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19 December 2023
 
7.00pm
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
881 Seventh Ave
New York, NY
10019

Details:
Daniel Wilde
Web site
E-mail
+1 212 247 7800

$50-$125
New England Symphonic Ensemble: A Grand and Festive International Choral Christmas

Dr. Will Kesling, conductor
Cailin Marcel Manson, conductor
New England Symphonic Ensemble





Dr. Will Kesling conducts the New England Symphonic Ensemble and choir with renditions of classic holiday favorites alongside refreshing contemporary seasonal selections. Completing the evening is John Rutter's Magnificat, led by Cailin Marcel Manson, Conductor & Artistic Consultant with MidAmerica Productions. Join the choir, soloists, and the New England Symphonic Ensemble for a night of festive celebration.
 
7 January 2024
 
3.00pm
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
881 Seventh Ave
New York, NY
10019

Details:
Daniel Wilde
Web site
E-mail
+1 212 247 7800

$50-$125
New England Symphonic Ensemble: MidAmerica Productions at 40

Peter Tiboris, conductor
John Rutter, conductor

RUTTER Magnificat
BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125

On the 40th anniversary (to the day) of MidAmerica Productions’ first ever concert, founder and general music director Peter Tiboris conducts Beethoven's triumphant Symphony No. 9 in D minor, and maestro John Rutter, CBE, leads choir and orchestra in his Magnificat. Celebrate 40 years of musical excellence with the New England Symphonic Ensemble, combined choir, and distinguished soloists.
 
3 December 2023
 
4.00pm
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
199 Carroll Street
Brooklyn
11231

Details:
Web site
Welcome Yule Brooklyn: Sing Lullaby Sunday, December 3, 2023 at 4:00pm St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

 
30 June 2024
 
7.30pm
Performing Arts Center, Western Washington University
516 High Street
Washington
98225

Details:
Erika Block
Web site
360-201-6621
Season Opening Concert- Bellingham Festival of Music

Sarah Chang, violin
Bellingham Festival of Music
Marcelo Lehninger, conductor

John Corigliano- Promenade
Max Bruch- Violin Concerto No. 1
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky- Symphony No. 4

Bellingham Festival of Music

Opening night performance of new Artistic Director, Marcelo Lehninger's tenure with the Bellingham Festival of Music
 
30 June 2024 until 21 July 2024
 
Performing Arts Center, Western Washington University
516 High Street
Washington
98225

Details:
Web site
Bellingham Festival of Music

 
24 February 2024
 
8.00pm
Symphony Hall
301 Mass Avenue
Boston
02110

Details:
Web site
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra performs Ravel, Berg & Mahler with violinist Liza Ferschtman

 
26 April 2024 until 26 February 2024
 
8.00pm
Symphony Hall
301 Mass Avenue
Boston
02110

Details:
Web site
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra performs Mozart & Bruckner with pianist Alessandro Deljavan

 
16 December 2023
 
8.00pm
All Saints Parish
1773 Beacon Street
Brookline
02445

Details:
All Saints Parish
Web site
Join the Brookline Symphony Orchestra, led by Music Director Andrew Altenbach, as they perform the D

 
2 December 2023 until 9 December 2023
 
8.00pm
The Attic Studio at the Tank Theater
312 W. 36 St. near 8 th Ave., 6 th flr
Manhattan
10018

Details:
Web site

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In Her Own Words: Joan of Arc Speaks

A chamber music concert in Manhattan marks the world premiere of composer Graciela Carriquí’s first major classical composition, In Her Own Words: Joan of Arc Speaks. The cellist in her ensemble, Benjamin Capps, will also perform a recital of works by Bach, and Piatti and others.

A singer representing the saint will indeed sing her actual words, excerpted from the trial
testimony that led to her death. Although scores of musical works have been written about Joan of Arc, this is the first time that one has been written in which the text is comprised of nothing but her own speech—it is autobiographical, rather than biographical. We get to hear what she had to say for herself, not what others had to say about her, or imagine she might have said. Listen.
 


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