Residents Event Calendar

Our friend Malcolm Halliday returns for a limited engagement in New England. His program this evening entitled ‘Friends: Old and New’ is a varied and entertaining program from Bach to 20th century music, including works by Schubert, Liszt, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Debussy, as well as special works to celebrate Halloween and the fall season!

Born in Pennsylvania, he was the third generation of successful sculptors. From when he was a small boy, he was always making “stuff”; toys, utensils, and objects out of bits of string, wire, but- tons, cloth, wood and tin. He always had a sense of whimsy about his objects and invented the “Mobile”; a way to compose colorful shapes, and fine lines moving in a constantly changing arrangement. He is also known for creating and performing his own circus. Join us for a whimsical look into his world.

Pianist Alan Pearlmutter and Clarinetist Linda Po- land return with a program entitled “Broadway Bash”. Favorite tunes from such legendary musical productions as “Pajama Game”, “The Sound of Music” and a medley from “Fiddler on the Roof” are all in store!

Celebrated area keyboard artists playing the Orchestra’s two magnificent pianos – its vintage 1902 Steinway Model “C” concert grand piano and the newer Steinway Model “B” concert grand. Previous registration required.

Michael Perry for a scenic armchair journey up to the Mount Washington Valley in New Hampshire. Along the way we will explore three great Notches: Evans, Pinkham, and Crawford. We will base our explorations out of the scenic towns of North Conway, Jackson, Twin Mountain, and Bethle- hem: gateways to the Presidential Range. We will even fit in a late spring visit to Cranmore Mountain, one of the most historic downhill ski areas in North America. All geared to bring back fond weekend getaway and vacation memories.