Concerts

 

Six Weeks of Great Music

The Bowdoin International Music Festival's concerts present distinguished classical musicians from renowned chamber groups, orchestras, and conservatories worldwide, and the extraordinary young musicians who travel to Maine each summer to work with them in our summer study program.

In 2010, our Festival Fridays, Wednesday Upbeat! and Monday Sonatas concerts featured the works of Robert Schumann and Frédéric Chopin, along with works by Schubert, Dvorák, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and others. In all, we presented more than 90 concerts in our seven concert series and other special events. For more on performers and programs, visit our concert series pages.

Concerts range in price from free to $35.

	Festival Fridays Our premier Friday night series presenting traditional chamber music and orchestral repertoire performed by artists from around the world.
	Wednesday Upbeat! A mid-week series featuring Festival artists, presenting a mixture of established and contemporary works in a casual setting.
	Monday Sonatas Duets and solo performances by Festival artists in the intimate environs of Studzinski Recital Hall.
	Gamper Festival of Contemporary Music A long weekend of recent works, including works by the Festival’s composers in residence, performed by Festival artists and participants.
	Bowdoin Festival Extra Special events held throughout the summer, including lectures, masterclasses, and performances by instructors and participants in non-traditional settings.
	Artists of Tomorrow Concerts in Studzinski Recital Hall featuring our participants performing for an audience of their peers, instructors, and the public.
	Community Concerts Concerts held at off-site venues, offering our participants additional performing opportunities before appreciative audiences.

 

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