Sunday, July 3 at 4:00 p.m. TEA CONCERT "Sexy Spaniards & Latin Lovers" Fenlon Lamb, Mezzo-soprano Tim Culver, Tenor Cara Chowning, Pianist Tea served during Intermission "Balance Rock Inn 1903", 21 Albert Meadow Join festival favorites Fenlon Lamb and Tim Culver as they romance their way through a concert of sexy and sonorous Spanish composers. A sizzling array of colorful and luscious melodies that lead you through loves many moods. Pianist Cara Chowning keeps the Latin beat as she strums the keys for this afternoon of Love, Spanish Style. Featuring music by Granados, de Falla, Obradors, Turina, Schumman, Brahms and more.	Fenlon Lamb Cara Chowing
Sunday, July 10 at 8:15 p.m. POPS CONCERT "Two to Tango" Carrie Kahl, soprano Fenlon Lamb, mezzo-soprano Tim Culver, tenor Jason Hardy, bass Cara Chowning, pianist An evening of cabaret featuring newlyweds Carrie (Bertha) and Jason (Basilio) along with soon-to-be-wed opera sweethearts Rosina (Fenlon) and Almaviva (Tim). If you're confused already, don't worry. The secrets of love's mysterious ways will be revealed in a scintillating night of song. Take a look at love through the eyes of an old maid, a young lover, an amorous swain, and a cranky curmudgeon. These are just a few of the characters you'll meet during the evenings' festivities. A twisting, turning adventure about finding love that proves it really does take two to tango. Great Room The Bluenose Inn 90 Eden Street	Jason Hardy Carrie Kahl
Tuesday, July 12, at 5:30 PM 15th Annual "New Composers" Forum "Cross Currents" with Elliott Schwartz, Moderator, Evan Hause, Guest Composer, Edmund Cionek and others. Want to know more about "King of Swing" Benny Goodman's classical side? Join our panel discussion and hear musical excerpts in a preview of Wednesday night's "New Composers" Concert. Admission free (voluntary contribution) Bar Harbor Congregational Church 29 Mount Desert Street	Elliott Schwartz Evan Hause
Wednesday, July 13, at 8:15 PM 28th Annual "New Composers" Concert "Cross Currents" Maureen Hurd Hause, Clarinetist Blair McMillen, Pianist Evan Hause, Guest Composer Bar Harbor Congregational Church 29 Mount Desert Street Clarinetist Benny Goodman was the "King of Swing" and a jazz icon but he also commissioned and performed some of the greatest classical clarinet works of the 20th Century.  Hear critically acclaimed Maureen Hurd Hause, clarinet, and Blair McMillen, piano, play works by Francis Poulenc, William Bolcom, Alex North, Alan Shulman, and Morton Gould plus a Maine premiere by Evan Hause and a new music classic by Elliott Schwartz.	Blair McMillen Maureen Hurd Hause
Friday, July 15 at 8:15 p.m. Bar Harbor Music Festival Opera Theater Il Barbieri di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville) By Gioachino Rossini Chad Sloan: Figaro Tim Culver: Lindoro Fenlon Lamb: Rosina Chuck Hudson, Stage Director Cara Chowning, Music Director and pianist Rossini's Il barbieri di Siviglia (Barber of Seville) is a vivacious romp that kicks off with an instantly recognizable overture, gains speed with a non-stop parade of hit tunes, and concludes with an "all is forgiven" finale bubbling over with joy. This classic "opera buffa" is a delightful farce filled with high-flying vocal fireworks and gorgeous melodies. Rosina is a wealthy orphan and the ward of a grasping old codger, Dr. Bartolo, who is plotting to marry her not only for her beauty but also for her substantial dowry. Count Almaviva is a handsome and wealthy man who needs a little help with the ladies. That's where the intrepid Barber of Seville, Figaro comes in. Against all odds, his quick wit and clever schemes unite Rosina with her true love. The Barber of Seville is a fast, furious comedy and the ultimate feel-good night at the theatre. The Historic Criterion Theater 35 Cottage Street Pre-Concert Dinner served beginning at 6:00 p.m. (optional)	Tim Culver Fenlon Lamb Chad Sloan