Music on the Mountain

Miss Maybell & The Jazz Age Artistes

Miss Maybell & The Jazz Age Artistes

Miss Maybell & The Jazz Age Artistes play a large repertoire of Jazz and Blues from 1920’s, 30’s, and 40’s and were recently featured on The NPR Show “Person, Place, Thing” with Randy Cohen. The group is comprised of some of NYC’s best Jazz players including Charlie Judkins on piano, Kaia Updike on violin, and Miss Maybell on vocals.

David Temple: Music, Nature & Spirit: A Concert for the Classical Guitar

Guitarist and composer David Temple presents sounds from around the globe, highlighting compositions inspired by artists’ experiences in nature and spirit. Featuring music from Spain, France, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Paraguay, U.S.A., Mexico, and more. Works by Albeniz, Satie, Villa-Lobos, Brouwer, and others will be performed along with original pieces by the Temple.

After Five Jazz Combo

It’s time to dance in the Parlor! This five piece band, directed by Jason Clinton, is an energetic group of talented musicians that perform throughout the Hudson Valley. Come listen to great Jazz, Swing, and even some Rhythm and Blues. The perfect way to celebrate your stay at Mohonk and have some well-deserved fun!

Yalin Chi

Yalin Chi

Originally from Beijing, China, Yalin Chi made her début with the Central Opera Orchestra before moving to the United States to study at Interlochen Arts Academy. She will be performing such classics as Chopin Ballade No. 1 in G-minor, Op.23 and Beethoven Sonata No. 28, Op. 101 as well as other well-loved classical pieces.

Lindsey Webster with Keith Slattery

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 Lutken & Antoine Silverman: Songs of Love

David & Antoine explore “Songs of Love” throughout history and its multiple and unpredictable consequences (spoiler alert!: not all have happy endings). From Scottish minstrelsy, the Blue Ridge mountains, the Blue notes of New Orleans & St. Louis, to Tin Pan Alley, ‘Tangled Up in Blue’ and back again.

David Lutken

David Lutken & Antoine Silverman: Train Songs of the Last 200 Years

All aboard for “Train Songs of the Last 200 Years”—a dozen (or more!) favorite railroad ballads, the stories behind the songs, the authors and singers, the locomotives, the great ‘iron roads’ and the heroes—both famous, unknown and unsung—who built and rode and drove them.

Susan Pereira and Sabor Brasil

Susan Pereira and Sabor Brasil is a dynamic Brazilian jazz quintet led by vocalist/pianist/percussionist/composer Susan Pereira, who is joined by some of the top musicians on the New York Brazilian scene. Sabor Brasil performs fresh arrangements of classic tunes by renowned Brazilian composers (Jobim, Nascimento, Lobo, Donato) as well as original compositions by Susan.

Helen Sung: “Play, Piano, Play”

An acclaimed interpreter of the jazz repertory, jazz pianist Helen Sung presents a specially curated solo piano program of music by fellow pianists, highlighting women jazz icons including Mary Lou Williams, Marian McPartland, and Geri Allen. From boogie boogie to stride to swing to bop & beyond, start your Friday off right with this romp through all things jazz piano.

Natalie Merchant

Timeless Tunes

From Frank Sinatra to Elton John, to Whitney Houston and Lady Gaga, enjoy some of the greatest hits with vocalist Meghan Mahaney and pianist Anthony Cecconie.

Natalie Merchant

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.

Mara Kaye

Sky Top Path Concert

Music students and faculty from SUNY New Paltz will perform classical and contemporary works along one of Mohonk’s most popular trails. Musicians will be stationed along Sky Top Path to perform for visitors. Please join us in celebrating this unique collaboration between nature, music, and community!

Mara Kaye Sings Other Peoples’ Blues

“Mara Kaye is that rare cross-species phenomenon, a Blues Amphibian. When others “sing the blues” as if offering an unusual small plate at the tapas bar, Mara has so immersed herself in the idiom that she goes down to the bottom and doesn’t need air until the show is over. She’s a modernist rather than a museum piece: her creations can be darkly mournful, savagely vengeful, or gleefully erotic, but they are always leavened with Brooklyn spice. Think 1928 Bessie Smith or 1937 Billie Holiday leavened with street smarts. Her heart is in her music, and there is no pretense, no distance, as audiences from here to Russia, at Joe’s Pub and Brooklyn dives have found out.” – Michael Steinman, Jazz Lives

Frédéric Chopin

Chopin, Bach, and Oliveros: Dance and Music

Dancer Nina Jirka and Pianist Alex Peh collaborate to bring folk-inspired movement to Chopin’s dark and brooding Fourth Ballade in F minor. Additional works on the program include new choreography to Bach’s B flat major Partita and Pauline Oliveros’ Witness.