Subscribe to the 2014 Chamber Music Series at the Burnt Cove Church

This summer, Opera House Arts' enhanced Chamber Music Series of SEVEN concerts, from June through September, at the Burnt Cove Church offers a widely diverse experience for music lovers: from innovative jazz-classical fusion to a solo cello salon and an evening of music on period instruments. Be the FIRST to preview the schedule below. Full program information, including composers and titles, will be available next month.

Don't miss a note--and help to support the ongoing existence of this series--by becoming a subscriber by May 15, and save 20% off individual ticket prices! Subscribing makes it easy: make your purchase once and arrive at the door for each show knowing your tickets are there. And as with our winter Alt-Movie Series, programming of this high quality in our location can only be sustained through the support of passionate music lovers and loyal subscribers: single ticket sales aren't enough.

This special subscription offer is not yet available online, but you can sign up by calling our box office at 207-367-2788, or emailing info@operahousearts.org. This is a $155 package available to you as a subscriber for only $125. 

Opera House Arts' 2014 Chamber Music Series at the Burnt Cove Church

June 10 Violinist Richard Hsu and pianist Anastasia Antonacos, Solos & Sonatas

June 24 The DaPonte String Quartet, Made in America

The internationally acclaimed DaPonte String Quartet returns to the Burnt Cove Church with a special “Made in America” concert to precede July 4th festivities. The program will be comprised of American chamber compositions, several of which are rarely heard in concert including Randall Thompson, Alleluia; George Gershwin, Lullaby; Samuel Barber, Adagio; Earl Stewart, Blues Fugues; and George Crumb, Black Angels.

July 15 Yosvany Terry's Bohemian Trio

In case you missed the fabulous Cuban musician Terry in his two appearances last year as part of our Deer Isle Jazz Festival, you now have a chance to catch his amazing musicianship. His genre-defying Bohemian Trio is a contemporary music ensemble based in New York City. Its founding members are Terry on saxophone & chékere, Yves Dharamraj, cello, and Orlando Alonso, piano.

July 24 Kneisel Hall Young Artists Program

July 29 - Vasily Popov, Levine Music, Solo Cello Salon

This unique and special evening, characteristic of Levine Music in Washington, D.C., where Popov is an instructor, will include one of the Bach cello suites, a stunning 20th century masterpiece by Dutilleux, a Popov cello suite, two virtuoso solo works by Popper and Franchomme--all wrapped up with improvisations on themes given by the audience, and conversation between the musician and audience members.

Aug 12 Trio Nuevo featuring Leah Zelnick. Traditional string trio, in a concert of duos and trios.

Aug 26 BOOM - The Baroque Orchestra of Maine returns with an unusual evening blending violin with harp, cello, and...dance!

Sept 23 Anastasia Antonacos Piano Trio

This special subscription offer is not yet available online, but you can sign up by calling our box office at 207-367-2788, or emailing info@operahousearts.org. This is a $155 package available to you as a subscriber for only $125.