If you like Thievery Corporation, or if you are a fan of electronic and reggae music with a GREAT beat, you will love what we have planned next week!Read More
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We’re coming off of a truly amazing week for writers events at The Music Hall! I hope you were in-house for one of our recent filled-to-the-rafters happenings—hearing from Angela Duckworth about GRIT or gaining Doris Kearns Goodwin’s insights on LEADERSHIP alongside NHPR interviewer Lauren Chooljian. Read More
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On Friday, October 20, Paul Dykstra and the Great Bay Philharmonic Orchestra will perform Tchaikovsky’s Concerto No 1, made famous by Van Cliburn’s win over the Russians. The celebration does not end there, as the event is also the inaugural performance of the Great Bay Philharmonic!Read More
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What I think is really special about The Music Hall is the diversity of our programming. In any given month, you may find a breadth of genres and acts in the Historic Theater, and October is no exception. Read More
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On October 4 at 5:30pm in the Loft, opera expert/writer-producer Dennis Neil Kleinman returns to lead a lively discussion previewing the upcoming season of The Met at The Music Hall, which kicks off this month with Verdi's Aida and Puccini's La Fanciulla del West. This Opera Connection event fills up quick, so RSVP soon.Read More
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It feels like fall is here outside and we're working hard to spin up music for you. This week's playlist includes Jose Gonzalez, Tune-Yards, Alabama Shakes, and more. And in case you missed it, we're in an earlier slot than this summer. Tune in this fall Fridays from 8-10am for the new time slot. Thanks for listening!Read More
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With more than 500 recording and production credits to his name, Bob Lord, CEO of PARMA Recordings and bass player for experimental rock trio Dreadnaught, knows about music. And although we don’t always associate constancy with musicians, Bob is a pillar of commitment.Read More
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So, with the exhilarating, sometimes stomach-churning, thrill ride of Telluride by the Sea behind us, it’s time to return to what passes for normal life in New England as the season is close to officially turning.Read More
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