Music Festival Launches Its Season with Special Mother’s Day Concert – All Otsego

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This Sunday's performance by the Ariel Quartet marks the start of the Cooperstown Summer Music Festival season. (Photo provided)

Music Festival Launches Its Season with Special Mother’s Day Concert

COOPERSTOWN—The Cooperstown Summer Music Festival kicks off its 26th season on Sunday, May 12 with a special Mother’s Day program featuring the Ariel Quartet. Known for their passionate performances and remarkable artistry, the Ariel Quartet “will surely captivate the Cooperstown audience with a program featuring Ravel’s evocative String Quartet and Schumann’s masterful String Quartet No. 3,” organizers said in a press release. Attendees will also be able to indulge in classic French madeleine cookies, adding sweetness to the occasion. The “Celebrating Mothers” concert will take place at 4 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, 46 River Street, Cooperstown.

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