October & November concerts
Dear Friends,

In Boston at noon on Tuesday October 1, the Henning Ensemble will play new music by both me and Karl Henning. Hear his operatic scena from Macbeth , and my just-completed Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me? , a spoken-word setting of a poem by Sarah Getty. The instrumentation is 2 singers/speakers, violin, 2 flutes, and horn.

Later, in November -- three pieces on three concerts, especially a long-awaited premiere of the orchestra version of Through the Mist . See the concert listings below.
I hope you can come to one, or more, of these concerts!

Best wishes,
Pam Marshall
Pam's music in concert
Henning Ensemble at Kings Chapel
Tuesday October 1, 2019 12:15pm -- 35-minute concert for lunch hour
58 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02108

Music by Karl Henning and Pamela Marshall, connected by a Macbeth theme. My new piece Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me? , is a dramatic reading of a poem by Sarah Getty. Peter Bloom, Carol Epple, flutes; Sudie Marcuse, Amanda Sindel-Keswick, vocalists; myself on horn; Karl conducting.

Environmental Issues Reflected in Music - Middlesex Community College
Saturday, November 2, 2019 3:00pm
MCC Concert Hall (North Academic Building), Bedford Campus
591 Springs Road, Bedford, MA 01730, USA

I arranged two of my choral pieces for soprano & chamber ensemble: How Spiders Came to Hawaii - a fun image of species dispersal, and A Bequest , a what-if view of species' extinction. Faculty ensemble of Robert Bekker, guitar; Orlando Cela, flute; Carmen Rodríguez-Peralta, piano; Anna Ward, soprano.

Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra - Moments of Transcendence
Sunday, November 3, 2019 3pm
First Parish Unitarian Universalist, 630 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA

Music Director Orlando Cela conducts the premiere of the orchestral version of Through the Mist , a loving portrayal of the lake where my Dad built our summer cabin. Also music by Ives & Respighi. About the Arlington Philharmonic .

Saturday November 23 & 24, 2019 8pm
Venues TBA

Premiere of Birding in Winter , setting a poem I absolutely love, capturing the feel of being outdoors, just watching, in the invigorating cold, by local writer Susan Edwards Richmond. Check the Triad website soon for a full music list, and venues.

Two church services
> First Church in Chestnut Hill, October 27, Rejoice My Friends , sung by the FCCH solo quartet.
> First Parish in Weston, Advent Service, December 8, Shepherds and Angels , old American Christmas songs for choir, violin and harp.