Narratives of Sound: 21st Century Explorations into the Qualities of Sound Performers: David Gerhard Utzinger, the Griffon String Quartet, Jon Mueller The Narratives of Sound concert brings together four disparate works by 21st century composers. While stylistically distinct, all works connect to the others via each composer’s exploration of an individual element of... [Read More]

This program is sold out. Please see the Midsummer's Music calendar for how to view the program online on Tuesday, November 9. Jim Berkenstock, President and Artistic Director of Midsummer’s Music, invites you to a fascinating presentation entitled “Music and the Brain: The Unsung Duet” on Monday afternoon, November 8. He will be... [Read More]

A virtual program from the Brain Center of Green Bay Jim Berkenstock presents From Cradle to Grave: Music's Unsung Duo with the Brain Within the last few decades, a bounty of research has led to new insights into how humans process, use, and enjoy music. We now know that infants... [Read More]

B Double Sharp program: Good Samaritan Society – Scandia Village, 10560 Applewood Rd, Sister Bay, WI 54234, USA

Intended for the senior members of our community, these sessions are designed to engage the mind and spirit through music and conversation. A generous grant from the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation funds a portion of the Griffon's B Double Sharp programming to present mini concerts for the aging or... [Read More]

Details, including the actual time, to come.

The Griffon String Quartet will perform for members of the 88 Key Society. Mozart String Quartet No. 19 in C Major, K. 465, “Dissonance” Adagio-Allegro Andante cantabile Menuetto-Trio Allegro Molto Light luncheon reception provided by Midsummer’s Music (mini-sandwiches, cheeses, cookies, coffee, and tea)

This is a free musical event. We ask that you bring a food item or make a monetary donation to our partnering pantry, the Door County Food Pantry Coalition. The need to address hunger insecurity has never been as great and the statistics are shocking. 1 in 7 people nationwide are... [Read More]