Sentinel & Enterprise

Groton Hill Music Center gets set to open

Music education and performanc­e facility will e ready to go Sept. 6

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LITTLETON » Indian Hill Music, which has been offering music education and performanc­es for the past 38 years, announced Wednesday that it is officially doing business as Groton Hill Music Center, and has launched grotonhill.org, a new online presence showcasing the organizati­on’s music education programs and profession­al concerts.

This is the next step in the organizati­on’s move to its new 126,000- squarefoot music education and performanc­e facility at 122 Old Ayer Road in Groton, which will open to the public on Sept. 6.

Registrati­on is now open at grotonhill.org for all fall Groton Hill Music School programs. Fall open house events will be announced this summer.

Tickets are now on sale for concerts in Groton Hill’s Meadow Hall, a 300seat performanc­e space, with rich, warm and enveloping acoustics.

A glass-walled stage incorporat­es the changing sky and surroundin­g picturesqu­e meadow into performanc­es by high-profile and award-winning musicians.

Concerts in The Concert Hall, Groton Hill’s worldclass, 1,000- seat performanc­e space, will be announced at a later date.

Concerts in Meadow Hall begin in October, and feature noteworthy artists in global music, Celtic, bluegrass, chamber music and jazz, including Brian O’donovan’s Celtic Roots & Branches, Grammy-winning vocalist Catherine Russell, guitar legend Bill Frisell, and fiddle phenom Michael Cleveland.

Until September, all lessons, classes, ensembles, summer programs, recitals, and concerts will continue to take place at Indian Hill Music, 36 King St., Littleton.

For more informatio­n about all upcoming concerts, education and performanc­e events, visit grotonhill.org.

 ?? JULIA MALAKIE / LOWELL SUN FILE ?? Lisa Fiorentino, CEO of Indian Hill Music, gives a tour of the Groton Hill Music Center last year. She’s in the entrance lobby, which features what they’re calling ‘Octotree,’ made of Southern yellow pine. Indian Hill Music is moving to Groton and becoming the Groton Hill Music Center.
JULIA MALAKIE / LOWELL SUN FILE Lisa Fiorentino, CEO of Indian Hill Music, gives a tour of the Groton Hill Music Center last year. She’s in the entrance lobby, which features what they’re calling ‘Octotree,’ made of Southern yellow pine. Indian Hill Music is moving to Groton and becoming the Groton Hill Music Center.

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