Released in 1994, this is Midsummer's Music's first CD. Musicians are Jean Berkenstock, flute, Mel Warner, clarinet, James Berkenstock, bassoon, Jonathan Boen, horn, Laura Miller, violin, Patrick Brennan, viola, Walter Preucil, cello, Gregory Sarchet, double base, and William Koehler, piano.
Artistic Director: James Berkenstock

Bad Hofgastein Festspiel Ensemble

Franz Doppler: Nocturne, Op. 19 - Andante

Mikhail Glinka: Trio pathétique in D minor - IV. Allegro con spirito

Mikhail Glinka: Trio pathétique in D minor - III. Largo

Mikhail Glinka: Trio pathétique in D minor - II. Scherzo: Vivacissimo

Mikhail Glinka: Trio pathétique in D minor - I. Allegro moderato

Louise Farrenc: Trio in E minor Op. 45 - IV. Finale

Louise Farrenc: Trio in E minor Op. 45 - III. Scherzo

Louise Farrenc: Trio in E minor Op. 45 - II. Andante

Louise Farrenc: Trio in E minor Op. 45 - I. Allegro deciso

Founded in 1990, Midsummer’s Music has been bringing chamber music to Door County, Wisconsin, audiences for more than three decades. Our “exciting, pulse-pounding and riveting” concerts include international premieres and feature world-class artists.

Our unique and diverse cultural, historical, and scenic musical experiences touch tens of thousands of listeners each year via live performances, radio, and social media. A multi-faceted organization featuring collaborations with local organizations and institutions, we attract musicians from Chicago’s Lyric Opera, Chicago Symphony, Milwaukee Symphony, St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, Ravinia Festival, and Pro Arte Quartet, among others.

Our resident string quartet, the Griffon String Quartet, enriches the lives of children and adults throughout northeast Wisconsin through concerts, workshops, and music education.

Collaborations include Write On, Door County and Woodwalk Gallery involving poets and artists who create original works based on the music that inspired them, and the Celebrate Water initiative which is a major programming commitment to bring awareness to water supply protection.

Midsummer’s Music attracts increasing admiration and respect from around the country, while still gaining the affection of local Door County audiences.

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