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Concerts at Eagle Hill - 2025
Eagle Hill hosts occasional chamber concerts by highly accomplished musicians who travel the world sharing their passion for music.
Concerts run for about an 1:15 to 1:30 hours, including a brief intermission. Start times for concerts are noted in the calendar below. Concert events begin with a reception 45 minutes before the start of each concert. This is a pleasant time to discreetly mingle with guests over complimentary juice, iced tea, or wine.
Concert tickets:
Regular ... $25
Friends of Music members and college and university students ... $20
Children under 18 ... Free if accompanied by their parents or grandparents who are not guests of others.
Special member benefit ... Members may each invite, at no cost, one friend who has not previously been to a concert at Eagle Hill. In addition, if the member is having dinner, their friend can join them at no cost.
Optional dinner afterwards ... Each concert is followed by an optional dinner for guests who enjoy an extended evening at Eagle Hill with friends in the company of the musicians. Dinners are normally $30, $25 for Friends of Music members and college students, and $20 for children under 18. Dinners include a salad, baguette, choice of 1 of 2 entrées, dessert, and coffee/tea. Wine with dinner is optional. Reservations need to be made by 10AM of the program day.
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For questions ... 207-546-2821 Ext 4 ... joerg@eaglehill.us
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| 2025 - Concerts are inserted as they are scheduled. Bios are at the end of the page. See below for schedules from past years. |
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| Dates/Times | Days | Program titles and descriptions | Optional dinners |
| Jan 18th, 4PM | Sat | Baroque Orchestra of Maine Heidi Powell, baroque violin. Max Treitler, baroque cello. • Concerto No. 7 in C Major, ‘La Stravaganza’ … Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) • Sonata in G minor, HWV 364 … George Frederich Handel (1685-1759) • Sonata in D Major, Op. 5 No. 1 … Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1731) • Sonata No. 2 in D Minor … Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber (1644-1704) • ‘Autumn’ from The Four Seasons … Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) BOOM website |
Green house salad Baguette with butter Entrées: Chicken in a paprika light cream onion sauce ... or ... Three beans with tofu and mixed vegetables in a paprika light cream onion sauce Sweet potato wedges Basmati rice Dessert: Black Forest chocolate cherry cake with whipped cream Coffee or tea |
| Feb 15th, 4PM | Sat | Piano Recital Danny Holt |
TBA |
| Feb 21st, 4PM | Fri | Jazz concert in celebration of Lawrence Schuster, a concert regular Dan Barrett, trombone. Scott Cleveland, piano. and guest musician. |
TBA |
| Feb 28th, 4PM | Fri | DaPonte String Quartet Kirsten Monke, viola. Lydia Forbes, violin. Myles Jordan, cello. Philipp Elssner, violin. DaPonte website |
TBA |
| Mar 15th, 4PM | Sat | Baroque Orchestra of Maine Heidi Powell and Sylvia Schwarz, baroque violins. Phoebe Durand-McDonnell, baroque harp BOOM website |
TBA |
| Apr 9th, 5PM | Wed | Chinese Pentatonic Music Ruixin Niu, viola. Simon Debierre, Guquin What is pentatonic music? |
TBA |
| Apr 12th, 5PM | Sat | Cello and piano Timothy Garrett, cello. Amy Irish, piano. |
TBA |
| Apr 26th, 5PM | Sat | Four-handed Piano Recital Danny Holt and Michael Coonrod |
TBA |
| May 3rd, 5PM | Sat | Piano Recital Deiran Manning |
TBA |
| Jun 13th, 5PM | Fri | Harpsichord and Violin Concert Mark Kroll, harpsichord. Carol Lieberman, violin Lecture on harpsichords, June 12th |
TBA |
| Aug 23rd, 5PM | Fri | Voice Recital Ashley Mulcahey, mezzo-soprano. James Perretta, viol Lyracle |
TBA |
| Past concert seasons ... 2024 ... 2023 ... 2022 ... 2021 ... 2020 ... 2019 ... 2018 | |||
Musicians - Bios are added as concerts are scheduled.
Heidi Powell is a baroque violin specialist and has appeared as soloist with the New York Collegium, Rebel, Tafelmusik, Smithsonian Chamber Players, Early Music New York, New York State Baroque, Santa Fe Pro Musica and the Washington Bach Consort. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance from Indiana University and an Artist Diploma in Violin from Oberlin Conservatory. Heidi's prize winning performance in the American Bach Soloists International Bach Violin Competition was heralded by the New York Times as 'supremely confident and powerful'. Heidi has taught violin and chamber music at Oberlin Conservatory, Kneisel Hall, Creative Spark and George Stevens Academy. She is a Suzuki violin teaching specialist and teaches privately in the downeast area. She is the founder and director of BOOM, the Baroque Orchestra of Maine. When she is not organizing concerts, performing and teaching, Heidi is spending time with her son as well as exploring & enjoying nature, hiking, swimming, cooking organic foods and doing anything creative.
Max Treitler's musical life was shaped almost entirely by time spent in this area. Over the course of seven summers spent at Kneisel Hall, he was the grateful student of George Sopkin and Barbara Stein Mallow as well as receiving chamber music instruction from Seymour Lipkin and Artur Balsam. After a prolonged and painful series of years spent in the wilds of New York's freelance jungle, he finally saw wisdom, and returned to the Blue Hill Peninsula, where he now happily messes about in the areas of overlap between wine, food and music.