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Join us as we celebrate the multifaceted contributions to the world of music by American composers, performers, and ideas in honor of the 250th anniversary o the United States.








 

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Summermusic Subscriptions

Kevin Gebo, Principal Trumpet of HSO & Friends 
 

Kevin Gebo & Andrew Boylan, trumpets; Rick Lee, horn; Gregory Hammond, trombone; Andrew Dougherty, tuba

Sunday, July 12, 2026 at 4 P.M.

Wednesday, July 15, 2026 at 7:30 P.M.

Peter Sirotin & Claudia Chudacoff, violins
Elias Goldstein & Hannah Rose Nicholas, violas
Julian Schwarz, cello; Stuart Malina, piano



 

Karen Slack, soprano & Mark Markham, piano

 

Season Sponsor:

Carole DeSoto

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Summermusic Sponsors:
Michael & Shelly Page    John & Annie Standley

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Kevin Gebo, HSO's principal trumpet, will open Summermusic 2026 with his friends performing a richly varied program of chamber music for Brass Quintet including works by Handel, Rachmaninoff, Eirc Whitacre, Eugene Bozza, John Williams and others. 

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Sunday, July 19, 2026 at 4 P.M.

All Summermusic performances take place
at Market Square Presbyterian Church
20 South Second Street, Harrisburg PA

 

Summermusic 2026 will continue with DvoÅ™ák’s magnificent "American" String Quintet featuring violinists Peter Sirotin, co-director of Market Square Concerts, and Claudia Chudacoff, former concertmaster of the Marine Band, violists Elias Goldstein and Hannah Rose Nicholas, as well as cellist Julian Schwarz. Stuart Malina will join the group at the piano for the Arthur Foote Piano Quintet, one of the first compositions by an American composer for this instrumentation. 

Dream Variations

 

Summermusic 2026 will conclude with "Dream Variations: Nina, Lena and Tina," a musical tribute to Nina Simone, Lena Horne and Tina Turner, inspired by the Langston Hughes's poem and featuring tremendous range of songs from Mahler and Strauss to George Gershwin and Michel Legrand. This unique program features a collaboration between Grammy winner, soprano Karen Slack and pianist Mark Markham, a longtime recital partner of the legendary Jessye Norman. 

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