 
A partial view of one of the massive bells of the Harkness Tower Carillon. Friday night performances on the carillon are a summer tradition. |
In addition to the following events, Yale will also be the site of a number of concerts offered as part of the International Festival of Arts & Ideas (see above).
Ellen Battell Stoeckel Estate, Norfolk, CT (on Rte. 272, just south of Rte. 44)
Dates: July 6-Aug. 25
Tickets: $12, $20 and $30; $5 for persons aged 8-25; free for children 8 and under
Info., tickets and season brochures: (860) 542-3000;
send e-mail to norfolk@yale.edu; or visit the website
at www.yale.edu/norfolk
More than 30 concerts will be offered at the picturesque Ellen Battell Stoeckel Estate during the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival/Yale Summer School of Music's 61st season.
This season's highlights include "Viva Vivaldi," which will give listeners the opportunity to hear music that was contemporary when Yale was founded in 1701; a Heifetz Centennial; a Verdi Centennial; "Klezmer Madness!," a celebration of the music of European Jewry; and "Norfolk Ballroom," during which the Music Shed will be converted to an old-fashioned dance hall.
Festival performers include eighth blackbird, the Tokyo String Quartet, the Panocha Quartet, baritone William Warfield, violinists Erik Friedman and Syoko Aki, pianists Joan Panetti, Claude Frank and John O'Conor, oboist Richard Killmer, clarinetist David Krakauer and bassoonist Frank Morelli.
Concert-goers are invited to come early and picnic or stroll the grounds of the 70-acre Stoeckel Estate.
Old Campus (between High and College, Chapel and Elm streets)
Dates: Friday evenings, June 22-Aug. 17
Time: 7 p.m.
Admission is free
Info.: Catey Bradford or Ken Shevlin, (203) 432-2309
Concert-goers are invited to bring a picnic dinner and lawn chairs or blankets to hear artists play the 54-bell carillon in Harkness Tower. In case of rain, an indoor listening space will be provided in Phelps Hall. This year's concert schedule is as follows:
June 22 -- Peter Langberg, Logumkloster, Denmark
June 29 -- Sally Slade-Warner, St. Stephen's Church, Cohasset, Massachusetts
July 6 -- Robin Austin, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
July 13 -- Judson Maynard
July 20 -- Peter Bremer
July 27 -- Helen Hawley
Aug. 3 -- Roy Lee '01, Yale
Aug. 10 -- Dan Kehoe, Trinity College, Hartford,
Connecticut
Aug. 17 -- Ellen Espenschied, Yale
Concert date: July 25
Info.: (203) 436-4136 or e-mail douglas.brown@yale.edu
The Yale Summer Chorus is open to all members of the University community without audition.
Sponsored by the Yale Glee Club, it will be directed by Douglas Brown MUS '99. The chorus will perform in a concert on Wednesday, July 25, at 8 p.m. The program will feature Ralph Vaughan Williams' choral masterpiece "Dona Nobis Pacem."
The first rehearsal is Monday, June 18, at 7 p.m. in
Rm. 201 of Hendrie Hall, 165 Elm St. Rehearsals will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays (except July 4), 7-9 p.m., until the concert.
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