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SUMMARY:Master Class with Ida Bieler
DESCRIPTION:Berkshire High Peaks master classes are free and open to the public! All master classes are at Bard College at Simon’s Rock in Great Barrington\, Massachusetts. \n_____ \nIda Bieler\nDescribed by Fanfare Magazine as “a specialist in everything\, from Bach to new-music premieres…” violinist Ida Bieler is renowned as a musician of extraordinary scope. A winner of prestigious competitions on three continents\, she has enjoyed an exceptional solo\, collaborative and recording career worldwide\, and is one of the most sought-after teachers of her generation. Bieler has performed the canon of major violin concertos with over forty orchestras on four continents\, including the premiere of Penderecki’s second violin concerto under the direction of the composer.  Her groundbreaking achievement as the first American woman appointed concertmaster of a major European orchestra\, the Gürzenich Orchestra of Cologne\, led to a major ensemble career in Germany’s legendary Melos String Quartet and the acclaimed Xyrion Piano Trio. See full bio here. \nBerkshire High Peaks Festival\nThe Berkshire High Peaks Festival is a performing and teaching summer institute bringing together renowned musicians\, pedagogues and exceptionally gifted international students\, normally held in the cultural hub of the southern Berkshires.  The intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding and growth.  The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.  In past summers\, in addition to the classical canon\, the music has focused on traditions ranging from Latin American tango to Japanese ceremonial drums to the heritage of Jazz and improvisation in addition to the classical canon. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers.  Faculty and guest performers have included the most respected classical musicians and teachers of our time.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/master-class-with-ida-bieler/
LOCATION:Bard College at Simon’s Rock\, The Kellogg Center\, 84 Alford Road\, Great Barrington\, 01230\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Opera Talk with Jay Lesenger
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a fascinating Opera Talk with opera director/conductor Jay Lesenger. Berkshire High Peaks talks are free and open to the public! All events are at Bard College at Simon’s Rock in Great Barrington\, Massachusetts. No registration necessary. \nJay Lesenger\nDuring Jay Lesenger’s more than 45-year career as stage director\, administrator andteacher\, he has become known for intelligent\, honest productions which aredramatically compelling and musically knowledgeable. Mr. Lesenger has produced and directed more than two hundred opera productions for the New York City Opera\,Chautauqua Opera Company\, Atlanta\, Hawaii\, Milwaukee\, New Orleans (the world premiere of Thea Musgrave’s “Pontalba”)\, Opera Carolina\, Opera Grand Rapids\, OperaPacific\, Palm Beach\, Pittsburgh\, San Diego\,Virginia and many others. His Europeandebut was with Opera Nordfjord\, Norway\, and he has directed for Volkstheater Rostockin Germany. \nA frequent adjudicator for the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions\, Opera Index and other vocal competitions\, heholds a Masters degree from Indiana University and aBachelors of Music & Theater fromHofstra University.His Acting master classes for singers are transformative. See full bio here.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/opera-talk-with-jay-lesenger-2/
LOCATION:Bard College at Simon’s Rock\, The Kellogg Center\, 84 Alford Road\, Great Barrington\, 01230\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Master Class with Gila Goldstein\, Pianist
DESCRIPTION:Berkshire High Peaks master classes are free and open to the public! All master classes are at Bard College at Simon’s Rock in Great Barrington\, Massachusetts. \n_____ \nGila Goldstein\nA versatile musician who has captivated audiences around the world with her artistry\, pianist Gila Goldstein has performed as a soloist and collaborative pianist throughout the United States\, Canada\, Mexico\, China\, Korea\, the Philippines\, Europe and Israel. Notable performances included the Berliner Symphoniker\, Israel Symphony Orchestra Rishon LeZion\, Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra\, the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra and Orquesta Da Camera in Mexico City as well as recitals and concerts at Lincoln Center and Merkin Hall in New York City\, Progetto Martha Argerich in Lugano\, Beijing Concert Hall in China\, Seoul National University in Korea\, the Purcell Room at the South Bank Center in London\, Konzerthaus in Berlin\, Musée de Louvre and Cité des Arts in Paris\, Kennedy Center in Washington DC\, Gardner Museum and Tsai Performing Center in Boston\, Dame Myra Hess concert series\, Ravinia’s “Rising Stars” Series and Symphony Hall in Chicago\, ”Great Performances“ series in St. Louis\, Israel’s Henry Crown Hall in Jerusalem and the Tel Aviv Museum\, among others. Read full bio here. \nBerkshire High Peaks Festival\nThe Berkshire High Peaks Festival is a performing and teaching summer institute bringing together renowned musicians\, pedagogues and exceptionally gifted international students\, normally held in the cultural hub of the southern Berkshires.  The intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding and growth.  The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.  In past summers\, in addition to the classical canon\, the music has focused on traditions ranging from Latin American tango to Japanese ceremonial drums to the heritage of Jazz and improvisation in addition to the classical canon. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers.  Faculty and guest performers have included the most respected classical musicians and teachers of our time.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/master-class-with-gila-goldstein-pianist/
LOCATION:Bard College at Simon’s Rock\, The Kellogg Center\, 84 Alford Road\, Great Barrington\, 01230\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas Farewell Concert
DESCRIPTION:Our last Berkshire High Peaks Festival Moonlight Sonatas concert! Come celebrate our students and faculty. Join us on Sunday\, July 30 at 7:30pm is at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts for our Farewell Concert. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas-concert-vi/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Master Class: Unleashing Your Inner Improviser II!
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Master Class on Sunday\, July 30 at 11:00am is presented by John Esposito of Bard College Conservatory. Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international. \nThe Berkshire High Peaks Festival is a performing and teaching summer institute that brings together renowned musicians\, pedagogues\, and exceptionally gifted international students\, normally held in the cultural hub of the southern Berkshires. The intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/master-class-unleashing-your-inner-improviser-ii/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Violin Master Class with Peter Zazofsky
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Violin Master Class on Saturday\, July 29 at 2:00pm is presented by Peter Zazofsky of Boston University. Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/violin-master-class-with-peter-zazofsky-2/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas Concert V
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Moonlight Sonatas concert on Friday\, July 28 at 7:30pm is at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts. The concert features performances by BHPF students. \nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \n\nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas-concert-v/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Master Class: "The Acting Singer II" with Jay Lesenger
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival opera master class\, “The Acting Singer” is on Thursday\, July 27 at 4pm is presented by Jay Lesenger\, former artistic director of the Chautauqua Opera Company. Witness brilliant musical and psychological insight into operatic roles as he works with vocalists. \nRead faculty biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/opera-talk-with-jay-lesenger-ii/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Piano Master Class with Ching-Yi Lin
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Piano Master Class on Thursday\, July 27 at 2:00pm is presented by Ching-Yi Lin . Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/piano-master-class-with-chin-yi-lin/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas Concert IV
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Moonlight Sonatas concert on Wednesday\, July 26 at 7:30pm is at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts. The concert features performances by BHPF students. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas-concert-iv/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Violin Master Class with Hye-Jin Kim
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Violin Master Class on Wednesday\, July 26 at 4:00pm is presented by Hye-Jin Kim of East Carolina University School of Music. Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/violin-master-class-with-hye-jin-kim/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Cello Master Class with Ross Harbaugh
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Cello Master Class on Wednesday\, July 26 at 2:00pm is presented by Ross Harbaugh of the Frost School of Music. Read full biography here. \nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of talks about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe Berkshire High Peaks Festival is a performing and teaching summer institute that brings together renowned musicians\, pedagogues\, and exceptionally gifted international students\, normally held in the cultural hub of the southern Berkshires. The intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/cello-master-class-with-ross-harbaugh/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas Faculty Concert
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Moonlight Sonatas concert on Tuesday\, July 25 at 7:30pm is at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts features BHPF faculty. See faculty bios here.  \nThe concert showcases the brilliant guest artists who share their experience and inspire a new generation of performers during the eleven-day festival. Pianists Alexander Shtarkman performs works by Ravel and Debussy; Gila Goldstein presents Chopin’s Prelude in C sharp minor\, op. 45 and Polonaise-Fantasy in A flat major\, Op. 61; and Ching-Yi Lin plays Bach/Rachmaninoff’s Partita No. 3 BWV1006. Artistic director Yehuda Hanani will play Dvorak’s Rondo for cello and piano. Soprano Danielle Talamantes and baritone Kerry Wilkerson present arias from Mozart operas and gems from the American Songbook. The program culminates with 9 festival cellists joining Ms. Talamantes in the rapturous Bachianas Brasileiras by Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos. \n“We are committed to bringing the very best artists and leading pedagogues to continue this musical tradition\, here in the breathtaking environment that inspired generations of writers\, artists and musicians\,” says Hanani.\nGuest faculty and performers include violinists Peter Zazofsky\, first prize winner of the Queen Elizabeth of Belgium Competition and Hye-Jin Kim\, first prize winner at the Yehudi Menuhin International Violin Competition at the age of nineteen; Metropolitan Opera soprano Danielle Talamantes\, George Mason University baritone Kerry Wilkerson and opera director and conductor Jay Lesenger (who directed John Corigliano’s Ghosts of Versailles at Glimmerglass Opera in Cooperstown); pianists Alexander Shtarkman\, a Van Cliburn Competition winner and Gila Goldstein\, director of piano studies at Brown University; cellists Jeffrey Zeigler (former member of the renowned Kronos Quartet)\, Diego Fainguersch\, first cellist of the Buenos Aires Philharmonic\, Ross Harbaugh\, member of the Bergonzi String Quartet\, and Yehuda Hanani. \nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of talks about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe Berkshire High Peaks Festival is a performing and teaching summer institute that brings together renowned musicians\, pedagogues\, and exceptionally gifted international students\, normally held in the cultural hub of the southern Berkshires. The intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international. \nSee the full schedule here.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas-concert-iii/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Cello Master Class with Diego Fainguersch
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Cello Master Class on Sunday\, July 25 at 4:00pm is presented by Diego Fainguersch of the Institute of Art at the Teatro Colon. Read full biography here. \nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/cello-master-class-with-diego-fainguersch-2/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Piano Master Class with Alexander Shtarkman
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Master Class on Sunday\, July 25 at 2:00pm is presented by Alexander Shtarkman of Peabody Conservatory. Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/piano-master-class-alexander-shtarkman/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas Concert
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Moonlight Sonatas concert on Monday\, July 24 at 7:30pm is at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts. The concert features performances by BHPF students. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas-concert-4/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Master Class: "The Acting Singer" with Jay Lesenger
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival opera master class\, “The Acting Singer” is on Monday\, July 24 at 4pm is presented by Jay Lesenger\, former artistic director of the Chautauqua Opera Company. Witness brilliant musical and psychological insight into operatic roles as he works with vocalists. Read biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/opera-talk-with-jay-lesenger/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230724T153000
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SUMMARY:Cello Master Class with Jeffrey Zeigler
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Cello Master Class on Monday\, July 24 at 2:00pm is presented by Jeffrey Zeigler of Frost School of Music. Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/cello-master-class-with-jeffrey-zeigler-2/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas Concert II
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Moonlight Sonatas concert on Sunday\, July 23 at 7:30pm is at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts. The concert features performances by BHPF students. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas-concert-ii/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Cello Master Class with Yehuda Hanani
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Cello Master Class on Sunday\, July 23 at 2:00pm is presented by Yehuda Hanani of Mannes School of Music. Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/cello-master-class/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230723T123000
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SUMMARY:Master Class: Unleashing Your Inner Improviser!
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Master Class on Sunday\, July 23 at 11:00am is presented by John Esposito of Bard College Conservatory. Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/master-class-improviser/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas Concert at Chesterwood
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Moonlight Sonatas concert on Saturday\, July 22 at 5:00pm is at Chesterwood\, Stockbridge\, Massachusetts. This is our only Berkshire High Peaks concert that requires tickets. \nProgram includes Mozart (String Duo No. 1 for Violin and Viola in G Major\, KV 423)\, J. S. Bach(Suite No. 3 in C Major)\, Paganini (Caprice No. 13 “Devil’s Chuckle”) and Barriere (Sonata in G Major). \nTickets are $20 for Chesterwood members; $25 for adults; and free for 18 and under. \nPurchase tickets here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas-concert-july-22/
LOCATION:Chesterwood\, West Stockbridge\, Chesterwood\, 4 Williamsville Road\, West Stockbridge\, Massachusetts\, 01262
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Voice Master Class
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Master Class for vocalists on Saturday\, July 22 at 2:00pm is presented by Danielle Talamantes\, soprano\, Metropolitan Opera\, and Kerry Wilkerson\, Baritone\, George Mason University. Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/voice-master-class/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230722T123000
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SUMMARY:Violin Master Class with Ara Gregorian
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Violin Master Class on Saturday\, July 22 at 11:00am is presented by Ara Gregorian of East Carolina University School of Music. Read full biography here. \n\nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles\, and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of presentations about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/violin-master-class-with-ara-gregorian/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Panel Discussion: "Pathways to a Future in Music"
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Panel Discussion on Friday\, July 21 at 4:00pm features Juilliard Chief Operating Officer Lesley Rosenthal and High Peaks Faculty. \nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of talks about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe Berkshire High Peaks Festival is a performing and teaching summer institute that brings together renowned musicians\, pedagogues\, and exceptionally gifted international students\, normally held in the cultural hub of the southern Berkshires. The intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/panel-discussion-pathways-to-a-future-in-music/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230721T153000
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SUMMARY:Piano Master Class with Gila Goldstein
DESCRIPTION:This Berkshire High Peaks Festival Piano Master Class on Friday\, July 21 at 2:00pm is presented by Gila Goldstein of Longy School of Music at Brown University. Read her full biography here. \nBerkshire High Peaks Festival master classes\, talks\, and Moonlight Sonatas concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Berkshire School in Sheffield\, Massachusetts (unless otherwise noted). \n\nAt the core of the festival are 50 international students of exceptional promise and demonstrated accomplishment who gather for intensive study\, are coached as part of performing ensembles and enjoy discussions and workshops by prominent composers\, renowned pedagogues\, and notable figures in the music world as they prepare for professional lives. \nThis year’s theme is “Pathways.” At a time when the music business is fraught with uncertainties and career paths aren’t as prescribed and predictable as previously\, faculty will give a series of talks about how they found their individual places in the music world. All concerts\, master classes\, and talks will be open and free to the public. Central to the festival’s mission are performance opportunities for young artists on the cusp of their careers. \nThe Berkshire High Peaks Festival is a performing and teaching summer institute that brings together renowned musicians\, pedagogues\, and exceptionally gifted international students\, normally held in the cultural hub of the southern Berkshires. The intimate scale and highest level of talent make possible an invigorating ten days of discovery\, exploration\, bonding\, and growth. The festival has an all-inclusive atmosphere\, fostering camaraderie and cross-cultural exchange and understanding. The faculty is similarly international.
URL:https://cewm.org/event/piano-master-class-with-gila-goldstein-2/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://cewm.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Moonlight-Sonatas-July-30-2022.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220728T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220728T210000
DTSTAMP:20260414T232354
CREATED:20220620T150950Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220628T181823Z
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas-5/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://cewm.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Moonlight-Sonatas-July-28-2022.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220728T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220728T113000
DTSTAMP:20260414T232354
CREATED:20220620T145045Z
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SUMMARY:Cello Master Class with Diego Fainguersch
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://cewm.org/event/cello-master-class-with-diego-fainguersch/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://cewm.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Master-Class-Diego-Fainguersch-July-28.jpg
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220727T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220727T210000
DTSTAMP:20260414T232354
CREATED:20220620T150930Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220628T181853Z
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SUMMARY:Moonlight Sonatas
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://cewm.org/event/moonlight-sonatas-3/
LOCATION:Berkshire School\, 245 N Undermountain Rd\, Sheffield\, MA\, 01201\, United States
CATEGORIES:high-peaks,home-page
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://cewm.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Moonlight-Sonatas-July-27-2022.jpg
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