TURNmusic turns on Sunday crowd with today's chamber music | Vermont Arts
If the audience was any indication, TURNmusic has found the perfect home at The Phoenix Art Gallery and Music Hall. Sunday afternoon’s sold-out audience — 50 or 60, I didn’t
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If the audience was any indication, TURNmusic has found the perfect home at The Phoenix Art Gallery and Music Hall. Sunday afternoon’s sold-out audience — 50 or 60, I didn’t
Monkton composer, arranger and musician Kyle Saulnier is immediately recognizable: His head is shaved, and he sports a wildly untrimmed salt-and-pepper beard. He manages to...
For nearly a decade now, TURNmusic has been Vermont’s contemporary classical chamber music ensemble sharpening the state’s cutting edge. And while that important role will continue, TURNmusic is making a
Vermont Virtuosi, led by flutist Laurel Ann Maurer and composer David Gunn, opening its 2023-24 season Saturday at Montpelier’s Unitarian Church, served as a reminder of Vermont’s high level of
Vermont Virtuosi had a pretty straightforward reason for programming Mozart’s famous “Dissonant” String Quartet for its upcoming concerts.