The convergence of Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven in the city of Vienna toward the end of the 18th century created a miraculous amount of incredible music. Mozart and Haydn became friends and were inspired by each other’s works. The young Beethoven came onto the scene, trying to find his place but knowing the musical culture was well established. The output from the three composers was astounding over this short span of twenty years: 30 symphonies and 46 string quartets! We invite you to join Moby Pearson in listening to a variety of music treats with fellow music lovers.
Thursdays: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
$25 suggested donation per session. Refreshments provided.
72 Blanche Moyes Way in Brattleboro
Part 1: Vienna and the Golden Age of String Quartets:
We are pleased to honor the following for their help during this past season: Max Bady-Kaye, Jay Bailey, David Baker, Tanja Balsley, Matrix Balsley, Crager Boardman, Tim Callahan, Garrett Cameron, Lia Chasar, Andrée Collier, Laura Corbet, Jeremy Cox, Walter Cramer, Oliver Greene-Cramer, Cathie Creed, Wyatt Cudworth, Robin Davis, Becky Day, Bill Dixon, Kim Effron, Donna Francis, Bill Gottesman, Freddie Hart, Nancy Haydock, Richard Henke, Lynn Herzog, Jenny Holan, Rose Jackson, Candace Jensen, Susan Boyd Joyce, Laura Keeler, Elina Koumjian, Leo Koumjian, Susan Kunhardt, Lerna, Steven Lloyd, Meg Lyons, Joe Madison, Jim Maland, Cecil Maxfield, Joanne McClellen, Dot MacDonald, Helen Merena, Katrina Moore, Raquel Moreno, Elyse Norton, Chris Orlen, Kris Outwater, Ellen Peters, Kaylina Phoenix, Colette Phoenix, Deb Pierotti, Haley Pierson-Cox, Antje Ruppert, Lissa Schneckenburger, Alison Schoales, Paul Eric Smith, Laurel Swift, Mary Tyner, Alyssa Valerio, Rebecca Weiss, Hilary Weitzner, Betsy Whittaker and Betsy Williams.