello Monica Godoy Tessitore, piano Chamber music at its best with Indian Hill Music School faculty musicians and special guests. BRAHMS String Sextet SCHUMANNPiano Quartet Opus 47. TICKETS: $20/Adults$15/Students

Mozart's Most Famous Opera! Marriage of Figaro Friday, November 21 at 8:00 pm Saturday, November 22 at 2:00 pm Saturday, November 22 at 8:00 pm Sunday, November 23 at 2:00 pm Mozart’s classic romantic comedy, which gently satirized many of the class, gender and social issues of the 18th century, is updated to the 1960s when conservative social traditions in America were about to be turned upside down. Fully-staged production presented by the Indian Hill Music School Opera Workshop under the direction of Mary Crowe. Recommended for ages 12 and up. TICKETS: $22/Adults$12/Students

Indian Hill Chamber Players Saturday, February 7 at 7:00 pm Lynn Basila, violin Monica Godoy Tessitore, piano The Chamber Players and their guests are back with a refreshing program showcasing strings and winds, including works by Mozart, Brahms and Damase. TICKETS: $20/Adults$15/Students

Indian Hill Chamber Orchestra Bruce Hangen, conductor Sunday, March 29 at 3:00 pm Celebrate J.S. Bach’s birthday month with a feast of Baroque and folk! Maestro Hangen and his ensemble of phenomenal string players from The Orchestra of Indian Hill and the Indian Hill Music School faculty will perform Bach’s Harpsichord Concerto in D minor featuring IHMS faculty harpsichordist Joseph DiMarino, local composer David Kechley’s Funky Chicken, and selections by Holst, Corelli, Pachelbel, and Leroy Anderson. TICKETS: $25/Adults$15/Students

Special guests: student winners of the Indian Hill Music School Side-by-Side Competition.

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Melodic Vision presents ... Sacred Grounds, Sacred Sounds:  A Journey through the History, Mystery and Music of Pere Lachaise Cemetery Saturday, April 4 at 7:30 pm Lisa Hennessy, flute Julia McKenzie, violin Rebecca Strauss, violin Dimitar Petkov, viola Suzanne Polk, cello Acclaimed photographer Susan Wilson and violinist Rebecca Strauss, the artistic team behind Melodic Vision, present a memorable and moving multimedia performance of slowly dissolving photographic images accompanied by live music from the Parisian cemetery’s composer-residents, including Chopin, Bizet, Lalo, Rossini, Pleyel, Edith Piaf, Stephane Grappelli, and Jim Morrison. Photo by Susan Wilson. TICKETS: $20/Adults$15/Students Learn more about Melodic Vision.

Special Benefit Event! Elliot Steger Jazz Quartet Saturday, May 9 at 8:00 pm Elliot Steger, piano Lello Molinari, acoustic bass Jon Hazilla, percussion Christine Horn, percussion Enjoy a relaxing evening of original instrumental jazz for trio and solo piano with great melodies and captivating improvisations. Acton physician Elliot Steger has extensive jazz and classical training and has released five CDs of original compositions. His tunes resonate with jazz, blues, pop, classical and new age influences. Proceeds from this concert will benefit the music education and performance programs of Indian Hill Music. Ticket price includes dessert reception. TICKETS: $35 per person

FREE CONCERTS!

"Bach's Lunch"
Enjoy a variety of classical, jazz and popular music featuring Indian Hill Music School faculty.
The third Thursday of the month at noon in Camilla Blackman Hall. Bring your lunch; coffee,
tea and cookies served.

Thursday, September 18, Noon - 1 pm
Pianist Levon Hovsepian

Thursday, October 16, Noon - 1 pm
Soprano Mary Crowe

Thursday, November 20, Noon - 1 pm
Pianist Jenny Tang

Thursday, December 18, Noon - 1 pm
Clarinetist Paul Surapine & Friends

Thursday, January 15, noon - 1 pm
Irish fiddler Laurel Martin

Thursday, February 19, Noon - 1 pm
Jazz Trio with Jamie Dunphy, guitar; Paul Combs, sax; and Justin Meyer, bass

Thursday, March 19, Noon - 1 pm
Woodwind Quintet

Thursday, April 16, Noon - 1 pm
A lively concert with percussionist Abe Finch

Thursday, May 18, Noon - 1 pm
The Record Players, featuring an ensemble of strings and woodwinds

Thursday, June 18, Noon - 1 pm
Justin Meyer Swing Trio

PLEASE NOTE: All programs subject to change.