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.