From the Archives:
Leon Kirchner

As composer, pianist, and conductor, Leon Kirchner opened up new worlds for Marlboro's exceptional young musicians, making new music and living composers an integral part of the Marlboro experience.

From the Archives:
Madeline Foley

For nearly 20 years, cellist Madeline Foley was a major presence at Marlboro. A protegée of Pablo Casals, she became an inspiration and important influence, through the mid-1970s, on generations of young artists at Marlboro, helping them learn what it takes to become "a real musician."

From the Archives: Mieczysław Horszowski

A child prodigy who lived for over a century and became one of the longest-performing artists in the world, Mieczysław Horszowski was a musical giant for generations of admiring musicians and audiences at Marlboro.

From the Archives:
Blanche Honegger Moyse

A unique and beloved figure in Brattleboro’s cultural life, Marlboro co-founder Blanche Moyse gave us new perspectives on some of the most moving music ever written. The inspiring experience of exploring Bach’s music with her has had a lifelong impact on decades of Marlboro musicians.