Hot Springs Music Festival Returns Virtually

Hot Springs Music Festival will return this summer for another season! In order to keep everyone safe, this year’s festival will be held in a virtual format. This will include performances, masterclasses, rehearsals, and social gatherings that will be made available online in real-time or to be viewed later at your convenience.

The internationally acclaimed Hot Springs Music Festival (HSMF) returns this summer from June 7-11 after a one-year Co-Vid sabbatical.

This summer’s Festival will include master classes, rehearsals, solo and chamber performances, and Q & A sessions, all offered virtually, both live and archived.

Over the past 25 years the HSMF has established a positive international image for Hot Springs. The Festival has hosted musicians from 25 nations. Festival alumni have become professional musicians in many leading symphonies including Cleveland, Dallas, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, Hong Kong and Toronto. Alumni have won numerous international competitions, most recently the 2020 Philadelphia International Music Festival.

Alumni have attended numerous leading Schools of Music including Juilliard, Eastman, New England Conservatory, Manhattan School of Music, and Ecole Normal de Musique de Paris. Many Professors of Music are alumni, as are many Conductors of leading orchestras, including the Chicago French Opera, Dallas, San Diego, and Munich. Sirius Classical Radio plays recordings from the Festival, and Festival alumni formed an ensemble named Eighth Blackbird which has won four Grammys.

To learn more and to support this great international ambassador for Hot Springs, visit www.hotmusicfestival.com, Facebook: Hot Springs Music Festival, or email hotspringsmusicfestival@gmail.com, call 501-701-4140, or write HSMF, P.O. Box 1857, Hot Springs, AR 71901.

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