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6 April 2021 until 6 April 2023
 
8.pm
https://www.youtube.com/user/NYChoralSociety
www.nychoral.org
New York
10019

Details:
Patrick Owens
Web site
E-mail
2122473878

Free
NYCHORAL presents Mother to Son, the fourth featured production in Our Voices 2020-2021 Season of mu

NY Choral Society
David Hayes, Music Director
Francesca Harper, Choreographer
Zoie Reams, Mezzo-soprano
Hope Clarke and Ricardo Hartley, Dancers
Alshante Baker, Artist


Langston Hughes Poet
Undine Smith Moore’s Choral interpretation: Mother to Son

NYCHORAL presents Mother to Son, the fourth featured production in Our Voices 2020-2021 Season of multidisciplinary digital productions of acapella choral works
Premiering April 6, this production features a performance of Undine Smith Moore’s powerful choral interpretation of Langston Hughes’ poem Mother to Son in collaboration with choreographer Francesca Harper and featuring Mezzo-soprano Zoie Reams.

Incorporating elements of dance, story-telling, visual art, and music Mother to Son reflects on a poem that paints the portrait of black life in America and Moore’s 1955 composition by way of inspiration of black spirituals and folk music. This collaboration, which also features dancers Hope Clarke and Ricardo Hartley and artist Alshante Baker shines a light on history, storytelling and activism in the context of the Black narrative of yesterday and today.
 
23 April 2023
 
8.00pm
Sanders Theatre
45 Quincy Street
Cambridge
02138

Details:
Caleb Shi or Stephanie Yoshida
Web site
E-mail
+15089305434

$20 adults, students free
Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra Performs Mahler's Symphony No. 7

Gabrielle Grant, harp
Stephanie Yoshida, violin
Anna Teunis, french horn
Kaede Ishidate, cello
Nicholas Lee, french horn
Jenny Wang, flute
Caleb Shi, violin
Caleb Fried, trumpet
many others

Conductor, Federico Cortese

Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 7
"Song of the Night"

The Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra is a collegiate symphony orchestra comprising Harvard students and is based in Cambridge, MA.

Founded in March 1808 as the Pierian Sodality, the orchestra is considered by some to be the oldest symphony orchestra in the United States. The Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra is student-managed and professionally conducted.
 
9 April 2023
 
2.00pm
Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
881 Seventh Avenue at 57th Street
New York
10027

Details:
Carnegie Hall Box Office
Web site
E-mail
2122477800

$50-$125
New England Symphonic Ensemble: The Music of Caldwell and Powell

New England Symphonic Ensemble
Stephen Caldwell and D'Walla Simmons-Burke, Conductors
With participating choruses
Homestead and Shorewood High School Chamber Orchestra
Karen Frink and John Emanuelson, Directors


STEPHEN CALDWELL Pre-Existing Condition (NY Premiere)
ROSEPHANYE POWELL The Cry of Jeremiah


MidAmerica Productions continues its 40th season with composer/conductor Stephen Caldwell’s moving choral work Pre-Existing Condition and D'Walla Simmons-Burke conducting Rosephanye Powell’s riveting The Cry of Jeremiah with the New England Symphonic Ensemble and distinguished soloists. Choruses hail from around the globe. Homestead and Shorewood Chamber Orchestra complete the program under the shared baton of Directors Karen Frink and John Emanuelson.
 
23 April 2023
 
2.00pm
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
881 Seventh Avenue and 57th Street
New York
10019

Details:
Web site
E-mail
2122477800

$50-$125
New England Symphonic Ensemble: The Music of Lauridsen, Vaughan Williams, and Borodin

New England Symphonic Ensemble
Ensemble Spotlight Series:
Carolina Youth Symphony
Leslie Hicken, Director
Buddy James, Anthony Sears, Jason Iannuzzi, Conductors


 
19 April 2023
 
Carnegie Hall
New York City

Details:
Web site
A moving, large-scale symphonic work that honors the heroism of Chiune Sugihara, the Japanese Vice

 
13 May 2023
 
7.00pm
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
881 Seventh Avenue and 57th Street
New York
10019

Details:
Web site
E-mail
2122477800

$50-150
New England Symphonic Ensemble: The Music of Orff, Rutter, and Hailstork

New England Symphonic Ensemble
Pamela McDermott, Kristofer Sanchak, and Jill Burleson Burgett, Conductors
With participating choruses


 
26 May 2023
 
7.00pm
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
881 Seventh Avenue and 57th Street
New York
10019

Details:
Darius Holland
Web site
E-mail
2122477800

$50-$125
New England Symphonic Ensemble: The Music of Tchaikovsky, Aitken, and Pergolesi

New England Symphonic Ensemble
Francis Bardot, Paul Aitken, and Peter Tiboris, Conductors
With participating choruses


PERGOLESI Stabat Mater
PAUL AITKEN Songs of Promise and Peace
TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 5
MOZART "Ave Verum Corpus," K. 618


New England Symphonic Ensemble: The Music of Tchaikovsky, Aitken, and Pergolesi
Friday, May 26, 2023 at 7:00 PM (On Sale starting Tuesday, February 28, 2023)
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
Paul A. Aitken conducts his Songs of Promise and Peace on the same stage where the work made its New York premiere in 2010, and Francis Bardot conducts Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater. Peter Tiboris returns to conduct the New England Symphonic Ensemble in a performance of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 in E Minor and Mozart's Ave verum corpus, K. 618. Choruses hail from several states across the country.

Performers
New England Symphonic Ensemble
Francis Bardot, Paul Aitken, and Peter Tiboris, Conductors
With participating choruses

Program
PERGOLESI Stabat Mater
PAUL AITKEN Songs of Promise and Peace
TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 5
MOZART "Ave Verum Corpus," K. 618
 
27 May 2023
 
7.00pm
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
881 Seventh Avenue and 57th Street
New York
10019

Details:
Darius Holland
Web site
E-mail
2122477800

$50-$125
New England Symphonic Ensemble: An Evening of Choral Classics

New England Symphonic Ensemble
Peter Tiboris, Joel Tranquilla, Adam Luebke, and Daniel Jackson, Conductors
With participating choruses


VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Five Mystical Songs
VIVALDI Magnificat, RV 610
TRAD. "Wahamba Nathi" (arr. Daniel Jackson)
VIVALDI Domine ad adjuvandum me festina, RV 593
MARTINI Domine, ad adjuvandum me festiva
OLA GJEILO The Lake Isle
ĒRIKS EŠENVALDS Lux Aeterna
TRAD. "Hold On" (arr. Daniel Jackson)
BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 3, "Eroica"
MOZART "Ave Verum Corpus," K. 618


New England Symphonic Ensemble: An Evening of Choral Classics
Saturday, May 27, 2023 at 7:00 PM (On Sale starting Tuesday, February 28, 2023)
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
Conductors Joel Tranquilla, Adam Luebke, and Daniel Jackson lead the New England Symphonic Ensemble and esteemed choirs from the US and Canada in an evening of choral works from Vivaldi, Vaughan Williams, Martini, and more. MidAmerica Productions' founder and general music director Peter Tiboris conducts the New England Symphonic Ensemble in a performance of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major “Eroica” and Mozart's Ave verum corpus, K. 618.


Performers
New England Symphonic Ensemble
Peter Tiboris, Joel Tranquilla, Adam Luebke, and Daniel Jackson, Conductors
With participating choruses


Program
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Five Mystical Songs
VIVALDI Magnificat, RV 610
TRAD. "Wahamba Nathi" (arr. Daniel Jackson)
VIVALDI Domine ad adjuvandum me festina, RV 593
MARTINI Domine, ad adjuvandum me festiva
OLA GJEILO The Lake Isle
ĒRIKS EŠENVALDS Lux Aeterna
TRAD. "Hold On" (arr. Daniel Jackson)
BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 3, "Eroica"
MOZART "Ave Verum Corpus," K. 618
 
29 May 2023
 
7.00pm
Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall
881 Seventh Avenue and 57th Street
New York
10019

Details:
MidAmerica Productions
Web site
E-mail
2122477800

$50-$125
New England Symphonic Ensemble: The Music of John Rutter and Clif Hardin

New England Symphonic Ensemble
Jennifer Rodgers and John Rutter, Conductors
With participating choruses


CLIF HARDIN Requiem (NY Premiere)
JOHN RUTTER Taranto: A Cathedral Triptych (NY Premiere)
JOHN RUTTER Requiem
JOHN RUTTER Te Deum


 
13 May 2023
 
7.30pm
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Central Park West & 68th Street
New York, NY
10023

Details:
Daniel Guss
Web site
E-mail
212-749-6600

$40 reserved seats; $20 student (w/valid ID, available at door, day of)
CONCERTO PER VIOLINI – 18TH CENTURY VIRTUOSI

Early Music New York
Frederick Renz, Diurector

Italian writing for stringed instruments reached its zenith in the 18th century in the works of such great composer/violinists as Vivaldi, Corelli, Locatelli and Geminiani. Concerti and sinfonias by these masters will provide an opportunity for members of the EM/NY orchestra to demonstrate their versatility and virtuosity.
 
23 April 2023
 
5.pm
Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church
152 West 66th Street
New York CIty
10023

Details:
Web site
A program of rarely performed symphonies by lesser known 18th century Viennese composers

Kollective366
Bar Haimov, Music Director

 
1 April 2023
 
8.00pm
Weill Recital Hall
881 Seventh Avenue
New York
10019

Details:
Web site

$35-25
Rudersdal Chamber Players at Carnegie Hall

Rudersdal Chamber Players

NIELSEN Helios Overture (arr. for chamber orchestra by Karl Aage Rasmussen)
RUDERS Piano Quartet
ANDREW WAGGONER Now, the Fire
MAIER-RÖNTGEN Piano Quartet

Weekend of Chamber Music presents Denmark's Rudersdal Chamber Players. Their program explores the works of two leading Danish composers, Carl Nielsen and Poul Ruders, as well as the romantic Swedish composer Amanda Maier-Röntgen. An American touch comes with Andrew Waggoner’s Now, the Fire, dedicated to the ensemble. This program is a mix of romantic and contemporary genres.
 
6 May 2023
 
7.30pm
Holy Apostles
296 9th Avenue @ 28th Street
Chelsea, NY
10001

Details:
Web site

$20 general / $15 student/senior
Always Something Sings: Women's Voices Through the Ages

For Melodia’s 20th anniversary, the ensemble celebrates the victories and voices of women through time. Always Something Sings: Women’s Voices Through the Ages weaves together stories of courageous women and their achievements through musical selections that amplify their voices. Listeners will experience a journey through time with music spanning twelve centuries, from Hildegard von Bingen, a nun in the 12th century who rebelled against norms, to 21st century works by Melodia-commissioned composers Allison Sniffin and Cevanne Horrocks-Hopayian, and a New York premiere by Emily Mason. Margaret Bonds and Florence B. Price, two influential Black female composers who persevered through racial segregation and violence, are also featured in words and music. The program will also include Melodia favorites by Ola Gjeilo and Judy Collins’ rendition of “Bread and Roses,” a song that captures the soul of the women’s movement.

Conducted by Cynthia Powell, Artistic Director, with Allison Sniffin, piano and organ, Keiko Tokunaga and Jessica Park, violins, Gizem Yucel, viola, and Ani Kalayjian, cello.
 
17 June 2023
 
7.30pm(EST)
Online - RSVP to receive YouTube Link

Details:
Web site
Celebrating Melodia’s 20th anniversary, musical treasures spanning twelve centuries are brought to l

 
14 April 2023
 
8.00pm
Symphony Hall
301 Mass. Avenue
Boston
02115

Details:
Web site
E-mail
617-236-0999

$115, $90, $60, and $30, with $10 student tickets; the live stream is $20 for general admission, $10 for students, and $40 for supporters
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Performs Schubert's Symphony No. 8, "Unfinished" &Das Lied von der Erde

Dame Sarah Connolly, mezzo-soprano
Stefan Vinke, tenor
Benjamin Zander, conductor

Schubert: Symphony No. 8, "Unfinished"
Mahler: Das Lied von der Erde

Boston Philharmonic Orchestra 2022-23 Season event 4

A live stream is also available. Features a "Guide to the Music" by Conductor Benjamin Zander at 6:45 PM.
 


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