Jukebox at Artistree
2023-04-22 19:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York) | Artistree, 2095 Pomfret Rd, South Pomfret, VT, 05067, United States
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Groundbreakers and trendsetters – that’s what the VSO’s Jukebox concerts are known for, and this 2023 spring series won’t disappoint.

Known for her complex electronic looping techniques, Emmy-nominated, Burlington-based DIY electric cellist Zoë Keating composed a new work we’ll premiere with our talented string quartet. We’ll also explore the works of Mason Bates, Composer in Residence for the Kennedy Center and a DJ whose music is a fusion of his two worlds, and Anna Clyne, a composer of “uncommon gifts and unusual methods” according to the New York Times. We’ll also throw in a good dose of Ludwig van Beethoven, George Walker and more.

Whether you’re Gen X, Gen Z, or the Greatest Generation, come hang out with our Jukebox host Matt LaRocca and the VSO musicians for an evening of trendsetting.

Katherine Winterstein, violin
Brooke Quiggins-Saulnier, violin
Stefanie Taylor, viola
John Dunlop, cello

Tickets available through Artistree.

The Jukebox series is generously sponsored by:

Jukebox Brunch at Higher Ground
2023-04-23 11:00 - 12:00 | Higher Ground, 1214 Williston Rd, South Burlington, VT, 05403, United States
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Join the VSO Jukebox Quartet for a Jukebox Brunch at Higher Ground on April 23 at 11:00 a.m. The VSO is teaming up with Encore Catering to offer breakfast sandwiches and donuts with a fixed price ticket+brunch option. Stand-alone tickets will also be sold, and a la carte breakfast sandwiches and donuts available at the concert with the Higher Ground bar offering cocktails and mocktails for purchase.

Groundbreakers and trendsetters – that’s what the VSO’s Jukebox concerts are known for, and this 2023 spring series won’t disappoint.

Known for her complex electronic looping techniques, Emmy-nominated, Burlington-based DIY electric cellist Zoë Keating composed a new work we’ll premiere with our talented string quartet. We’ll also explore the works of Mason Bates, Composer in Residence for the Kennedy Center and a DJ whose music is a fusion of his two worlds, and Anna Clyne, a composer of “uncommon gifts and unusual methods” according to the New York Times. We’ll also throw in a good dose of Ludwig van Beethoven, George Walker and more.

Whether you’re Gen X, Gen Z, or the Greatest Generation, come hang out with our Jukebox host Matt LaRocca and the VSO musicians for a Sunday afternoon brunch of trendsetting.

Katherine Winterstein, violin
Brooke Quiggins-Saulnier, violin
Stefanie Taylor, viola
John Dunlop, cello

This Jukebox series is generously sponsored by The Ruth and Peter Metz Family Foundation, and:
