BRAINERD — The Lakes Area Music Festival’s LAMFcast resumes next month with online presentations by the festival’s leaders and Q-and-A sessions with participants.
The music festival seeks to connect the nation’s best performers and audiences through classical music and inspiring education. The nonprofit has engaged and educated new audiences about classical music in the Brainerd lakes area for more than a decade, a news release stated.
The free and interactive sessions will be accessible via Zoom or Facebook Live and led by members of the festival’s artistic leadership. The online sessions are 10:30 a.m. Saturdays and 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, starting Saturday, July 2, at
lakesareamusic.org/lamfcast
.
The sessions begin with a 30-minute presentation related to music and the themes of an upcoming concert. Following the presentation, there will be time for audience questions and discussion.
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