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Our Third Classical Music Celebration in Milford, PA on August 3rd was a smashing success! See video clips on the right.
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Sat. August 17, Grey Towers N.H.S., 5:30 pm
Sunday, August 18, Hawley Silk Mill, 4 pm
Weaving Through: (...and then there were three!)
Feigelson-Matheus-George Trio
Milford-raised violinist Eugene Feigelson is joined by guitarists/composers Jacob Matheus and Ian George to weave between eras and genres embellished by short, improvised interludes. The program includes Bach, Faure, Gershwin, and music created by the artists themselves. Back in 2017, all three friends have recorded in Paris Ian's latest album. Watch them in a featured video!
Sat. September 14, Milford Theatre, 7:30 pm, as part of SeptemberFest.
Seven Billion: Kiran Ahluwalia
A modern exponent of the great vocal traditions of India and Pakistan, the singer and her distinctive band infuse elements of African desert blues and Western music styles to create a completely unique multicultural experience. website video
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Tickets and more information
Tickets $20 at the door, ($15 when bought in advance to events at Milford Theatre only) on this website or at Holy Crepes, 224 Broad Street in Milford, PA. Children under 15 admitted free. Dates, artists and programs are subject to change.
For more information and any questions send an email to kindredspir@yahoo.com or call (570) 409 1269. Join our mailing list to stay informed. Please become a Friend of Kindred Spirits AP. For a complete list of donors and all levels of support visit Donate page. Your financial help would be greatly appreciated and is tax-deductible! If you want also to donate your time and effort, please give us a call or write an email.
OUR PARTNERS
Delaware Valley School District Historic Milford Theatre
Grey Towers N.H.S. Hotel Fauchere The Settlers Inn
Ledges Hotel Milford Presents WVIA BRCTV13
Neversink Media Group The Milford Journal
See clips from our past events
Coming up:
Eugene, Jacob and Ian
Kiran Ahluwalia and her band
KSAP is supported in part by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
