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The Lebanon Opera House Production Groups
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CITY CENTER BALLET
City Center Ballet, Inc., founded in 1999, is the Upper Valley's premiere non-profit
student ballet company. Its mission is to provide education in the performing arts
by promoting classical ballet and other dance performances throughout the region.
The Company is open to all interested persons including dancers, parents of dancers,
and others interested in the promotion of dance in the Upper Valley.
Call 603 448 5404 for more information on City Center Ballet.
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LEBANON COMMUNITY CHORUS
The Lebanon Community Chorus was formed in the fall of 1989 under the umbrella of the
Lebanon Recreation Department. The chorus has grown from the starting group of
approximately 25 to an average of 55 adults (and young adults) who get together once
a week to sing for fun. The chorus welcomes anyone who wants to sing, without audition.
At the end of each session, they perform not only for the general public, but
also for the residents of Alice Peck Day Extended Care community and the Genesis
Eldercare Facility.
If you are interested in join the Lebanon Community Chorus, call the Lebanon Recreation Department at 603 448 5121.
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NORTH COUNTRY CHORDSMEN
The North Country Chordsmen are the Upper Valley's premier men's a cappella singing
group singing four-part "barbershop" harmony. Over the past 25 years, the NCC has grown
to a chorus of over 30 members and is a member chapter of the Society for the Preservation
and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, Inc. (SPEBSQSA) founded in
1938. The chorus performs an average of 18 times a year throughout New Hampshire and
Vermont. The chorus
attracts its membership from such diverse locations as Springfield, Plymouth, Topsham and
Bradford, Vermont, and New London, Claremont and Haverhill, New Hampshire as well as
Hanover, Lebanon, Norwich and White River Junction. You can visit the Chordsmen
at their website at
www.ncchordsmen.org.
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NORTH COUNTRY COMMUNITY THEATRE
North Country Community Theatre is a non-profit organization devoted to the promotion
of the performing arts in the Upper Valley region of Vermont and New Hampshire. Each year,
NCCT produces a variety of shows employing the talents of the Upper Valley's actors,
directors, producers, choreographers, technicians, dancers, and musicians. To learn more about NCCT,
visit their website at www.ncct.org.
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NORTHEAST SHAKESPEARE ENSEMBLE
NorthEast Shakespeare Ensemble (NESE) is a non-profit professional theatre company
formed to bring quality classic theatre to scenic New Hampshire each summer. NESE
treasures the magic and majesty of Shakespeare, and is committed to bringing his
works, and other classics, to the live stage. Education is an important part of
NESE's mission. In-school workshops with theatre professionals are conducted
in area schools and hundreds of free tickets are distributed to students each
year via the company's Youth Literacy Reward Project involving regional Summer
Reading and Youth Theatre programs. You may contact NESE via their website:
www.NESEtheatre.org or at 603-526-8251.
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OPERA NORTH
Opera North, a non-profit organization, produces opera for northern New England with the
highest musical and dramatic standards. Recognizing that opera is both entertaining and
spiritually enriching, we seek a diversified audience through educational and performance
programs. Opera North is also committed to the development of young artists through
performance opportunities and production experience. You can contact Opera North at 603 448 4141
or through their website: www.operanorth.org.
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UPPER VALLEY COMMUNITY BAND
Currently conducted by Carole Blake, the Upper Valley Community Band has been in
existence since the Civil War. Everyone in the Upper Connecticut River Valley is
invited to play with this outstanding band - - they only require that you can read
music and have command of your instrument. The band's normal activities include
parades, concerts, patriotic, and seasonal events throughout the year.
To join the band, visit their website at www.uvcb.org.
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VERMONT ROCK MUSIC CAMP
An incredible opportunity for Upper Valley teens, Vermont Rock Music Camp provides
a forum for approximately 50 students between the ages of 11 - 17 to work closely
with area professionals on the fundamentals of rock music performance. For five
days in late July, students and faculty work together rehearsing, writing and
arranging a short set of material for each band to perform in concert on the final
day of the session. Rock Camp’s mission is to offer a structured music program for
students interested in contemporary styles that fall outside the scope of traditional
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