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Upcoming Events
KeyboardFest 2025
JAN 11, 2025 / 7 PM
KeyboardFest is an annual piano festival which is sponsored by the Mid-Michigan Music Teachers Association. This concert is designed to develop ensemble skills for the nearly 200 participating piano students. As many as twenty-four students will be on stage performing duets at the same time, under the direction of their conductor, Jim Hohmeyer.
Rhapsody Rendezvous
TUE, JAN 14, 2025 / 7 PM
Come and see Rhapsody Rendezvous, the premier talent showcase produced by the Midland High School Music Parents Association! Beginning as a band fundraiser in 1955, Rhapsody Rendezvous is an outstanding night of talent that includes the MHS Orchestra, Choir, Meistersingers, Jazz Band, and Marching Band. Talented solos and ensembles from MHS will round out the show. The highlight of the night is the top-secret, eagerly anticipated Faculty Skit. Snag your ticket to the hottest community event and support our talented high school musicians and the Midland High Music Program.
Dow High RenFair
WED, JAN 15, 2025 / 7 PM
RenFair is H.H. Dow High School’s talent showcase. The performance will feature acts ranging from the award-winning H.H. Dow High School Symphonic Band and Pompon team to individual students performing vocal solos and dances.
Lamb of God
SAT, FEB 22, 2025 / 2:30 & 7:30 PM
Come experience a community music performance like no other! Musicians from performing groups and congregations throughout the Great Lakes Bay Region have joined together to present Rob Gardner’s oratorio Lamb of God. The music retells the final days, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ through choir, full orchestra, soloists, and narration. Lamb of God is performed every year around the world by thousands of musicians across dozens of faiths. Join us as this event comes to our area with local and internationally acclaimed soloists and musicians.
Midland Concert Band Concert
SUN, MAR 23, 2025 / 3 PM
The Midland Concert Band continues to search for ways to serve the community, yet preserve traditional concert band values. Area adults and college students come together each fall to share varied musical talents for their enjoyment, as well as for the enjoyment or our audience.