Beyond the Notes Main Stage
Saturday, April 26th, 2025
Sarah Whitney, Pascale Delache-Feldman, and Emmanuel Feldman goes on the road!
About This Concert
Hailed as “Bold…edgy…totally engaging! Not to be missed!” Beyond the Notes breaks down the wall between audience and performers, creating a new experience rich in dialogue about the music and the artists themselves. Indeed, concert-goers are invited to submit questions which are drawn at random and answered on stage by the performers throughout the evening, leading to unexpected and captivating moments none will soon forget.
Artistic director and violinist Sarah Whitney, double-bassist Pascale Delache-Feldman, and cellist Emmanuel Feldman will present an innovative program of solos, duos, and trios including works by Ravel, Bach, Florence Price, Piazzolla, and John Lennon.
Tickets $25 online only. There may be a limited number of tickets available at the door on a first come first served basis. Please note ALL seating is unreserved so please come early to ensure a good seat. Doors open at 4:30pm.
WHAT is Beyond the Notes?
Beyond the Notes is a unique concert experience like no other.
Started 9 years ago by Concord-native Sarah Whitney, this interactive concert experience changes perceptions of traditional classical concerts and deepens the connection between audience and performer.
In addition to presenting some of today’s most sought-after musicians, Beyond the Notes invites audience members to participate in the concert by submitting written questions to be answered live on stage by the performers.
WHAT are audience members saying about Beyond the Notes?
“Bold … edgy … totally engaging! Not to be missed!”
“An immersive experience ... fully embraces beyond the music!”
“Beyond the Notes is an unforgettable evening that expertly combines high artistic values with charm and personality!”
“Sarah’s programming draws everyone in from the get-go, and the evening flies by from there. I can’t wait to see what she comes up with next!”— Hilary Field Respass (Boston University Tanglewood Institute)