• 
  • Academics
  • President's Welcome
  • Quick Facts
  • Our Campuses
  • Administrative Offices
  • Accreditation
  • Our Roots
• 
  • Programs and Degrees
  • UMA Course Schedules & Catalog
  • Faculty Spotlight
  • Academic Calendar
  • Academic Theme 2010-2011
  • Distance Learning
  • Libraries
  • Honors Program
  • Student Support
  • Current Students
  • Office of Professional Development
• 
  • Overview
  • First-Year Students (Freshmen)
  • Adult Students
  • Transfer Students
  • Veterans/Military Personnel
  • Recently Admitted Applicants
  • Current Students
  • Students With Disabilities
  • Enrollment Services Center
  • Financial Aid
  • Tuition and Fees
  • Registrar and Records
  • Visiting UMA Campuses
  • Admission FAQs
• 
  • Clubs and Organizations
  • Student Government
  • Life in Maine
  • Getting Involved
  • Volunteerism
  • Supporting Student Success
  • Athletics
  • Off-Campus Housing
  • Current Students
  • Fitness Centers
• 
  • Community Partnerships
  • Senior College
  • UMA Board of Visitors
  • The Campus Green
  • University Advancement
  • Our Campuses
  • Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine
  • Office of Professional Development
  • French At UMA
• 
  • UMA News
  • Calendar of Events
  • Publications
  • UMA Alerts
  • Highlights
  • Academic Calendar
• 

2010 - 2011 Season

Hosted by the UMA College of Arts and Sciences and UMA Senior College, call 621-3551 for more information.

Sunday, September 26, 2:00pm
Remembering Muriel
A celebration of Muriel Havenstein and her beloved Jazz/Swing msic by her friends: Ralph Norris (Sax), John Hunter (Bass), Gary Gemmiti (Drums), and Gerry Wright (Piano).

Sunday, October 17, 2:00pm  (1:00 pm Pre-concert Talk)
Piano Quintet
Chiharu Naruse and friends play Schubert's popular Trout Quintet as well as other musical treasures.

Sunday, November 14, 2:00pm
(Snow date November 21)
Masanobu Ikemiya: Classics to Ragtime
A piano recital with commentary.  From Chopin to Gershwin to Scott Joplin, this classically-trained pianist has a love and talent for classical music as well as Ragtime and improvisation.

Sunday, December 12, 2:00pm
(Snow date December 19)
Mount View Chamber Singers: Carols in the Round
Talented high school singers from Thorndike, Maine.

Sunday, January 9, 2:00pm
(Snow date January 23)
Castlebay: Music of the Maine Coast
Julia Lane (Celtic Harp) and Fred Gosbee (12-String Guitar, Fiddle, Woodwinds).  Songs of the lievs of those who live by the sea: the deep water sailors, shipwrights, coasters, fishermen and their wives.

Sunday, February 13, 2:00pm
(Snow date March 6)
Downeast Brass: Blast Away the Winter Blahs!
Some pops, classical, always exciting, and always fun!

Sunday, March 13, 2:00pm
(Snow date March 20)
Ladies of the Lake: A St. Patty's Day Speical
A celebration of traditional Irish music by this popular Celtic group

Sunday, April 10, 2:00pm
Will Bristol, Concert Pianist
Talented 18 year-old from Freeport - A GREAT hit last season!

Sunday, May 15, 2:00 pm
Sing Acapella
Presented by Maine-ly Harmony, along with the Back Bay Four Quartet, a men's barbershop group, both competing successfully nationally!

Sunday, June 12 2:00pm
Suzanne Nance - Favorite Songs: Opera & Broadway
Show tunes and opera favorites by talented host of Morning Classical Music and MPBN's Music Director.  Appeared in Cosi fan tutte, Madame Butterfly, and Little Women in New York, London, etc.

Sunday, June 26, 2:00 pm
PORTopera's Young Artists
Pre-concert talk at 1pm by Ellen Chickering.  Back for the 8th time!  PORTopera's auditioned Maine voices.  Opera TBA.

Tickets: $10 for adults and seniors, $5 for school students, 12 and under free

Tickets available at the door, Pat's Pizza in Augusta, Apple Valley Books in Winthrop, and Mike Davis Entertainment in Waterville

If you would like additional information about the UMA College of Arts and Sciences and UMA Senior College Concert Series, please call UMA Senior College at 621-3551 or e-mail umasc@maine.edu

Please see the concert website at concertsatjewett.com