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Noon Notes

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Concerts performed for and by members of our community

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First Monday of the month, Oct-May, excluding January

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Noon - 1 pm

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Bozeman Library Community Room
626 E. Main Street, Bozeman

Shane Lalani Center
415 E Lewis St, Livingston

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Free admission

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For kids, seniors, and everyone in between!

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Fall 2025 – Spring 2026 schedule

  • OCTOBER: Clarinet & Piano

    Wendy Bickford, clarinet; Tomomi Sato, piano
    October 6 – Bozeman Library Community Room
    October 7 – Shane Lalani Center, Livingston

  • NOVEMBER: Classical Trio

    Wonki Lee, alto saxophone; Jihye Sung, violin; Er-Hsuan Li, piano
    November 3 – Bozeman Library Community Room
    November 4 – Shane Lalani Center, Livingston

  • DECEMBER: Romantic Echoes

    Angella Ahn, violin; Julie Gosswiller, piano
    December 1 – Bozeman Library Community Room

  • FEBRUARY: Vocal Chamber Music

    Maren Haynes Marchesini, Mandy Bowker, Beth Campbell, Erin Henke
    February 2 – Bozeman Library Community Room

  • MARCH: MSU String Quartet

    March 2 – Bozeman Library Community Room

  • APRIL: Kamerata

    Bozeman and Gallatin High School Chamber Ensembles
    April 6 – Bozeman Library Community Room

  • MAY: Bobcat Brass

    Sarah Stonebacker, Jeannie Little, Elizabeth Schmidt
    May 5 – Shane Lalani Center, Livingston

Noon Notes is an outreach program of MCM and an extension of its mission.

Both professional musicians and local students bring chamber music to the Bozeman community in this special collaboration, now in its 7th year.

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Noon Notes is funded completely by grants and donations, and is an organizational collaborative effort between MCM, Montana State University, and Bozeman Public Schools. The original development committee was MCM board members Loren Acton, Dennis Wentz, Renée Westlake, Gregory Young, Nina Matos, Julia Slovarp, and Ed Goldberg (who funded the first season).

Currently Julia Slovarp is the Artistic Developer, Renée Westlake is the Program Coordinator, and the managing committee is Dennis Wentz, Andrew Loftus, and advisor Ed Goldberg.

Funding for this free educational program comes from from the Montana Arts Council, Bozeman Library Foundation, Gianforte Family Trust, Ed Goldberg, Dennis & Anne Wentz, Renée & Stuart Westlake, John & Leslie Breitner, Walter & Regina Wunsch and the Murdock Family Foundation.