Open Mic Classical

An “Open Mic” is for popular music only, right? 
WRONG!

Every 3rd Sunday of the month September through June, we are bringing you Open Mic Classical, a new experience in classical music, to help our community’s musicians share their music with a friendly, and supportive audience.

Are you a doctor with a classical horn habit, or an orchestra member who misses playing in small ensembles, or a choir member who would like to be heard? Are you an aspiring young student who doesn’t ever get a chance to play with a pianist, but would like to develop your performing skills? Or a composer eager to try out your newest work?

Dust off your flugelhorn, oil your keys, drink your raw egg, and come share your talent in an intimate and casual atmosphere.

Classical musicians of all ages and levels are welcome.
Pianist on request is available to accompany you.

“Open Mic Classical” is brought to you by clarinetist Mónika Woods (winner of the Cape Symphony’s 2013 Soloist Competition) with a great list of collaborative pianists including Lucy Banner, Elizabeth Tipton, Ana Glig, Sylvia Karkus Furash, Ben Healy.

It is held at 3:00 pm on the third Sunday of every month September through June at the Brewster Meeting House (1969 Main Street on Route 6A), home of First Parish Brewster UU Church.

Featured guests to be announced monthly.

Participants are asked to sign up in an email or by phone, not later than in at 2:30pm on the day of the event by filling out our sign-up sheet. We will select up to 8-10 players. Participants can sign up for a piece, or a movement up to 5-6 minutes. Second piece can be played time permitting.

Rehearsal with pianist at 2pm on the day of the event. 

To download sign-up sheet and learn about our monthly featured guest musicians visit our website: www.openmicclassical.org

This program is supported in part by a grant from the Brewster Cultural Council, Harwich Cultural Council, and Orleans Cultural Council, Sandwich Cultural Council local agencies which are supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.