News from Potash Hill
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Grammy-Winning Catalyst Quartet to Perform March 15 Residency Concert
As part of Marlboro Music’s new artist residency series, the Catalyst String Quartet offers a free informal concert of works by Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint Georges: Saturday, March 15 at 2 pm in Ragle Hall. Reserve your seats today!
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Experiential Education Conference Brings 175+ Attendees to Southern Vermont
The Association for Experiential Education’s 2025 Northeast Regional Conference brings practitioners, students, facilitators, teachers, therapists, and more to Potash Hill from April 25-27.
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Feldenkrais First Hosts Vermont Retreat for Dancers, Musicians & Performers
The April 14-19 event, “Retreat Forward: Creativity, Action & The Feldenkrais Method,” includes a variety of creative activities through which artists can integrate improvements into dancing, instrument playing, stage presence, and daily living.
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Artists with Works & Process at the Guggenheim Develop New Work on Campus
Advancing Potash Hill’s growing reputation as a destination for artist residencies, Works & Process—the performing arts series at the Guggenheim New York—will host four creative residencies on campus in February 2025.
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Community Concert Series Continues with Tempest String Quartet on Feb 9
Join us for a free informal concert with the Tempest String Quartet: Sunday, February 9 at 2 pm in Ragle Hall. The ensemble, which features Marlboro Music participant Leonard Fu, will perform quartets by Lisney, Mozart, and Beethoven as part of Marlboro Music’s new artist residency program.
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Lorelei Ensemble & Pilobolus Bring Exciting Artistic Collaboration to Potash Hill
In January, Lorelei Ensemble, a vocal group that creates and champions bold artistic work for women in music, comes to Potash Hill with Pilobolus, the acclaimed modern-dance company, to work on their production of renowned composer David Lang’s “Love Fail.”
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Marlboro Music Artist Residency Program Launches with Free Community Concerts
Marlboro Music’s new artist residency program brings exceptional emerging chamber music ensembles to the Potash Hill campus for deep creative work and a free community concert series.
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Carnegie Hall Affiliate Ensemble to Host Winter Chamber Music Retreat on Potash Hill
Decoda invites amateur musicians with a serious commitment to chamber music to Potash Hill for five days of intensive and joyful music making from January 3-9, 2025.
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JACK Quartet to Develop New Musical Work on Potash Hill
This fall, the world-renowned JACK Quartet and its cadre of musical collaborators will descend upon Potash Hill to workshop and develop new musical work, culminating with a free concert on November 8 in Ragle Hall.