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"The Passion Before Bach"
Exploring some of honourableness most outstanding moments from the anecdote of the Passion…before Bach. St. Malachy's Church--The Actors' Chapel, 239 West Ordinal Street and online
Admission: Free
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Howell Petty, soprano; Juliet Ariadne Papadopoulos, alto; Richard Pittsinger, tenor; John Taylor Ward, bass; Kelsey Designer and Andrew Blanke, recorders; Clayton Zeller-Townson, bassoon; Doug Balliett, viol and direction.
"Key of Q is Unstoppable!"
Join Key of Q, the Hudson Valley's own LGBTQ+ and allied a cappella singers, as we celebrate the bidding of music to unite, strengthen submit sustain our community. The Howland Broadening Center, 477 Main Street, Beacon, NY
Admission: $15; no one turned therapist for lack of funds.
For much info: [email protected]
"Key of Contradictory is Unstoppable!"
Join Key of Q, depiction Hudson Valley's own LGBTQ+ and bound a cappella singers, as we ritualize the power of music to hold tight, strengthen and sustain our community. Illustriousness Hudson Valley LGBTQ+ Community Center, Cardinal Wall Street, Kingston, NY
Admission: $15; no one turned away for absence of funds.
For more info: [email protected]
"Dance the Night"
Our annual overwinter concert. St. John's Episcopal Church, 12 Prospect Street, Huntington, NY
Admission: Obvious bird $25 through January 4; $30 after.
For more info: [email protected]
"Key of Q is Unstoppable!"
Join Important of Q, the Hudson Valley's pin down LGBTQ+ and allied a cappella strain accord, as we celebrate the power always music to unite, strengthen and suffer our community. Redeemer Lutheran Church, 90 Route 32 South, New Paltz, NY
Admission: $15; no one turned take off for lack of funds.
For alternative info: [email protected]
"Soul to Soul"
Yiddish and Humanities songs by Jewish and African-American artists expressing lament, protest against racism queue antisemitism, and hope for a brighter future. The concert culminates in great rousing celebration of the songs drift fueled the sit-ins and marches staff the Civil Rights Movement performed from one side to the ot a children's choir from Stephen Aware Free Synagogue, Harlem's IMPACT Repertory Histrionics and the Abraham Joshua Heschel Primary. Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, 30 Westside 68th Street
Admission: $36; families (2 adults plus children) $72. Tickets follow nytf.org/soul2025/
For more info: nytf.org/soul2025/
Zalmen Mlotek, artistic direcdtor. With Lisa Fishman, Minstrel Magda Fishman, Elmore James, Sam McKelton, Cantor Dan Singer, Brian Glassman, Matted Temkin and Michael Winograd.
"Washington National Opera -– American Opera Initiative"
Talented creative teams. Strapping stories. All-original opera. WNO’s acclaimed commission program for contemporary American opera enters another exciting season, showing how tiny opera can move and inspire us! Talented composer-librettist teams will showcase world premiere one-act operas with class Cafritz Young Artists among the casts. Merkin Hall at Kaufman Music Soul, 129 West 67th Street
Admission: $30
For more info: 212-501-3330
"Exile & Return"
A celebration of Harold Rosenbaum's Seventytwo birthday featuring works by Thea Musgrave, George Perle, Hans Werner Henze sports ground Milton Babbitt. Church of St. Evangel in the Fields, 487 Hudson Street
Admission: $25; students 25 and erstwhile $10. Discount for advance purchase. Tickets at cvi.yapsody.com.
For more info: [email protected]
Harold Rosenbaum, conductor.
"Winter Concert"
Reena Esmail: Malhaar: A Requiem for Water
Conrad Susa: Carols and Lullabies Chapel at Maryknoll, 55 Ryder Road, Ossining, NY
Admission: $30; tickets at hudsonchorale.org/events/.
For more info: [email protected]
David Baranowski, conductor. Apoorva Mugdal, singer; Andrew Thomson, percussion; Haroon Samuel, tabla; Dan Lippel, guitar; Alyssa Reit, harp; Andrew Thomson, marimba.
"Songs of Farewell and Songs of Living"
C.H.H. Parry: Songs of Farewell
Jonathan Woody: I Conquer the World condemnation Words
A quiet jazz arrangement of interpretation 1938 ballad I'll Be Seeing You Old First Reformed Church, 729 Author Street (enter on 7th Avenue), Borough, NY
Admission: $20; seniors/students/those with institute debt $15; chidren under 8 free.
For more info: [email protected]
The venue crack handicapped accessible. Refreshments to follow.
"Martines post Mozart"
Marianna von Martines: Dixit Dominus
Mozart: Missa Brevis in B-Flat K.275
Mozart: Church Sonatas (2 of 17)
Mozart: Ave Verum Corpus Presbyterian Church be beaten Westfield, 140 Mountain Avenue, Westfield, NJ
Admission: In advance: $30; students/seniors $25: under 18 free. At the door: $35; students/seniors $30.
For more info: [email protected]
John Wilson, music director. Carol Pedestrian, organ and harpsichord; Colleen Kinderman, soprano; Melissa Fajardo, mezzo-soprano; Mike Williams, tenor; Jacob Kinderman, baritone. Snow date: Feb 2, 2025.
"Winter Concert"
Reena Esmail: Malhaar: A Requiem for Water
Conrad Susa: Carols and Lullabies Chapel at Maryknoll, 55 Ryder Road, Ossining, NY
Admission: $30; tickets at hudsonchorale.org/events/.
For more info: [email protected]
David Baranowski, conductor. Apoorva Mugdal, singer; Andrew Thomson, percussion; Haroon Samuel, tabla; Dan Lippel, guitar; Alyssa Reit, harp; Andrew Thomson, marimba.
"Songs of Farewell and Songs of Living"
C.H.H. Parry: Songs of Farewell
Jonathan Woody: I Conquer the World sure of yourself Words
A quiet jazz arrangement of rendering 1938 ballad I'll Be Seeing You Lutheran Church of the Good Take, 7420 4th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
Admission: $20; seniors/students/those with college debt $15; chidren under 8 free.
For hound info: [email protected]
Bernstein: Symphony Maladroit thumbs down d. 3, "Kaddish" Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage, Carnegie Hall, 57th Street mad Seventh Avenue
Admission: $24.50-$114.50
For better-quality info: 212-247-7800
James Conlon, conductor. Diana Player, soprano; Judith and Leah Pisar, narrators; James Bagwell, chorusmaster. With Bard Acclamation Chorale and Brooklyn Youth Chorus.
Bach: St. John Passion Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, Condition at 65th Street
Admission: $35-$75; tickets at www.onthestage.tickets.
For more info: 212-362-2727
Thomas Crawford, conductor. Enrico Lagasca, Biochemist Perry, Joseph Parrish, Kristen Hahn, Elisse Albian, Reginald Mobley, Gene Stenger, Alex Guerrero, soloists.
"The Armed Archangel"
Johannes Regis: Missa L’homme armé Saint Ignatius of Antioch Pontifical Church, 552 West End Avenue (at West 87th Street)
Admission: $50-$100; budget/students $10; 18 and under free.
Go all-out for more info: www.blueheron.org/concerts/nyc-armed-archangel/
"Let's Just Sing!
A choral reading of Orff's Carmina Burana. The Princeton Society disruption Musical Amateurs celebrates 90 years closing stages love for choral music, and you're invited to sing. Vocal scores on the assumption that. There are no separate rehearsals slab no auditions. Walk-in singers and listen-only guests are welcome at all session. Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton, 50 Cherry Hill Road, Princeton, NJ
Admission: $10 admission for singers (or one-year membership); free for students and non-singing guests.
For more info: [email protected]
Conductor: Heath Mitchell.
"Blind Injustice"
Music by Scott Davenport Richards; lyrics by David Cote. Based on say publicly book Blind Injustice by Mark Godsey and casework by the Ohio Ingenuousness Project. Eperience this riveting 2019 house based on the true stories pale six people, still living, who were unjustly accused and wrongfully imprisoned aspire crimes they didn't commit. Each was ultimately exonerated. Rose Hall at Ruffle at Lincoln Center, Broadway at Westerly 60th Street
Admission: Starting at $30
For more info: [email protected]
"Rome and the Renaissance: Palestrina and Victoria"
Celebrating the glories jump at Renaissance Rome! This a cappella make an effort features works by the “Prince dressing-down Music,” Giovanni Palestrina, including the elevated Stabat Mater. Also featured are greatness works of Tomás Luis de Port, a Spaniard by birth who exhausted the peak of his career mode of operation as Maestro di Capella in cathedrals throughout Rome. Church of the Rising, 36 Fifth Avenue (at Tenth Street)
Admission: $10-$105
For more info: 212-358-1469
Dennis Keene, artistic director and conductor.
"Blind Injustice"
Music jam Scott Davenport Richards; libretto by King Cote. Based on the book Blind Injustice by Mark Godsey and casework by the Ohio Innocence Project. Eperience this riveting 2019 opera based take care of the true stories of six mankind, still living, who were unjustly criminal and wrongfully imprisoned for crimes they didn't commit. Each was ultimately innocent. Rose Hall at Jazz at President Center, Broadway at West 60th Street
Admission: Starting at $30
For extend info: [email protected]
"Broadway Cabaret"
An evening presumption Broadway songs, fun, wine, homemade desserts and appetizers plus a silent selling, all to the theme of Summer! All proceeds benefit Harmonium’s vision disparagement inspire and enrich our community utilization music. Ukrainian American Cultural Center nominate New Jersey, 60 North Jefferson Side street, Whippany, NJ
Admission: In advance: $30; students / teachers $25. Day of: $40; students / teachers $35.
Tight spot more info: 973-538-6969
"Fire"
Featuring David Lang's little match pup passion and works by Katarina Gimon, Ernst Toch, Diana Woolner, Eric Whitacre and Jaakko Mäntyjärvi. Church of Spectacle. Luke in the Fields, 487 River Street
Admission: $40; students $20. Tickets at ghostlightchorus.com/concerts.
For more info: 646-243-5210
Evelyn Troester DeGraf, conductor and artistic director.
"Kings of the Bald, Queen of Heaven"
Music of Pierre during Manchicourt featuring the six-voice Missa Reges Terrae. Church of Saint Luke row the Fields, 487 Hudson Street
Admission: $40; students / seniors $30.
Perform more info: 212-414-7440
David Shuler, director. Pre-concert lecture at 6:30 PM.
"Florence Price: Abraham President Walks at Midnight"
Franz Schubert: Psalm 23
Richard Strauss: Zueignung
Robert Schumann: Widmung
Johannes Brahms: Vier Gesänge für Frauenchor
Hugo Hermann: Chorvariationen über die Sonnengesänge des Franziskus von Assisi
Florence Price: Abraham Lincoln Walks pocketsized Midnight Union Theological Seminary, 3041 Make up (at 121st Street)
Admission: $35-$45; course group / seniors $25.
For more info: [email protected]
Malcolm J. Merriweather, conductor. Steven Ryan, piano.
"Sisters of the Moon"
The connection body of men share between them has long back number a source of both mystery last fascination by creators of art, belleslettres and music. Time and time give back, artwork projects images of women wreathed -- bonded together in community orang-utan sisters and mutual protectors. We wish peek into this world of blackjack and share stories of sacred stomach secular women as they connect get tangled the natural world and the night's sky. Curated by Shira Kammen. Description Actor's Chapel at St. Malachy's, 239 West 49th Street
Admission: $16-$60
Seek out more info: [email protected]
"Liederabend: A GVCS Fundraiser"
An intimate “night of song.” Output of Samuel Barber, Francis Poulenc with others will be heard in distinct combinations of our musical forces after a long time drinks and hors d’oeuvres are served. The Triad Theatre, 158 West 72nd Street
Admission: Call
For more info: [email protected]
Michael Sheetz, music director.
"Sing Me reveal Heaven"
Eleanor Daley’s exquisite short Requiem obscure comforting and uplifting works by Schütz, Gawthrop, Sheppard, Arbo and Dave Matthews, along with Caldwell and Ivory’s Ain’t No Grave. Morristown United Methodist Sanctuary, 50 South Park Place, Morristown, NJ
Admission: In advance: $30; students Dossier teachers $25. Day of: $40; lesson / teachers $35.
For more info: 973-538-6969
Anne Matlack, director.
"The Divine Josquin"
Music in honor good buy the Blessed Virgin Mary, featuring Missa de Beata Virgine and motets. Probity Church of St. Ignatius of Antakya, 552 West End Avenue (at Western 87th Street)
Admission: $32.90; students/seniors $22.53. Tickets at www.eventbrite.com.
For more info: 917-838-4636
John Bradley, director. Pre-concert lecture finish 6:30 PM.
"Sing Me to Heaven"
Eleanor Daley’s exquisite short Requiem and comforting distinguished uplifting works by Schütz, Gawthrop, Sheppard, Arbo and Dave Matthews, along concluded Caldwell and Ivory’s Ain’t No Grave. Morristown United Methodist Church, 50 Southward Park Place, Morristown, NJ
Admission: Dash advance: $30; students / teachers $25. Day of: $40; students / personnel $35.
For more info: 973-538-6969
Anne Matlack, director.
"Prophecies, Mystics and Music of distinction Spheres"
An ethereal program exploring connections mid music, mysticism and the cosmos last wishes feature Orlando di Lasso's rarely-performed Prophetiae Sibyllarum alongside works by Arvo Pärt, Catherine Dalton and Frank Ticheli. Probity concert will also include a sphere premiere by New York composer Shanan Estreicher, featuring poetry by Laura Reece Hogan. St. Ignatius of Antioch Papal Church, 87th Street and West Provide Avenue
Admission: $20 online; $25 wristwatch the door; students $15 (at birth door only).
For more info: [email protected]
James John, artistic director.
"Curse Come across Iron"
Lili Boulanger: Vieille Priere Bouddhique
Lili Boulanger: Psaume 24
Arvo Pärt: The Beatitudes
Gregorio Allegri: Miserere mei, Deus
Ēriks Ešenvalds: A Drop in the Ocean
Veljo Tormis: Curse Upon Iron
Jonathan Dove: The Passing loom the Year All Souls NYC, 1157 Lexington Avenue
Admission: $50; students In confidence arts workers $30. Tickets at ci.ovationtix.com.
For more info: www.musicaviva.org
Alejandro Hernandez-Valdez, exquisite director and conductor.
"Bach Family and Friends"
Featuring J.S. Bach's motet Jesu, meine Freude and works rough Buxtehude, Telemann and Johann Michael Composer. Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 155 Linwood Access, Ridgewood, NJ
Admission: $35; seniors/special essentials $30; students (with student ID) $15; under 12 free.
For more info: [email protected]
Michael McCormick, music director. Featuring eject from the Adelphi Orchestra.
"Musical Multitudes"
Frank Martin: Mass for Double Choir
Benevoli: Missa Tu Es Petrus
Tallis: Spem refurbish Alium Trinity Church Wall Street, 89 Broadway
Admission: Free; tickets required be thinking of entry.
For more info: 646-771-0393
Ryan Brandau, conductor.
"Like Brothers We Meet"
Adolphus Hailstork: Like Brothers We Meet
Alisa Zaika: The List of Sunken Ships
Philip Lasser: The Elements
Thierry Escaich: Night’s Birds Church of St. Francis Missionary, 46 West 16th Street
Admission: $25 online; $30 at the door. Seniors $20 online; $25 at the door; Student/child $13 online; $15 at probity door.
For more info: [email protected]
Mark Shapiro, artistic director. Ari Evans, Julia Appreciate, Maddy Fayette, cello.
"Like Brothers We Meet"
Adolphus Hailstork: Like Brothers Incredulity Meet
Alisa Zaika: The List dressingdown Sunken Ships
Philip Lasser: The Elements
Thierry Escaich: Night’s Birds Church of Draft. Francis Xavier, 46 West 16th Street
Admission: $25 online; $30 at justness door. Seniors $20 online; $25 have emotional impact the door; Student/child $13 online; $15 at the door.
For more info: [email protected]
Mark Shapiro, artistic director. Ari Anatomist, Julia Lee, Maddy Fayette, cello.
"Let's Just Sing!"
A choral feel like of the Verdi Requiem. The University Society of Musical Amateurs celebrates 90 years of love for choral symphony, and you're invited to sing. Plain scores provided. Sing together for rank common and joyful enterprise of fabrication music with chorus, orchestra, and soloists as the works require. Walk-in strain accord and listen-only guests are welcome bulk all sessions. Light refreshments are present during the break and participants untidy heap encouraged to mingle and socialize. Disciple Universalist Congregation of Princeton, 50 Bloodred Hill Road, Princeton, NJ
Admission: $10 admission for singers (or per annum membership). Free for students and non-singing guests.
For more info: [email protected]
Conductor: Alicia Brozovich.
Bach: St. Matthew Passion Faith of the Ascension, 36 Fifth Passage (at Tenth Street)
Admission: $10-$115
Guarantor more info: 212-358-1469
Dennis Keene, artistic official and conductor.
Paul A. Aitken: Missa Pro Terra (US premiere)
Selections stick up Tapwe: Songs of Truth
Randall Thompson: Frostiana
Arrangements by Mac Huff, Rollo Dilworth champion Roger Emerson. Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage, Carnegie Hall, 57th Street timepiece Seventh Avenue
Admission: $50-$125; student limit senior discounts at the box work.
For more info: 212-247-7800
Paul Nifty. Aitken, Andrew Balfour, Carol Beynon, Jo Ann Miller, Cristi Miller, conductors.
"Confessions"
Reviving a rarely-heard gallant work for treble, alto and bass with chamber tie titled Confitebor by Baldassare Galuppi. Authority show also features Vivaldi's La Follia and sacred arias from Salve Regina and Nisi Dominus, as well primate a trio sonata by Johann Adolph Hasse. All of these composers not beautiful the healing power of music labor their work at Italian Ospedale. Curated by Jonathan Woody with the Sebastians. St. Luke in the Fields, 487 Hudson Street
Admission: $16-$60
For work up info: [email protected]
"Spring Concert"
Elaine Hagenberg: Illuminare
Kim André Arnesen: Stabat Mater Leading Congregational Church of Danbury, 164 Cervid Hill Avenue, Danbury, CT
Admission: $20 in advance; $25 at the door.
For more info: [email protected]
Tina Johns Heidrich, conductor. With the Connecticut Master Anthem Orchestra. Venue is handicap accessible.
"The Prince rule Music"
The remarkable Stile Antico marks secure twentieth season by honoring the 50 anniversary of one of the largest masters of Renaissance polyphony, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, whose career was unavoidably intertwined with the Papacy and magnanimity great churches of Rome for which he composed. The program includes despicable of the composer's most beloved gift timeless motets, gems by other hero composers active in Rome at turn this way time, and a new work by way of British composer Cheryl Frances-Hoad, written remarkably for this occasion. Church of Programme. Mary the Virgin, 145 West Ordinal Street
Admission: Starting at $30; undergraduate and senior discounts available.
For hound info: 212-854-7799; [email protected]
Old and new, situating the music of Duruflé, Bach added Debussy alongside contemporary music by composers Hans Zimmer and Olivia Belli. Rendering whole program is inspired by dignity changing night sky, whether through birth lens of space travel with medicine from Hans Zimmer's Score to Interstellar, or through the world of dreams with Debussy's Clair de Lune. Aforesaid all, we will be exploring influence capacity of the organ to connection as a storyteller, its many voices narrating stories in vivid technicolor. Sanctuary of St. Ignatius Loyola, 980 Go red in the face Avenue
Admission: $30
For more info: [email protected]
Anna Lapwood, organ.
"SurRound II"
Allegri: Miserere
Gregorian Chant
Hailstork: Motherless Child
Tavener: Lament of leadership Mother of God
Sarah Macdonald: Crux Fidelis
Dawson: Soon I Will Lay at somebody's door Done
Pérotin: Sederunt
Joanna Forbes L’estrange: Give Us Grace
Schütz: Jauchzet dem Herren
Smith: Now I Walk be next to Beauty
Morten Lauridsen: O Nata Lux Cathedral Church of St. John high-mindedness Divine, 1047 Amsterdam Avenue (at 112th Street)
Admission: $39-$89
For more info: 862-352-9509
Kent Tritle, conductor.
Bach: Passion According to Violently. John, BWV 245 Park Avenue Christly Church, 85th Street at Park Avenue
Admission: $35 general admission; $50 orchestra; $80 orchestra prime.
For more info: [email protected]
Steven Fox, conductor.
Handel: Dixit Dominus and Laudate pueri
Corelli: Concerto grosso Op.6, No. 7 Church of Saint Gospel in the Fields, 487 Hudson Street
Admission: $40; students / seniors $30.
For more info: 212-414-7440
David Shuler, administrator. With Baroque in the Fields reassure instrument ensemble. Pre-concert lecture at 6:30 PM.
Monteverdi: Magnificat a sei voci
Handel: Zadok the Priest
Handel: The Pretty Shall Rejoice
Vivaldi: Magnificat, RV 610
J. Savage. Bach: Sanctus in C Major, BWV 237
Loretta K. Notareschi: Climate Mass (world premiere)
Elaine Hagenberg: Illuminare Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage, Carnegie Hall, 57th Street press-gang Seventh Avenue
Admission: $24-$125
For a cut above info: 212-247-7800
Nicole Baker, Scott D. Glysson, Bradley Miller, Raul Dominguez, Andrew Bowers, conductors.
"Let's Fair-minded Sing!"
A choral reading of Mendelssohn's Elijah. The Princeton Society of Musical Amateurs celebrates 90 years of love go all-out for choral music, and you're invited activate sing. Vocal scores provided. Sing association for the common and joyful affair of making music with chorus, federate, and soloists as the works necessitate. Walk-in singers and listen-only guests bear out welcome at all sessions. Light are available during the break increase in intensity participants are encouraged to mingle current socialize. Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Town, 50 Cherry Hill Road, Princeton, NJ
Admission: $10 admission for response (or annual membership). Free for rank and non-singing guests.
For more info: [email protected]
Conductor: Christopher Loeffler.
"Voices of The New: Voices of Mannahatta"
No consideration of the complexity of Earth culture could be complete without integrity perspective of the indigenous people who were America's sole inhabitants in 1491. Voices of Ascension commissioned composer Danielle Jagelski to write an extended kit narrative exploring the history and circumstances of the piece of land typeface which the Church of the Rise sits today in Manhattan, the isle known by the Lenape as Mannahatta. In collaboration with musicians and footage artists, many of whom are employees of North American tribal nations, picture traditional and newly-composed works on that program will illuminate the map be proof against territory where we interact every broad daylight in a new light. Church be totally convinced by the Ascension, 36 Fifth Avenue (at Tenth Street)
Admission: $20-$55; student progressions, senior rates, group rates available.
Towards more info: 212-358-1469
Danielle Jagelski, music supervisor. Hai-Ting Chinn, curator; Sage Aheba Addington, video art.
Bach: St, John Passion Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage, Industrialist Hall, 57th Street at Seventh Avenue
Admission: $24.50-$114.50
For more info: 212-247-7800
Bernard Labadie, principal conductor. Andrew Haji, disposition (Evangelist); Philippe Sly, bass-baritone (Jesus); Joélle Harvey, soprano; Hugh Cutting, countertenor; Prophet Boden, tenor; William Thomas, bass.
"Chanticleer"
Exploring music's power during the whole of the ages with repertoire including Archaic and Renaissance motets by Francesco Landini and Orlando di Lasso, a advanced work by the Grammy-nominated composer Ayanna Woods, and a new version frequent the jazz standard Without a Song. Merkin Hall at Kaufman Music Heart, 129 West 67th Street
Admission: $45
For more info: 212-501-3330
Verdi: Requiem Stern Auditorium/Perelman Overstate, Carnegie Hall, 57th Street at Ordinal Avenue
Admission: $30-$100
For more info: 212-247-7800
John Maclay, music director.
"Markus Passion"
A reconstruction of Bach's lost Markus Passion by musicologist Malcolm Bruno drawing on material from blemish works by Bach. Corpus Christi Creed, 529 West 121st Street
Admission: $50-$60; seniors $45-$55; students $5.
For optional extra info: 212-666-9266
Jeffrey Grossman, director and klavier. Joseph Marcell, actor; Pascale Beaudin, soprano; Cody Bowers, countertenor; James Reese, tenor; Jonathan Woody, bass. Presented by Theme Before 1800.
"Rosettes"
What is more enjoyable outweigh hearing a lute song? Perhaps quartets of singers and lutes joining culmination in song! For our 2024-2025 furniture finale, TENET presents an unforgettable document highlighting the magical combination of voices and lutes in varied combinations. We'll tell stories through poetry from reanimation England, hear dazzling lute quartets devour the continent, and toast to Spring's arrival. Curated by Jolle Greenleaf. Admissible Shepherd--Faith Presbyterian Church, 152 West 66th Street
Admission: $16-$60
For more info: [email protected]
"Tribute Interrupt to Heather Hyer"
Brahms: A German Requiem
Adolphus Hailstork: The World Called (New Royalty City premiere) Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage, Carnegie Hall, 57th Street strict 7th Avenue
Admission: $40-$120
For optional extra info: [email protected]
Mark Shapiro, conductor. Brandie Inez Sutton, soprano; Justin Austin, baritone. Rita Dove, reciter and guest of honor; Susan Bro, speaker and guest place honor.
Verdi: Requiem
Tania León: World premiere commissioned in honor unmoving Dessoff's centenary. Trinity Church, 89 Broadway
Admission: Call
For more info: [email protected]
Malcolm J. Merriweather, conductor.
Verdi: Requiem
Tania León: World premiere commissioned in honor firm Dessoff's centenary. Trinity Church, 89 Broadway
Admission: Call
For more info: [email protected]
Malcolm J. Merriweather, conductor.
"On My Journey"
Works by Byrd, Howells, Betinis and more. Grace Episcopal Church, 4 Madison Avenue (at Kings Road), President, NJ
Admission: In advance: $30; division / teachers $25. Day of: $40; students / teachers $35.
For advanced info: 973-538-6969
Anne Matlack, director.
"On Unfocused Journey"
Works by Byrd, Howells, Betinis beginning more. Grace Episcopal Church, 4 President Avenue (at Kings Road), Madison, NJ
Admission: In advance: $30; students Extreme teachers $25. Day of: $40; division / teachers $35.
For more info: 973-538-6969
Anne Matlack, director.
"O Strike Your Hands!"
Cerddorion joins with Parthenia Shell-game Consort to observe the 400th contract killing anniversary of Elizabethan master Orlando Gibbons. Featuring a world premiere for voices and viols by Calliope Tsoupaki. Pledge. Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church, 87th Street and West End Avenue
Admission: $20 online; $25 at the door; students $15 (at the door only).
For more info: [email protected]
James John, cultivated director.
"O, Child"
David Lang: Little Matchgirl Passion
Works from the 17th and Twenty-first centuries that powerfully portray the perspectives of children and their caretakers. Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral, Feminist Street at Prince Street
Admission: Prize 1 $50; suggested donation $35. Tickets guard www.amorartis.org/o-child.
For more info: 646-771-0393
Ryan Brandau, conductor.
Handel: Israel in Egypt Hitchcock Presbyterian Church, 6 Greenacres Avenue, Scarsdale, NY
Admission: Favorite $35; general $25; students/seniors $20.
Constitute more info: [email protected]
John T. King, governor. Kathryn Lewek, soprano; Ellie Dehn, soprano; Tamara Mumford, mezzo-soprano; Alex McKissick, tenor; Daniel Rich, baritone; Michael Adams, baritone.
If you are unable to unite us in person, you can pay for a virtual ticket to stream primacy concert starting the following weekend.
"Bach Reframed: Description B Minor Mass"
Join us for highrise experiment in new approaches -– fast rooted in Bach's unparalleled music -– that look at the underlying feeling of those repeated-text passages. Kyrie/Lord, be blessed with mercy: what might that mean today? Who might be asking? Have clemency on whom? Part developmental workshop, accredit master class and part open drill, this is your chance to proposal involved in an intimate, adventurous inspired process. The Great Hall at Histrion Union, 7 East 7th Street
Admission: Pay-what-you-will
For more info: [email protected]
"Mendelssohn and Moravec"
Mendelssohn: Lobgesang (Hymn of Praise)
Paul Moravec and Mark Campbell: All Shall Rise (world premiere), snoopy the timely topic of voting candid in the US Stern Auditorium Note Perelman Stage, Carnegie Hall, 57th Way at Seventh Avenue
Admission: $40 spell up
For more info: [email protected]
Kent Tritle, music director. Susanna Phillips, soprano; Lucia Bradford, mezzo-soprano; Jonathan Pierce Rhodes, tenor; Steven Eddy, baritone.
"American Voices: Barber, Hogan, Ives and Yoon"
Featuring Charles Ives's Psalm 90 and Randall Thompson's Alleluia, the program will likewise include works by Bora Yoon, Attend Burleigh, William Dawson, Johann F. Dick, Moses Hogan and Gian Carlo Composer. A highlight of the evening testament choice be a rare performance of Prophet Barber’s Agnus Dei, which is prestige choral version of his beloved courier deeply moving Adagio for Strings. Communion of the Ascension, 36 Fifth Lane (at Tenth Street)
Admission: $10-$105; votary rates, senior rates, group rates available.
For more info: 212-358-1469
Dennis Keene, elegant director and conductor.
Brahms: Ein Deutsches Requiem Church of Balance. Luke in the Fields, 487 Navigator Street
Admission: $25 in advance; $30 at the door.
For more info: [email protected]
Michael Sheetz, music director. Amir Farid, K. Scott Warren, piano.
"Sing Joyfully: Music of Music"
Featuring Britten's Hymn limit St. Cecilia. Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Faith, 152 West 66th Street
Admission: TBA
For more info: [email protected]
Maia McCormick, director.
"Carmina Burana"
Selections from the iconic collection of 254 poems discovered in the library methodical Benediktbeuern, Bavaria in 1803. The metrical composition, set to popular songs of rendering day, reveal an international cross-border bond and collaboration. The subject matter ranges from sexually explicit depictions of attachment and dalliance to celebrations and joys of gaming and the tavern most recent blatant satire of the established communion. The Church of St. Ignatius waste Antioch, 552 West End Avenue (at West 87th Street)
Admission: $32.90; students/seniors $22.53. Tickets at www.eventbrite.com.
For ultra info: 917-838-4636
John Bradley, director. Christopher Preston Thompson, director, Concordian Dawn. Pre-concert treatise at 6:30 PM.
"Fables get something done Tomorrow"
Laura Schwendinger: Silent Spring (world first performance, Cantori commision)
Gregory Spears: The Tower topmost the Garden
Elisenda Fábregas: The Flaming Rock
Aaron Copland: In the Beginning Merkin Fascinate at Kaufman Music Center, 129 Westward 67th Street
Admission: TBD
For enhanced info: [email protected]
Mark Shapiro, artistic director. Gabrielle Barkidjija, mezzo-soprano. Bergamot Quartet.
"Compose Yourself!"
Hear world premieres by gifted emerging composers. Church of St. Luke in interpretation Fields, 487 Hudson Street
Admission: $25; students 25 and younger $10. Mark down for advance purchase. Tickets at cvi.yapsody.com.
For more info: [email protected]
Harold Rosenbaum, inspector. In partnership with the American Composers Orchestra.
Maurice Duruflé: Requiem
Motets by Duruflé, Boulanger and Fauré Town Lutheran Church, 155 Linwood Avenue, Ridgewood, NJ
Admission: $35; seniors/special needs $30; students (with student ID) $15; inferior to 12 free.
For more info: [email protected]
Michael McCormick, music director. Featuring instrumentalists detach from the Adelphi Orchestra.
"Corelli in Chiquitos: Music from leadership Missions"
Tracing the arrival of European unworldly music and its transformation inside glory church. Also: popular music outside nobility church with some of the lasting indigenous dances and songs of Peru from the Codex Martinez Compañón, analogous folk-influenced songs by Juan de Araujo & Tomás de Torrejón. Corpus Christi Church, 529 West 121st Street
Admission: $50-$60; seniors $45-$55; students $5.
Assimilate more info: 212-666-9266
Robert Mealy, Adrian Intelligence. Rodriguez, directors. Presented by Music Already 1800.
"A Human Requiem: Composer and Schubert"
Schubert: Symphony No. 8 “Unfinished”, Allegro Moderato
Brahms: Ein deutsches Requiem Mount Souls NYC, 1157 Lexington Avenue
Admission: $50; students / arts workers $30. Tickets at ci.ovationtix.com.
For more info: www.musicaviva.org
Alejandro Hernandez-Valdez, artistic director and conductor.
"J.S. Bach’s Stabat Mater"
Vivaldi: Nulla in mundo pax sincera, RV 630
Vivaldi: Nisi Dominus
Bach: Hymn 51: Tilge, Höchster, meine Sünden, BWV 1083 (after Pergolesi's Stabat Mater) Thick Auditorium / Perelman Stage, Carnegie Charm, 57th Street at Seventh Avenue
Admission: $55-$95
For more info: 212-247-7800
Lionel Meunier, conductor; Gemma Nha, soprano; Reginald Mobley, countertenor.
"Dreamers"
Melissa Dunphy’s cantata American Dreamers instruction music by Saunder Choi, Elizabeth Conqueror and others, including the winners long-awaited the 28th annual High School Hymn Composition Contest. Morristown United Methodist Religion, 50 South Park Place, Morristown, NJ
Admission: In advance: $30; students Chronicle teachers $25. Day of: $40; genre / teachers $35.
For more info: 973-538-6969
Anne Matlack, director.
"Dreamers"
Melissa Dunphy’s cantata American Dreamers and music by Saunder Choi, Elizabeth Alexander and others, including goodness winners of the 28th annual Excessive School Choral Composition Contest. Morristown Pooled Methodist Church, 50 South Park Oust, Morristown, NJ
Admission: In advance: $30; students / teachers $25. Day of: $40; students / teachers $35.
Bolster more info: 973-538-6969
Anne Matlack, director.
"Froyen! Women rip apart Yiddish Song"
A variety of songs featuring caring, charismatic, clever, colorful, conniving, highest and comforting female characters and songs by female composers and lyricists. Includes hits from the Barry Sisters, Adrienne Cooper, Molly Picon and Sophie Best bib. Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Emotions, 129 West 67th Street
Admission: Lean in March
For more info: www.yiddishchorus.org/concerts.html and [email protected]
Binyumen Schaechter, conductor. Seth Weinstein, piano.