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Essex River Day 2012

May 14th, 2012 by koco posted in Race, bonfire

Essex River Day is an idea that has been evolving for many years. Often when boaters are out on the River you hear the same question over and over again, "Wouldn't it be great if everyo…

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Weekly “Sing” at the Annie

May 11th, 2012 by Fr Matthew Green posted in Ernie Pigeon, Good Morning Gloucester, The Annie, The sing, gloucester

Every week on Wednesday night, 7-9:30PM at “The Annie“, there is a singing session, open to anyone who wants to come.  We sit in a circle in the art parlor and take turns singing and/or playing (on acoustic instruments) whatever … Co…

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Italian Folk Songs

May 8th, 2012 by Fr Matthew Green posted in Good Morning Gloucester, The Annie, The sing, folk, gloucester, italian

Sung by Caro Cicala on May 2 during our weekly Wednesday night “sing” at The Annie:

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Pennies from Heaven

May 5th, 2012 by Fr Matthew Green posted in Good Morning Gloucester, Henry Allen, Pennies from Heaven, The Annie, The sing, gloucester

Last Wednesday evening, we had a great group at The Annie for our weekly singing event (7-9:30PM).  The last time I posted about this, someone asked for video of a song – so I brought my iPhone tripod setup, and filmed! Henry … Continue …

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Boston – Symphony Hall

Apr 30th, 2012 by Fr Matthew Green posted in Art, Good Morning Gloucester, Symphony Hall, boston, classical

One of the nice things about Gloucester is that we have the conveniences of living near Boston, but the benefits of a relatively small community.  Just a few days ago, I went to a concert at Symphony Hall. It’s great … Continue reading &#8…

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Help send a Gloucester student to Berklee — TONIGHT

Apr 27th, 2012 by Vickie posted in Berklee Jazz & Roots, GMG Music Schedule, Gloucester Community Arts Charter School, Go See, Good Morning Gloucester, Jazz, Latin, Roots Music, Things to do, Video, americana, gloucester

… while you’re listening to some of the best musicians our country has to offer. Jazz is known as a one of America’s most enduring musical legacies.  And Berklee College of  Music is the top Jazz school in the world. … Continu…

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An evening of song at the Annie

Apr 26th, 2012 by Fr Matthew Green posted in FUN, Good Morning Gloucester, Sing!, The Annie, Things to do, Wednesday, gloucester

Last night we had our weekly Wednesday night singing session at the Annie. It’s very informal and spontaneous; anyone who wants to show up takes a seat in our circle of chairs in the art parlor, and we go around … Continue reading →

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Summer Camp at Glen Urquhart School

Apr 26th, 2012 by koco posted in Uncategorized

The Glen Urquhart Summer Program integrates explorations of educational, hands-on workshops with the easy-going feeling of summertime fun for children ages 4-14. 
With 23 acres of wood…

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One of rock’s great drummers died today

Apr 19th, 2012 by Vickie posted in Did You Know?, Good Morning Gloucester, Video, music video

Levon Helm, drummer and singer for The Band died today in NYC (see NYTimes story here).  You can count on one hand great drummers who are also great singers.  These two videos give you an idea of why he’s one … Continue reading →

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Vanessa Trien and the Jumping Monkeys Band!

Apr 12th, 2012 by koco posted in Uncategorized

Boston-based singer-songwriter and children’s performer, Vanessa Trien and the Jumping Monkeys, has become a local rock star among the young and young at heart. The “Nessa Groupies&r…

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Saturday Showcase: Ships at Sea Celebration

Apr 11th, 2012 by boco posted in Exhibit

Musician, singer and storyteller David Coffin and his daughter Linnea Coffin perform songs from the maritime tradition in this family program for all ages. Following the performance, children an…

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Would you pay double to see a classic like Springsteen play ONLY His Old Stuff?

Mar 29th, 2012 by Joey C posted in Concert poll, Concerts, GMG Music Schedule, Good Morning Gloucester, Poll, Polls, Springsteen

How many times have you gone to see a musician that has a library of 20-40 incredible classic songs, pay huge money for the tickets and then endure over half the songs off the new album they just put out … Continue reading →

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Cape Ann Symphony – The Glory of Beethoven

Mar 20th, 2012 by boco posted in gloucester

Kids 12 and under are FREE as Cape Ann Symphony presents 'The Glory of Beethoven' with pianist Charles Floyd! The centerpiece of the program is Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4, wi…

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One of our favorite Chelsea Berry Songs

Mar 8th, 2012 by Vickie posted in Chelsea Berry, Good Morning Gloucester, Video

Here’s a great version of For You by Chelsea Berry filmed at the House Concert last Sunday.

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Chorus North Shore in Gloucester

Mar 5th, 2012 by Fr Matthew Green posted in Chorus North Shore, Good Morning Gloucester, Holy Family Parish, St Ann's Church, gloucester

Yesterday, Chorus North Shore performed a concert at St. Ann’s Church of Holy Family Parish.  The concert celebrates “80 years of choral performances”, including a selection of works performed throughout their history. Here are some …

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