Community Music Sunday Musicales
Sunday Musicales
We're passionate about music, and we want to share this passion with our community. That's why we began The Sunday Musicale Concert Series.
This series offers a venue for local musicians to showcase their talents in a relaxed setting that provides wonderful acoustics for the audience and musicians, and all of our Sunday Musicale concerts are open to the public.
If you haven't attended a Sunday Musicale concert before, come and experience the music of our talented local musicians, and for our returning patrons we say thank you for supporting this series and helping us share our passion for music.
Following each performance, we offer a brief reception with refreshments to offer you an opportunity to gather with the artists.
The Sunday Musicales Concert Series is offered in memory of Mary Louise Farley, who was an avid music lover.
A $10.00 per person donation is suggested, and all proceeds are solely used to support the performers and to maintain the concert series.
Contact us, if you wish to receive information about the concert series, or dates of upcoming concerts.
February 5th, 2012 is sure to be a memorable music afternoon. 
The Bernstein Bard Trio and Brian Melick are back, but the group has grown by one. They're now a quintet! Join us for an afternoon of incredible music, and relax a bit before the Superbowl festivities!
Join us for a wonderful afternoon of music provided by the Woodstock Wind Trio.
The Woodstock Wind Trio consists of oboe, clarinet and bassoon. The ensemble performs various styles of music ranging from classical to contemporary for all occasions. The Woodstock Wind Trio musicians are Allison Rubin Bitz (Oboe/English horn), Tony Penz (Clarinet) and Melissa Brown (Bassoon). The trio met as active members of the Woodstock Chamber Orchestra who perform regularly in New York's Hudson Valley region and formed this wind trio ensemble in 2010.
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A musical storyteller, New Paltz based touring singer/songwriter Vickie Russell delivers passionate piano and guitar playing with powerful vocals. With a taste of country, blues and folk all blended together, she entertains by touching your heart and soul, and keeps you laughing with her unique subject matter, memorable melodies and clever lyrics. Concertgoers have enjoyed her as a main act as well as when opening for the likes of 10,000 Maniacs, Donovan, Leon Russell, Richie Havens, Christine Lavin, and Tuck & Patti, playing throughout the world.
This past Sunday, August 14th, the New Paltz community was once again treated to a spectacular concert of Italian Opera performed by this year's Bel Canto Institute Award Recipients:
… sounds like either a yuppie oriented pop group or an outfit starring Betty with some sort of backup band. As it happens, neither is anything remotely like the reality. Despite having given her name to the proceedings, Betty Boomer is just one of the equal partners in a likable and eminently folk-oriented quartet … I enjoyed the group very much.”
Bob Sherman, host of “Woody’s Children”
WQXR and WFDU, New York, NY
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