Julie Patchouli & Terra Guitarra Back in Schroon

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Patchouli &Terra Guitarra is master guitarist Bruce Hecksel and singer-songwriter, guitarist Julie Patchouli.

The duo performs this Tuesday (July 20, 2021) at the Boat House, as part of the Schroon Lake Art’s Council’s Summer Concert Series.

With 22 albums and numerous appearances around the world, their sound is a soulful fusion of blazing Spanish and World guitar instrumentals, heartstring tugging lyrics, lush vocal harmonies and epic folk rock anthems.

For more information, click here.

Seagle's 2021 Season: Everything You Need to Know

Here are all of the details on hw the Seagle Festival plans to present their Summer of 2021 Season. Highlights include:

  • Live-Streamed Performances from the Oscar Seagle Memorial Theater

  • 2021 Seagle Festival Emerging Artists performing together

  • Two four-week sessions of Seagle Festival Emerging Artists

  • Four productions for each session in repertory schedule

To find out all the details regarding these plans CLICK HERE

Special thanks to the Alfred Z. Solomon Charitable Trust, the Cloudsplitter Foundation, and the Touba Family Foundation, for their support of our new live-streaming equipment and personnel.

Note: All performance times are Eastern Daylight Time

Session 1 Productions:

July 8 & 17 at 7:30 pm

This hilarious one-act operetta, sung in English, is the story of two young people who were raised identifying as the opposite sex. Nevertheless, their hijinks love story ends happily.

July 9 & 15 at 7:30 pm

This record holder for the longest-running musical ever makes it way back to Schroon Lake. Another set of meddling parents see their children fall in love in this tune-filled musical.

 (Abridged) – July 10 & 16 at 7:30 pm

Sung in French with English supertitles, this gorgeous opera presents the Cinderella story in a fashion very similar to the Disneyesque version we all know and love.

 July 14 at 7:30 pm, July 17 at 2:00 pm

This program of duets and ensembles from favorite operas will showcase all the session 1 Seagle Festival emerging artists and allow their unique vocal and dramatic talents to shine through.

Session 2 Productions

(Abridged) August 12 & 21 at 7:30 pm

Sung in Italian with English supertitles, we’re happy to present one of the most beloved operas in the repertoire. This abridged version tells the stories and includes all the favorite arias, duets and ensembles from the six main characters of the opera.

August 13 & 19 at 7:30 pm

This mid-20th century American opera was originally conceived for radio broadcast, but has since become a staple of the performance repertoire. The story tells of the ruin that can come from lies and assumptions.

WORLD PREMIERE –August 14 & 20 at 7:30 pm

Set in Keene Valley, NY, with numerous Adirondack references, our world premiere opera tells the story of young composer Charles Ives, his love for high-class Harmony Twichell, and the interference of Twichell family friend Mark Twain in their betrothal – based on true events.
Special Thanks to our Media Sponsor for HARMONY – North Country Public Radio
August 18 at 7:30 pm, August 21 at 2:00 pm

The session 2 Seagle Festival emerging artists will perform a rollicking concert of duets and ensembles from your favorite Broadway shows, allowing all the artists to shine.

Tickets for the 2021 Season of live-streamed performances will begin April 1, 2021. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE

Schroon Lake Arts Council Sets Concert Dates for the Summer of 2021

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The Schroon Lake Arts Council (SLAC) has announced their calendar of performances for the summer of 2021.

More from SLAC:

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On behalf of the Schroon Lake Arts Council, we hope that everyone in the North Country is staying safe, healthy and respecting all of the recommendations regarding the Covid-19 pandemic. Our hearts go out to those who have lost friends, neighbors or relatives during this tragic pandemic.

The SLAC has been carefully assessing the impact that Covid-19 has had on our lives here in the North Country. We take seriously the responsibility of assuring the health and safety of our artists, staff and audience members during this upcoming summer.  Accordingly, we have decided to cancel our wonderful Boathouse theatre concerts, our weekly jam sessions, as well as our annual Adirondack Folk Festival for this summer. Our plan is to invite all of our artists to return to the Boathouse Theatre during the summer of 2021, at which time we hope that there will be a safe and healthy environment in which to enjoy live music. To whet your appetite for next summer, we are providing links to videos of the artists who will appear during the summer of 2021. As always, we thank you for your support and look forward to offering a thoroughly enjoyable concert series during the Summer of 2021. Please stay safe and stay healthy.

Read more by visiting their website, by clicking here.

Seagle Cancels 2020 Season Due to Covid-19 Pandemic

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From the Seagle Music Colony:

Seagle Music Colony is very sad to announce that the 2020 summer season has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We agonized over this decision, but made it due to guidance from state and local officials, combined with the nature of our artists’ and staff members’ communal living at Seagle, and the high-risk demographic of a significant portion of our audience. While it’s almost unimaginable, since never in 105 years of Seagle has a season ever been cancelled, we sadly realize that this is the right decision in light of the unprecedented public health crisis into which we’ve all been plunged.

If you are a 2020 ticket buyer, one of the staff will be in touch with you to go over options.

To all of our followers - thank you for your support through what will surely be a difficult time. While we are heartbroken we will not see you on the hill this summer nor share in all the exciting things that would have been happening, we know that once this crisis is over, the power that music and art have to help us heal will be critical to our collective recovery, and when that time comes, Seagle will be here.