Music on the Mountain

Lindsey Webster

Lindsey Webster and Keith Slattery
9pm

In today’s world of electronic music where programmed drum loops and auto-tuned vocals reign, Lindsey Webster is a breath of…… fresh air. A refreshing take on R&B with a soulful presence; Lindsey’s vocals compare to the likes of R&B queens Sade, Mariah Carey and Anita Baker.

David Temple

Ball in the House
10:30am

Ball in the House is a talented Boston-based a cappella vocal group that has opened for such legendary performers as Smokey Robinson, The Beach Boys, and The Temptations. Their dynamic vocal bass and beatbox, combined with impeccable harmonies, form a full-band R&B soul pop sound—it’s hard to believe they’re just five guys with five incredible voices.

David Temple
3pm

Guitarist and composer David Temple presents a concert combining music that is both familiar and new, rhythmic and contemplative.  The program will feature pieces from Brazil, Argentina, Cuba, Spain, France, and more, highlighting over four centuries of great music. It’s a celebration on six strings!

Mara Kaye sings the Blues
9pm

Mara Kaye is a Blues singer, both old school and new school with her heart always in her voice. Mara makes a sweet song sassy, a bitter song raucous, and a love song raunchy. Her performances are in a class of their own.

Rob Paparozzi

Miss Maybell and Slimpickin’s
10am

Miss Maybell and Slimpickin’s are a musical duo based in New England. Enjoy styles including American Roots, Jazz, Blues, Country, and Ragtime music from the 1910-40s, as well as original tunes. Wherever they play they bring smiles to the faces of those around them, and are guaranteed to be like no other band you have ever seen before.

Rob Paparozzi
3pm

Join us for a rockin’ good concert with singer and harmonica virtuoso Rob Paparozzi, as he explores the roots of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Starting with the 1950’s and storming into the 1970’s, enjoy classic Rock ‘n’ Roll including the “sister” genres of R&B, Funk, Blues and Rockabilly. His guest musicians are Ira Siegel on guitar and vocals, and Robbie Kondor on piano.

Helen Sung plays Thelonius Monk
9pm

Pianist/composer Helen Sung will be performing Dreaming in Monk: A centennial Love Letter. After graduating from the Monk Institute, she went on to win the Kennedy Center’s Mary Lou Williams Jazz Piano Competition. Now based in New York City, Sung has worked with such luminaries as the late Clark Terry, Ron Carter, Victor Lewis, Steve Turre, Wayne Shorter, Wynton Marsalis, and MacArthur Fellow Regina Carter. She is also an award-winning composer and serves on the jazz faculties of the Juilliard School and Columbia University.

Fleur Seule

Choro Bop
10:30am

Formed by three Berklee students from Brazil, this fast-rising new band bases its engaging repertoire and intimate vibe on the traditional choro genre, best described as the New Orleans jazz of Brazil.

Cris Groenendaal and Sue Anderson
3pm

Cris and Sue are a well-known Broadway husband and wife team with 14 Broadway shows between them. Sue has played and/or conducted for Pirates of Penzance, Cats, and The Lion King, and Cris has performed as The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera and as Anthony Hope in Sweeney Todd. Cris and Sue have both recorded at the famed Abbey Road Studios in London and have performed in concerts around the world.

Fleur Seule
9pm

Fleur Seule is an authentic 1940s Jazz and Swing band that plays hits from all around the world. Songbird/Bandleader Allyson Briggs sings in 6 languages to accommodate a wide variety of New York audiences. Whether an All-American USO style set, or an exotic voyage through Europe, Fleur Seule will take you on a memorable musical journey, as they revive hits made famous by Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Edith Piaf, Marlene Dietrich, Dinah Shore, and more.

Natalie Merchant

Alex Peh, pianist
10:30am

This year features solo-Debussy and Franz Liszt. Praised by Peter Jacobi of the Bloomington Herald Times for his “buoyancy and finesse,” Alex Peh has performed throughout the United States as a versatile recitalist and lecturer.  Mr. Peh is an assistant professor of piano at the State University of New York in New Paltz, and was on faculty at the Levine School of Music where he founded and directed Piano Squared, a high school summer chamber music festival and performance tour for talented pianists.

Lady Parts
3pm

Forming a new spin on a cappella, Lady Parts brings four gifted professional sopranos and mezzos together, to weave beautiful harmonies for you with style and a “wink”.

Natalie Merchant*
9pm

Over her 30-year career, Natalie Merchant has earned a distinguished place among America’s most respected recording artists, acclaimed for being a prolific songwriter with a compelling artistic vision and a captivating performance style.

*Please note: Natalie’s Friday night performance is open to overnight resort guests only.