The Whiskey Treaty Roadshow is a product of little coincidental moments that all added up to create something that you wouldn't expect to work but did and made something entirely unique, Keane said.
Hosted by Berkshirecat Productions, it will feature two dozen vinyl dealers, CDs, cassettes, music memorabilia, food truck fare, local craft beer and drinks, and consistent DJ sets.
While Hoosac Valley High School's seniors were preparing for graduation last Friday, the district's third-graders were performing drumming and dance for their families and fellow students.
The concert will feature two works by British composer Richard Pantcheff: the US premiere of To Autumn, featuring British poetry on the theme of autumn, and the world premiere of New England Elegy, with a text by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
David VonBehren, newly appointed assistant university organist and choirmaster at Harvard, will play works by Marcel Dupré, Florence Price, Tom Trenney, Carson Cooman, J.S. Bach, and Julius Reubke.
The Whiskey Treaty Roadshow are five singer-songwriters who sing and harmonize tunes in the vein of Americana, Rock, and Roots-Folk music. They will be accompanied by Will Evans of Barefoot Truth, another singer-songwriter.
The old time fiddle styles of the Appalachian mountains are characterized by their syncopated bowing patterns and driving rhythms. The workshop will be spent discussing musical and technical aspects and learning a tune.
Anderegg, who grew up in the Berkshires and has performed here frequently, will be accompanied by pianist Matthew McCright. Their program will include works by Clara Schumann, Gra`zyna Bacewicz, Hannah Lash, Jessie Montgomery, and also will include the Violin Sonata of Amy Beach. For further information, call 413-528-7212.