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Vermont Public Classical's weekly concert digest

Andrew Crust leads the Vermont Symphony Orchestra in Concert.
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Andrew Crust leads the Vermont Symphony Orchestra in Concert.

Get details for the most essential live music events around the state, compiled by Vermont Public Classical hosts.

Concert Digest for Mar. 9 - Mar. 15, 2026

The Hopkins Center at Dartmouth presents the English Concert, led by Harry Bicket, with the Clarion Choir and soloists, performing Handel’s oratorio Hercules; Tuesday (Mar. 10) at 7:30 in Spaulding Auditorium of the Hop. Get the details at hop.dartmouth.edu

The Grand Kyiv Ballet presents Giselle, music by Adolphe Adam, Tuesday (Mar. 10) at 7 at the Flynn in Burlington (flynnvt.org); and Wednesday (Mar. 11) at 7 at Chandler Center in Randolph (chandler-arts.org).

The Middlebury Performing Arts Series presents a free concert by Le Consort Quartet of Baroque Trio Sonatas; Wednesday (Mar. 11) at 7:30 at the Mahaney Arts Center. No tickets required. Get the details at middlebury.edu/arts

KCP Presents hosts the 70-voice Concordia Choir of Minnesota’s Concordia College; Thursday (Mar. 12) at 7 at St. Johnsbury Academy. Get the details at catamountarts.org

The Brattleboro Music Center Chamber Music Series presents violinist Bella Hristova and pianist Anna Polonsky, performing music of Bach, Grieg and a new work by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Ellen Taafe Zwilich; Friday (Mar. 13) at 7. Get the details at bmcvt.org

Upper Valley Baroque, led by Filippo Ciabatti, celebrates its fifth season with an all-Bach program featuring the Easter Oratorio, Magnificat, and double motet. Friday (Mar. 13) at 6 at the Grace Church in Rutland, Saturday (Mar. 14) at 3 at the Chandler Center in Randolph, and Sunday (Mar. 15) at 3 at the Lebanon Opera House. Find the details at uppervalleybaroque.org [ listen to an interview with Artistic Director Filippo Ciabbati here ].

The Green Mountain Chamber Players present music for string trio by Mozart and Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson; Friday (Mar. 13) at 7:30 at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Burlington; and Saturday (Mar. 14) at 7:30 at Montpelier Unitarian Church. Get the details at gmcmf.org

The Green Mountain Mahler Festival and the VTSU Castleton Chorale present music of Brahms, including the Tragic Overture and the Song of Destiny; Saturday (Mar. 14) at 7:30 at the Elley-Long Music Center in Colchester. Get the details at vtmahler.org

The Hinesburg Artist Series presents its 28th annual concert with the South County Chorus and Hinesburg Artist Series Orchestra led by Rufus Patrick in American music, including works of Randall Thompson and Aaron Copland; Sunday (Mar. 15) at 2 and 4:30 at St. Jude Catholic Church in Hinesburg. Get the details at hinesburgartistseries.org

The Choir of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Middlebury will sing music of the Renaissance at Choral Evensong; Sunday (Mar. 15) at 4. Free.

Me2: Music for Mental Health presents the Me2 Orchestra led by Michael Colburn with Songs of Erin, including works by Percy Grainger, Leroy Anderson and John Williams; Tuesday (Mar. 17) at 7:30 at the Elley-Long Music Center in Colchester. Get the details at me2music.org

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Helen Lyons serves as the Music Manager and host of Vermont Public Classical’s Monday-Saturday morning program. She grew up in Williston, Vermont, and holds a BA in Music from Wellesley College and Artist Diplomas from the Royal Academy of Music in London, and College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati. She has enjoyed an international singing career spanning three continents, performing in Europe, China, The Philippines and the USA.
After graduate studies in musicology at New York University, Walter began his radio career at WNCN in New York. He joined Vermont Public in 1984.