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About Music Informance Series

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The About Music series offers a pathway to greater enjoyment, appreciation and understanding of music featured in our concert programming.​

After increased audience attendance at our 2025-2026 About Music presentations, we are increasing our program offerings to 4 dates this season.​ These interactive discussions will be led by guest musicians and scholars - including 2026-2027 performing artists - and will explore topics related to the technique and substance of upcoming concerts.

Each "Informance" event is brought to the community by the Wolfeboro Friends of Music in partnership with the Wolfeboro Public Library. Attendance is open to the public and is free but we encourage you to reserve your spot at info@wfriendsofmusic.org.

Additional program details will be provided throughout the season.

2026-2027 ABOUT MUSIC SERIES

 

Old and New Traditions in Acoustic, North American Music

6PM - Thursday, October 15, 2026

New Acoustic/ American Contemporary Fundamentalism

The evolution and fusion of Bluegrass, Appalachian, and Maritime Music

Real Live Acoustic Music vs. Studio manufactured Popular Music

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“Swing, Jazz, and The Big Band Era"

6PM - Thursday, November 12, 2026

The wide array of musical forms we call “Jazz”:

How does “Swing” fit in?

Is the Big Band Era” Musical History? What is its artistic Legacy?

                         

20th and 21st Century “Art Music”, Is Post Modernism Classical Music?

Wednesday, February 10, 2027

Dissonance and Minimalism: Stravinsky, John Cage, Kronos Quartet, Philip Glass

“To Be or Not To Be”, what is real music/ testing the limits!

And

New American Music: A Fusion of Classical/ Jazz/ Blues/ Rock/ Folk

Innovations, an evolving “Art Music”/ The next generation of American Masters

                         

“The Black Spirituals and Gospel Music”, African American sacred musical influences

Wednesday, May 5, 2027

Musical litury in the “Black Church”

Mined in Slavery, The sounds of despair and captivity transition to

The sounds of hope and joy!

2026 ABOUT MUSIC: AMERICAN JAZZ TRADITIONS

with Professor Chris Klaxton, an accomplished jazz trumpeter/educator and UNH faculty member

Images taken by Anthony Riso Photography

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Wolfeboro Friends of Music is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Disclosure Notice - Our tax returns and other pertinent documents are available by request.

PO Box 2056 Wolfeboro NH 03894   |   info@wfriendsofmusic.org

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