Thursday, July 10th 6-7:30 pm
Join us for a special interdisciplinary fine-arts event that weaves together local history, music, and poetry through the works of composer Edward MacDowell and poet Benjamin Hine. Free and open to all, with a suggested donation at the door.
Featuring:
Jansen Morehouse, Piano
A Coxsackie native, Jansen Morehouse is a dynamic pianist known for his expressive playing and clarity. He holds degrees from the College of Saint Rose and the Hochschule für Musik in Basel, Switzerland, where he now lives with his wife and daughters.
Joshua Bouillon, Tenor
Originally from Greenville, NY, Joshua Bouillon has performed across the U.S. and Europe. He teaches voice at Nazareth University and lives in Rochester, NY, with his wife Léa and their three children.
Léa Bouillon, Soprano
A native of southwestern France, Léa Bouillon is an emerging soprano and award-winning vocalist. She teaches voice privately while focusing on raising her young family with husband Joshua.
Jonathan Palmer, Moderator
Greene County Historian and Ulster County Archivist, Jonathan Palmer brings a deep knowledge of local history to the program. He holds degrees from Columbia-Greene Community College, Siena College, and the University at Albany.