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Music at Noon

Since 1988, on the second Tuesday of each month from October to May, the free Music at Noon concert series has presented exceptional musicians with a diverse mix of musical styles.


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October 10th

Lost Radio Rounders

Americana/ Folk


November 14th

Carl Gutowski & Yalin Chi

Flute/ Piano


December 12th

Alan Goldberg

Americana/ Original Singer/ Songwriter


January 9th

Heliand Consort

Woodwind ensemble/ Vermont based


February 13th

CelloGayageum

Korean Classical Fusion


March 12th

Yvonne Chavez Hansbrough, Young Kim, and Paul Quigley

Flute/piano/guitar


April 9th

Spira

Chamber Quartet


May 14th

Findlay Cockrell

Piano





Music at Noon free to attend thanks to the support of our generous sponsors: 

Program Sponsors:

Fenimore Asset Management / FAM Funds

Troy Redevelopment Foundation

New York State Council on the Arts

Fagan Associates

Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation

Saratoga National Bank


Additional Season Sponsors:

E. Stewart Jones Hacker Murphy

The McCarthy Charities

Price Chopper/Market 32

Stewart’s Shops / Dake Family

Graypoint

RingSquared

Troy Beer Garden


Select Music at Noon performances will have pre-show arts enrichment workshops!


Music at Noon Arts Enrichment: Learn more about the artists and music performed at our Music at Noon free concert series. Delve deeper into the blues, string quartet, romantic music, and more. Have an opportunity to meet the musicians and learn more about their music and instrumental expertise. Participants will listen, play, and sing along before heading upstairs for Music @ Noon!


Lost Radio Rounders Education Workshop

10AM-11AM, 10/10/2023 

"Blue Collar Blues: Songs of American Workers" 


The farmer, the cowboy, the miner, the lumberjack, the railroad builder & railroad worker, the soldier, the sailor, the whaler and the canaller all get their due in this musical/historical program.
 
 Lyric themes include work conditions, bragging about skills, comic fantasies, low wages, unions, job loss due to mechanization and more. We can talk about how singing was a required skill during "The Age of Sail." We can discuss why certain occupations produced many more folk songs than others.
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Appropriate for students in grade 6 and above, and to the general public.


Workshop is FREE but space is limited – open to educators and their students and the general public. Register Here to reserve your seat or call our box office to reserve a spot (518) 273-0038.


More Music at Noon Arts Enrichment Activities to be announced!


Teachers with buses and large groups should call ahead to reserve seats. Limited number of handicapped accessible spaces available.  Patrons and groups with special seating requests please contact the Box Office at 518-273-0038.  

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