Some dirt on Debussy
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David YangAt the heart of the preludes is one of Debussy’s most popular and enduring works, “The Girl with the Flaxen Hair.”

This summer, the world premiere for theremin and string quartet by composer Patrick Castillo is inspired by iconic birds of Newburyport with poetry by Alfred Nicol and paintings by Jane Niebling. There will inevitably be some controversy over the selections but I can assure you this was decided upon in a completely methodical and scientific manner (by which I mean Mellissa Day Vokey, former operations manager at Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats, and I sat down and chatted about it for five minutes). Here is the list with links so you can listen to their calls. Take a look and let me know which favorite bird I left out…


CALL FOR HOUSING: we could use some assistance with housing this summer. We’re looking for hosts for some of the festival artists between July 29th and August 11th. Requirements include a private bedroom and bathroom, and air conditioning. Proximity to downtown is preferred but not required. It is an opportunity to get to know one of the artists up close and support the festival's mission. If you are interested in sponsoring an artist in your home, please contact sherry@chambermusicfestival.com
David Yang, Artistic Director
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David YangAt the heart of the preludes is one of Debussy’s most popular and enduring works, “The Girl with the Flaxen Hair.”
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David YangWe were discussing Evren’s upcoming recital and he wound up pairing each piece with an appropriate libation.
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Peter MiyamotoTo enter the world of Carnaval is to enter the complex world of Robert Schumann’s psyche.
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