Summer 2025, an overview
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David YangLike the big, messy, and complicated country it springs from, American music has a big, messy, and complicated history.
Hello everyone!
We’re somewhere around the mid-point of the festival which began with a talk last Monday on Kurtág and ends with our final concert at “The Barrage” this Sunday (just two tickets left). Friday’s “Nachtmusik” is almost sold out, but there are still a few tickets for tomorrow’s concert (Wednesday) in Amesbury at “The Space” and Thursday and Saturday in St. Paul’s. There are also more open rehearsals and a pre-concert lecture with the Composer-in-Residence and theremin.
Speaking of “The Space,” M.Cacao Chocolates, based upstairs, is celebrating NCMF with a special creation. Mention NCMF at purchase and 10% will be donated to the festival.
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David YangLike the big, messy, and complicated country it springs from, American music has a big, messy, and complicated history.
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David YangA degree in music, even from a school like Juilliard, leaves the recent graduate staring into the abyss.
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David YangWhat a way to start the year: the largest audience we’ve ever had for a spring concert - not including the bat that strafed the audience.
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