Winchendon Music Festival, Inc.

“An amazing musical and cultural opportunity...” - The Winchendon Courier

“A festival featuring international artists…” - Worcester Telegram & Gazette

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UPCOMING

How AI is Changing Music (panel discussion)
Thursday, April 16, 6-8pm | Murdock-Whitney House (151 Front St. Winchendon, MA 01475)

Andrew Arceci - Director, WMF

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Chris White - Associate Professor of Music Theory, UMass Amherst

E. Michael Harrington - Course Author & Professor of Music Business, Berklee Online & Berklee College of Music

John Mallia - Director of the Electronic Music Studio & member of the Composition faculty, New England Conservatory

John McKean - Instructor of Music History, Longy School of Music-Bard College

Jonathan Wyner - Head of Artistic Technology Initiatives @ BEATL, Professor, MP&E, Berklee College of Music

Sally R. Gaglini, Esquire - Music & Entertainment specialist, Gaglini Law Group LLC

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An Tran, guitar (classical)
Sunday, April 19, 7pm | Murdock-Whitney House (151 Front St. Winchendon, MA 01475)

Works by Juan Erena, Olga Amelkina-Vera, Nguyễn Thế An, Khiêm Nguyễn-Duy, Sara d’Ippolito Reichert, Đặng Ngọc Long, and others.

“Whether playing a low pentatonic melody with his thumb while the other four fingers murmured over the higher strings, or tapping the fretboard to create a dulcimer-like sound, he executed every phrase with subtle, graceful virtuosity.” - The Boston Globe

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Asako Takeuchi, baroque violin; Andrew Arceci, viola da gamba; and John Lenti, theorbo (classical)
Thursday, April 23, 7pm | Murdock-Whitney House (151 Front St. Winchendon, MA 01475)

Works by Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713), Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741), and Francesco Barsanti (c.1690-1775).

“[John Lenti’s music making is] a joy to behold.” - The Seattle Times

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WMF artists | chamber choir & chamber ensemble (classical)
Saturday, April 25, 7pm | Unitarian Universalist Church (126 Central St. Winchendon, MA 01475) 

Works by Pauline Oliveros, Terry Riley, Andrew Arceci (Missa Brevis, world premiere), and others.

"Andrew Arceci brought a lovely tone to the line and matched the dramatic impulses that propelled the superb ensemble playing.” - The New York Times