NOTE – This concert is also being performed on Friday, August 17th, in the intimate Linden Tree Meeting House of the Phippsburg Congregationalist Church in Phippsburg, ME.

The Kennebec Early Music Festival is bringing together musicians of national and international renown from San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, and Bath to perform the music of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, and other classical masters on historic instruments. Baroque and Classical clarinets, Baroque violin and violoncello, Flemish harpsichord, and Viennese fortepiano.

Susanna Ogata on her 1772 Klotz violin and Tamara Friedman on her 1795 Viennese fortepiano will offer up a rich feast of solos and duos, including a C. P. E. Bach’s Violin Sonata in C minor, Mozart’s delightfully virtuosic Variations on “Salve tu Domine,” Joseph Haydn’s humorous Piano Sonata No. 50 in C major, and Ludwig van Beethoven’s masterful Sonata No. 8 for Violin and Fortepiano. Preceding the concert at 6:15 pm will be an “about the instruments talk”.

KEMF 2018 is supported by grants from the Edgard and Geraldine Feder Foundation and the Davenport Family Trust, with major sponsorships from Bath Savings Trust Company, William Raveis/Carleton Real Estate, and Androscoggin Bank.

Kennebec Early Music Festival 2018

Toute de Suite: Bach and the French 8/14 and 8/15 in Bath and Phippsburg

Fortepiano Fest 8/16 and 8/17 in Bath and Phippsburg

Mozart à la Mode 8/18 and 8/19 in Phippsburg and Bath

To learn more about this concert series, it’s musicians, and the music they will play; or to purchase tickets please visit www.kemfmaine.org or by going to www.brownpapertickets.com

General $25; Seniors $20; Students/Young Adults (ages 17-25) $10; “Kids-Come-free” (ages 7-16, one-on-one with adult).

Please email any questions to info.kemfmaine@gmail.com or call (207) 319-5732