Rustic Reverie
Saturday, May 2 @7:30 PM
Church of the Covenant,
University Circle
Sunday, May 3 @3:00 PM
Lake Erie College, Morley Music Hall
Featuring Midori Marsh, soprano
“A concert is like taking somebody on a journey and having a conversation.”
— Daniel Meyer, Artistic Director and Conductor
Our intimate dialogue with Cleveland audiences continues with an engaging 16th season. We’ve invited a notable group of talented collaborators to explore the many ways music moves and connects us all. From dramatic dance to sparkling soloists, each concert offers a passionate exploration of the natural give-and-take inherent in any genuine exchange of ideas. Come experience the remarkable artistry of world-class talent with a hometown connection.
Spring Season 2026
SALON CONCERTS
Thursday, April 16, 2026
6:00 – 8:30 PM
Union Club, Downtown Cleveland
Performers: BlueWater String Sextet
with guest artist Richard King, horn
Sunday, April 19, 2026
3:30 – 6:00 PM
Cleveland Heights
Performers: Emily Cornelius, violin
and Ross Karre, percussion
Immerse yourself in beautiful music in intimate settings and mingle with other chamber music lovers over appetizers, wine and dessert. Meet BlueWater Chamber Orchestra musicians who live and work in our community and whom you hear at BlueWater concerts.
Tickets: $100 per person ($60 tax deductible)
Space is limited to 50 patrons per concert
All proceeds go to the support of BlueWater Chamber Orchestra
RUSTIC REVERIE
Saturday, May 2, 2026
7:30 PM
Church of the Covenant
University Circle
Sunday, May 3, 2026
3:00 PM
Lake Erie College
Morley Music Hall
Painesville
Free and open to the public »
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Cleveland Heights native soprano Midori Marsh returns to her home church to perform with BlueWater in Canteloube’s magical Songs of the Auvergne, with its lush melodies from the heart of rural France. Ms. Marsh has won considerable acclaim with the Canadian Opera Company, performing in major roles across the country, as well as appearing as soloist in orchestral works. The musical conversation begins in the American countryside with Farm Journal by Douglas Moore, a piece bursting with humor, wit and down-home charm. We wrap up the dialogue with Haydn’s Symphony No. 99 in E-flat Major, brimming with evocative folk-inspired tunes, rhythms, and dances. Join us and savor a pastoral respite.
BlueWater Chamber Orchestra is committed to expanding the boundaries of what a chamber orchestra can be.
Committed to welcoming new audiences while serving established chamber music aficionados, BlueWater celebrates the luminous world of inspiring chamber orchestra music. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Daniel Meyer we’re conducting an era of lively creative performance and educational experiences. Reaching out to listeners via neighborhood-based programs that bring classical music directly to their doors, we perform at various venues across the region.
From Cleveland. For Cleveland.
