Music at the Atwood Concert Series
We are excited to share the news that the Chatham Historical Society will be hosting its third annual Summer Concert Series in the summer of 2024. On select Thursday evenings in June, July and August, the Atwood House Museum will be filled with music, friendship and refreshments as attendees enjoy a variety of musical genres, from jazz and contemporary to bluegrass to classical, with performances by some of today’s top regional talent.
Summer of 2024 Season
Here you can see a gallery of the artists who will be playing at the Atwood this Summer. You will find links to purchase tickets for general admission.
In addition to our exciting lineup of Mural Barn concerts, we will also be hosting two outdoor concerts under a tent on the front lawn of the Atwood Museum this season:
- Bluegrass Bash: Featuring Monica Rizzio and the Tom Hagerty Band.
- An Evening of Jazz: Featuring Jason Anick & Henry Acker Quartet, and trumpeter Summer Camargo and her accompaniment.
Concessions, including beer, white wine, and a selection of non-alcoholic beverages, will be available for sale at the concerts.
All tickets are general admission and seats will not be assigned. If you have any accessibility questions or concerns, please reach out to us at (508) 945-2493 or by email at [email protected]. All concerts will be held at the Atwood Museum at 347 Stage Harbor Rd., Chatham, MA.
Use the links below to purchase tickets to individual concerts (or scroll down for season tickets). American Express is not accepted online, please call us at (508) 945-2493 to pay using an American Express credit card.
Season Tickets
Starting this season, we will be offering a season ticket price for patrons who would like to attend all of this summers’ concerts. The price is $250 per person, a 15% discount. Please scroll to the bottom of the page for purchasing options.
Joy Cline Phinney & Emmanuel Feldman
August 8th, 6:30 PM
Hailed by John Williams as “an outstanding cellist and truly dedicated artist”, cellist Emmanuel Feldman is known for his intense soulful playing and vibrant career working as a soloist, chamber musician, composer, and inventor. Using his invention, the TekStand™ to perform standing with the cello, his concerto “Standing Tall” won the silver medal at the 2022 Global Music Awards. Co-founder of Cello e Basso with bassist Pascale Delache-Feldman, they were called “a musical Lewis and Clark” by NPR. He has performed with the Boston Symphony, Elmar Oliveira, Robert Levin, Jupiter Quartet, and pop artist Bobby McFerrin. Gramophone described his playing on “Our American Roots” with Joy Cline Phinney pianist (Delos) as “an artist who combines communicative urgency with tonal splendor”. Feldman performs worldwide and has been a featured guest artist for Radio France, Bienen School at Northwestern University, Manhattan School, Heifetz and International Cello Institutes and the University of Taipei.
Pianist Joy Cline Phinney, a native of Boulder, Colorado, has appeared in solo and chamber music recitals across the United States and in Europe. Notable concerts include a guest appearance with the Boston Symphony Chamber Players; a return engagement on the New York Philharmonic Merkin Hall Concert Series; annual performances as a member of the faculty at the Sarasota Music Festival and the Cremona International Academy in Italy; and many more.
Joy has collaborated in chamber music concerts, recording projects, and radio and television programs with members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic, Cleveland Orchestra, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, and St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. She is a resident artist with the Boston Public Quartet and with Castle of Our Skins. Her recording credits include Our American Roots: Music for Cello and Piano (Delos), and Rider on the Plains (Albany Records), both with cellist Emmanuel Feldman.
Joy earned Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in piano from The Juilliard School, and a Doctorate in Ensemble Arts from the Peabody Institute at Johns Hopkins University.
The Piano Men
August 22nd, 6:30 PM
Spanning nearly 50-years in music making, Billy Joel and Elton John have sold over 100 million albums while crafting such iconic hits as Piano Man, Big Shot, I’m Still Standing and Rocket Man. From the creative team that produced 2019’s smash Queen tribute, We Are The Champions and last year’s sold out hit Piano Men, they will present to you a fun and lively show. This concert will star Cape theater favorites Anthony Teixeira and John Connelly and featuring pianist Misao Koyama with The All Star Band!
Ana Glig
August 29th, 6:30 PM
Ana Glig (Gligvashvili) is an award-winning, Georgian-American pianist praised for her ‘’virtuosic command of works” (Sheid Susan, August 8, 2014) and ability to “capture hearts” (Musical America Worldwide). Glig’s playing is recognized for her “lovely expressivness, clarity in legato, balance and perfect logic.” (Pfister Lois, Chatham Music Club Gala Reflections, 2023).
A recipient of the Alfred Cortot prize at the Tbilisi International Piano Competition for the best interpretation of romantic music, Glig has performed internationally in Europe and United States in solo and chamber settings. As an orchestra soloist, Glig debuted with Georgian and Israeli symphonic orchestras and most recently with Cape Symphony and Cape Cod Chamber Orchestras. In solo recital setting, Glig was a recent feature in Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concert in Chicago, Illinois.
Season Tickets
Starting this season, we will be offering a season ticket price for patrons who would like to attend all of this summers’ concerts. The price is $250 per person, a 15% discount. Use the checkout link below to purchase your season ticket today (or give us a call at 508-945-2493)! You DO NOT need a PayPal account to complete the transaction.