Upcoming
Opera Maine Serenade
Monday, November 15th, 6:00 PM
Lunt Auditorium at OceanView
74 Lunt Road, Falmouth
Join us as OceanView hosts an Opera Maine Serenade. Tenor, Aaren Rivard, will perform with accompanist, Kellie Moody.
Aaren is a Maine native praised for a “full and clear” sound. In summer 2021, Aaren was named Opera Maine’s inaugural Ellen Chickering Young Artist. He received his degrees from the University of Southern Maine and Wichita State University. His favorite roles performed include Nemorino in L’elisir d’amore, Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni, and Bénédict in Béatrice et Bénédict. Mr. Rivard has a growing list of concert credits as well, including Handel’s Messiah, Mozart’s Requiem, various Bach Cantatas, and Orff’s Carmina Burana. He joins American Opera Projects this Fall as the Tenor Fellow for “Composers and the Voice” where he will work alongside new composers to create a variety of new works.
A delicious refreshment package will be provided for you to take home following the concert.
Proof of Covid-19 vaccination will be checked at the door, and face coverings are required throughout the event.
Concert with Guts Baroque Duo
Tuesday, November 30th, 2:00 PM
Lunt Auditorium at OceanView
74 Lunt Road, Falmouth
Falmouth House and Legacy Memory Care at OceanView invite you to a special concert. “Master and Commander: Chamber Music on the High Seas” visits the cabin of Captain Jack Aubrey, where he and his friend Stephen Maturin play duets on violin and cello in the famous movie from the Aubrey/Maturin novels of Patrick O’Brian. The little Boccherini piece that Jack strums in the film to beckon Stephen to his cello found its way into our own life with the same purpose on tough days, an invitation to togetherness and musical healing. Let us welcome you, too, for a respite from hardship, anxiety, (or prolonged pandemic quarantine), or whatever else may be weighing you down.
Guts Baroque Duo plays Baroque music in period style on historically-accurate gut strings (hence their name), giving it the warm and intimate sound it deserves. They bring to life beautiful and unusual music from the 17th and 18th centuries. John Ott, Cellist, Viola de Gambist, is a specialist in Baroque music, and has a Master’s Degree in historical performance, with unique experience and understanding of the repertoire. Violinist Sylvia Schwartz is a passionate chamber musician in both modern and historical performance practices.
Proof of Covid-19 vaccination will be checked at the door, and face coverings are required throughout the event.
Heart Disease & Stroke Survivors’ Gathering & Program
Wednesday, December 1st
5:30 p.m. Sharing & Networking, 6:00 p.m. Program
Lunt Auditorium at OceanView
74 Lunt Road, Falmouth
Join us as OceanView and the American Heart Association host the 6th annual Go Red for Women Survivor Gathering. This year’s event will feature two special guest speakers: OceanView’s Fitness Manager, Kate Foley, MS NSCA-CPT*D, who will discuss the importance of exercise for rehabilitation following a cardiac event, and Portland heart disease survivor Angie Bryan, who will talk about her own experience going through cardiac rehab and then getting back into powerlifting after her open-heart surgery. A retired U.S. diplomat who was posted in Kuwait, Syria, Algeria, Pakistan, Afghanistan, France, Yemen, and Sweden, Bryan is also happy to answer questions about her 26-year career and what it’s like living and working overseas as an official representative of the United States.
This event is free and open to the public, however, RSVP is required due to limited seating.
For more information, contact Pauline Cormier at: Pauline.Cormier@Heart.org or 207-289-2391
Proof of vaccination will be checked and masks must be worn throughout the event.