Marianne Vogel

Marianne Vogel

Marianne Vogel holds a Bachelor of Music degree in music theory from the University of Connecticut, and later continued with graduate study towards a performer’s certificate in violin at the Hartt School of Music. Major teachers have been Mickey Reisman and David Spicer. Marianne plays regularly with the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra and the Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra, as well as the Springfield and Waterbury Symphonies. Other interests include historical performance on strings, keyboard accompaniment, and organ playing.

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Upcoming Concerts

American Musical Traditions 1865-1915: A Cultural Tapestry

Saturday, May 9th, 2026 at 7:00pm
Crowell Concert Hall
Wesleyan University

$24 general public; $15 senior citizens, Wesleyan faculty/staff/alumni; $10 non-Wesleyan students, Wesleyan students, youth under 18

A joyful excursion celebrating post-Civil War musical innovations to commemorate our nation’s 250th anniversary. Historian, Visiting Scholar and Co-Director of Seminars at the Wasch Center for Retired Faculty Richard Friswell will feature music by Francis Johnson, George Bristow, William Henry Fry, Harry Burleigh, Scott Joplin, Gussie Davis, W. C. Handy, Teresa Carreño, Charles Ives, and Antonin Dvořák; including performances by the West End String Quartet and the Connecticut Vintage Dance Society, baritone Kenneth Overton, and other assisting artists.

Concert organized and curated by John Spencer Camp Professor of Music Neely Bruce. Generously sponsored by Liberty Bank in support of the Middlesex County Historical Society.