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2025

LOON

LAKE

LIVE

SUMMER SERIES

July 12 – Aug 8

Join us for another summer of exciting concerts

We have a full FIVE sets of concerts for you, plus we’re hosting North Country favorites The Dust Bunnies at the historic Loon Lake Irish House for a high tea fundraiser event. Explore the programs below and see you there.

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CONCERT SET ONE

July 12-14

​​​Music for Strings & Clarinet

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When & Where

July 12, 10:30am

Saranac Lake Free Library

July 13, 7:30pm

Loon Lake Jewish Center

July 14, 7:30pm

Historic Saranac Lake Laboratory

Program

Trio Op 1 No 3 by Maddalena Laura Sirmen (1745-1818)

 

Prelude, Allegro, and Pastorale by Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979)

 

Aubade Op 133 by Benjamin Godard (1849-1895)

Quartet by Natalie Hunt (1985- )

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CONCERT SET TWO

July 17–19

​​​Music for Strings & Oboe

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When & Where

July 17, 7:30pm

Loon Lake Jewish Center

July 18, 7:30pm

Historic Saranac Lake Laboratory

July 19, 10:30am

Saranac Lake Free Library

Program

Quartet K 370 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

 

Duo Sonata by Maurice Ravel (1875-1937)

 

Trio Op 6 by Ethel Smyth (1858-1944)

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Special Event!

 

A fundraiser high tea at the historic Loon Lake Irish House

Featuring The Dust Bunnies–Saranac Lake’s folk/blues/pop band! 

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When & Where

July 20

Loon Lake's Historic Irish Center

Ticket required for this fundraising event! Sign up for our email list so you don't miss the details when they go on live.

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CONCERT SET THREE

July 25–27

​​​Music for Flute, Viola & Harp

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When & Where

July 25, 7:30pm

Historic Saranac Lake Laboratory

July 26, 10:30am

Saranac Lake Free Library

July 27, 7:30pm

House Concert in Loon Lake

Event is FREE but RSVP required because space is very limited. Please RSVP with the button below. 

Program

3 American Folk Hymns by Kenji Bunch (1973- )​

 

The Bird and The Garden* by Frances White (1960- )

 

Sonata by Claude Debussy (1862-1918)

*World Premiere! Be the first to hear it.

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CONCERT SET FOUR

July 31-Aug 2

​​​Music

for Strings

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When & Where

July 31, 7:30pm

Loon Lake Irish House

Aug 1, 5pm

Church of the Ascension

 

RSVP here!

Event is FREE but RSVP required so Ascension can plan for seating and reception goodies!

Aug 2, 7:30pm

Historic Saranac Lake Laboratory

Program

Quartet Op 14 by Emilie Mayer (1812-1883)

 

Breathing Statues by Anna Clyne (1980- )

 

Quartet Op 135 by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)

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CONCERT SET FIVE

Aug 7–8

​​​Music for Strings & French Horn

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When & Where

Aug 7, 7:30pm

Loon Lake Jewish Center

Aug 8, 7:30pm

Historic Saranac Lake Laboratory

Program

Tanz by Hans Krasa (1899-1944)

 

Woman Holding a Balance by Anna Clyne (1980- )

 

The More Things Change by John Winn (1971- )

 

Quintet for Horn and Strings by André Previn (1929-2019)

"What a wonderful experience for the kids and us!"


Rochelle

"I gush at the continued effort and commitment of LLL's great programming!"


Peter

  • Are your concerts free?
    Our concerts are FREE FOR EVERYONE, no ticket or reservation is required (unless indicated for special events), and all ages are welcome to attend. We are proud to have offered our concert events free of charge for 28 years, but they aren’t cheap! 😊 We kindly suggest a minimum free will offering of $20 per adult, $10 per child, to show ​your appreciation and to support live music in the North Country.
  • What age do you need to be to attend?
    All ages are welcome to attend!
  • Do I need a ticket?
    Nope! Just show up - unless indicated for special events!
  • How long are the concerts?
    Each concert is typically 75-90 minutes in length, no intermission, and are thoughtfully designed to deliver a unique, friendly, and welcoming experience for every listener.
  • Do you accept donations?
    We kindly suggest a minimum free will offering of $20 per adult, $10 per child to show ​your appreciation for the concert. We also gratefully and enthusiastically accept contributions of any amount to support the series and the work we do to bring live music to the North Country. You may donate here.
  • What kind of music do you play?
    We specialize in something called “classical chamber music” which is music for small ensembles composed from 500 years ago to just last month. But we don’t make your gran’s brand of concerts! We take the “playing” part of our work seriously, dabbling in some crossover genre-blurring with bluegrass and jazz, and creating thoughtfully designed concerts to deliver a unique, friendly, and welcoming experience for every listener.
  • Do I have to dress up?
    No! Come as you are.
  • How do I stay in touch?
    Join our newsletter! https://loonlakelive.org/newsletter

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