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2011-12 SEASON

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Benefit: Music For Farms

Saturday, November 12 at 4 pm
Green Mountain Girls Farm, 923 Loop Road, Northfield
Farm Dinner to Follow

Sunday November 13 at 4 om
The Big Picture Theater and Cafe, 48 Carroll Road (off Route 100), Waitsfield,

“Music for Farms” is an international initiative which works to revive and sustain local organic agriculture and farming communities through the arts. Founded and conceptualized in New York and Canada by musicians and farmers John McDowell (piano, percussion) and Emmanuel Vukovich (violin), Music for Farms tours venues and farms performing traditional classical music as well as original compositions and world music arrangements. All proceeds for these concerts will help local farms especially those who were affected by tropical storm Irene.

John McDowell, piano/percussion
Emmanuel Vukovich, violin
Julia MacLaine, cello
Evan Premo, bass
Mary Bonhag, soprano/narrator

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The Declassified

Friday, February 10 at  7 pm
Green Mountain Girls Farm, 923 Loop Road, Northfield
Come from 5:30-6:30 for soup at the farm stand


Saturday, February 11 at 4 pm
Upstairs at the Savoy , 26 Main Street, Montpelier 

Sunday, February 12 at 4:00pm
Warren United Church, Warren

Mary and Evan will be joined by 
The Declassified a new professional chamber ensemble devoted to total audience engagement, innovative program, and the highest level of artistry. Culled from alumni of The Academy (a fellowship program of Carnegie Hall, the Juilliard School, and the Weill Music Institute), the young, energetic members of The Declassified are already seasoned teaching artists, arts advocates, and community leaders. In partnership with Carnegie Hall, the members of The Declassified have presented community residencies around the world, including projects in Spain, Mexico, India, Iceland, Japan and Germany. The group is also active in schools, hospitals, and concert venues in their home-base, New York City.  

Mary Bonhag, soprano
Owen Dalby, violin
Meena Bhasin, viola
Claire Bryant, cello
Evan Premo, double bass

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Modern Baroque 

Friday, April 20 at 7 pm
​Green Mountain Girls Farm, 923 Loop Road, Northfield
Spring sampler farm supper 5-6:30 pm 

Saturday, April 21 at 4 pm
Upstairs at the Savoy Theater, 26 Main Street, Montpelier,
Popcorn and drinks available

Sunday, April 22 at 4 pm
Warren United Church, Main Street, Warren
Reception to follow

Karen Kevra, flute
Lynnette Combs, harpsicord
Austin Wulliman, violin
Evan Premo, viola da gamba/double bass

Mary Bonhag, soprano

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The Madrigal Project
featuring music by George Crumb and poetry by Federico García Lorca
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Friday June 15 at 8pm
Brookfield Old Town HallStone Rd. Brookfield, VT
6 pm Andalucian Dinner, in Celebration of Lorca's Birthplace at Ariel's Restaurant 

Saturday June 16 at 8pm
Unitarian Church in Montpelier, Main St. Montpelier, VT
Reception to follow 

Sunday June 17 at 8pm
Warren Town Hall, Main St. Warren, VT
Reception to follow

Scrag Mountain Music is a tax-exempt, non-profit corporation. 
 Contact: lara@scragmountainmusic.org 
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