A concert of family-friendly music offers young listeners an introduction to classical music and a chance to meet the instruments up close. Recommended for ages 5 and up.

Featuring a WORLD PREMIERE work by Peruvian composer Emiliano Pardo-Tristán commissioned by Summerland Music Society and the Folklife Center at Crandall Library. Plus, folk song-inspired works by Sheng, Schumann, Vaughan Williams and D'Rivera.

This classic silent thriller stars the glamorous Greta Garbo as a seductive Russian spy who falls in love with her Austrian target. Experience it with live, improvised accompaniment by pianist Cary Brown!

Pianists Matthew Harrison and Vlada Yaneva have been bringing Masterwork Conversations to audiences since their inaugural Chopin series in 2010.  Their performances have taken them from stages in Europe to Carnegie Hall to the airwaves of WQXR (New York). Their open conversation recital format creates a unique connection with listeners and will feature music of Brahms and Liszt.

Pianist extraordinaire Cary Brown provides a live, improvised soundtrack to the classic short films of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. The legendary comedy duo's slapstick routines are sure to put audience members of all ages in stitches. Recommended for ages 5 and up.

Charlie Powers, cello Christopher Bush, clarinet Aimee Tsuchiya, piano Rachmaninoff's virtuosic Sonata in G Minor for Cello and Piano serves as the centerpiece for this evening of chamber works by 19th-century Russian masters. Program- Reinhold Glière: Romance, Op. 35, No. 6 Mikhail Glinka: Trio Pathétique in D Minor Sergei Rachmaninoff: Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 ; Sonata for Cello and Piano in G Minor, Op. 19

Tenth Intervention: Hajnal Pivnick, violin; Dorian Wallace, piano/synthesizer Fresh from their Silent House film residency at Videology in Brooklyn, these "ambassadors of modern music" (Interlochen Public Radio) improvise a live score for the BBC's epic documentary series Planet Earth.

Summerland Music Society returns to downtown Glens Falls to present a screening of Sherlock Jr. (1924) at the beautiful Park Theater. This classic silent film features comedic genius Buster Keaton as a movie projectionist who dreams of being a detective. Experience Keaton’s extraordinary slapstick humor and unparalleled stunts with live improvised accompaniment by pianist Cary Brown! Seating will be at socially distanced tables with a maximum of 8 audience members per table. Small plates and bar service available. Doors open…