There are no bad seats in this acoustically enviable 688-seat auditorium. Seligman plays host to the Festival’s Saturday night performances, providing both musicians and audiences a professional concert setting. Seating is reserved, so guests are encouraged to order tickets early.
This towering cathedral can first be seen driving on Long Lake Rd. Upon further inspection, the rest of the sprawling property comes into view. There is a lovely refectory on the west end of the church, which overlooks a beautiful lake. Many summer evenings, the sun shines through the refectory’s endless windows, and chamber music...
Housing Michigan’s oldest Jewish congregation, Temple Beth El has all the stateliness of a magnificent venue with none of the stuffiness. Although the Temple has a wonderful large sanctuary for worship, the GLCMF prefers the intimate Chapel space at the Temple’s north end for chamber music.
This chapel makes an ideal chamber music venue. A favorite of Festival supporters because of its quiet, remote location and beautifully crafted stained glass windows, St. Hugo’s is a delight to visit anytime. Known as “The Old Stone Chapel” the hall is acoustically live and particularly friendly to romantic works.
