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Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site
Summer Concerts

Saint-Gaudens Summer Concert Series

These annual concerts are generously sponsored by the Trustees of the Saint-Gaudens Memorial. The performances carry on a tradition by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, who often held concerts in his studio for family and friends.

Concerts are held on Sundays at 2:00 p.m., in the Little Studio at Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site during the months of July and August. Chairs are available on the pergola and in the studio on a first come/first served basis. Visitors are welcome to picnic on the lawn adjacent to the Little Studio.

Concerts are included with normal paid admission to the site. There is no additional charge.

Summer Concert Series 2012


July 1
, Mary Bonhag and Matthew Odell
Soprano and piano. Americans in Paris, songs by Copland, Debussy and Gershwin

July 8House Blend
A Cappella, an eclectic mix of songs from many countries and traditions

July 15: Robert Meyers Memorial Concert-New England Piano Quintet

July 22Lefthand Canyon Trio
Snow Dreams, European and American works for flute, viola and guitar

July 29:  Stephen Stearns
Laugh Me to the Moon, a family concert of folk songs, stories, mime, juggle and contortion

August 5:   The Jennings Duo
Violin and piano

August 12: The Fischer Duo
Cello and piano

August 197th Annual Rosamond Edmondson Memorial Concert- performed by "2",
Bach to the Future Peter Bloom, flutes/piccolo and Mary Jane Rupert, piano/harp

August 26Harry Fix Jazz Quartet
Moonlight in Vermont, Gershwin, Porter, Ellington, and more

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Relief of Robert Louis Stevenson by Augustus Saint-Gaudens

Did You Know?
Bas-relief is the most difficult form of sculpture. The detail is achieved by the way that light strikes the relief’s shallow surface, creating shadows that give an illusion of depth. Some of Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ portrait reliefs are only 1/8th of an inch deep.

Last Updated: January 20, 2012 at 10:32 MST