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ChamberQueer, of Portland, Maine, are putting on two performances of the popular oratorio this weekend. They say: 'Handel’s Messiah tells the story of one man’s work to make his world a better place. But what if “Messiah” is not someone but something: an ethic of care, a movement of inclusivity? Using Handel’s original work, Messiah.
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The performance is a re-composition of Antonio Vivaldi’s "The Four Seasons," put through an algorithm that changes the music based on climate data.
“The [Uncertain] Four Seasons” is a musical score based on climate data dependent on the location of the performance. It was inspired by a project first performed by the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra.
The Munjoy Hill nonprofit, now called The Hill Arts, hopes to break ground next year on a 400-seat performance venue.
240 Strings, which provides free classical music lessons to students unable to afford them, will hold performances in May and June. Friday, May 20: A concert by students and faculty at First Parish Church at Congress and Temple Streets in Portland. Includes the dedication of a beautiful 19th-century Steinway piano, generously donated by the family […]