Friends Of Music Concerts, a non-profit all-volunteer organization serving Westchester County, will present a streaming concert featuring the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s Virtuoso Violins performing Telemann: Concerto in D major for Four Violins. Strauss: Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 18. And Fauré: Quartet No. 1 in C minor for Piano & Strings, Op. 15.
Since 2017 David Meyers has been conducting music lessons specifically to those impacted by Autism and other disabilties. Each one-on-one session is tailored to the individuals skills and motivations. Music sessions may involve one or many different instruments and activities. Music connects to people in may different ways. David capitalizes on this to improve attention, social conscience but more importantly to build confidence. So let’s play, sing, tap a beat, shake and laugh! Ages 6 – 26+ Self-Direction approved. Currently conducting Virtual sessions. In-home sessions to resume Spring 2021. Check out some music, videos and RockonShow Concert Highlights on RockonMusicSchool.com
The Manhattan Chamber Players make their Downtown Music debut as they offer the astonishingly beautiful Piano Quintet of Robert Schumann. Premieres at 12: 15 PM: https://www.youtube.com/user/Downtownmusicatgrace/videos
Friends Of Music Concerts, a non-profit all-volunteer organization serving Westchester County, will present a streaming concert featuring the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s Virtuoso Violins performing Telemann: Concerto in D major for Four Violins. Strauss: Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 18. And Fauré: Quartet No. 1 in C minor for Piano & Strings, Op. 15.
Friends Of Music Concerts, a non-profit all-volunteer organization serving Westchester County, will present a streaming concert featuring the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s Virtuoso Violins performing Telemann: Concerto in D major for Four Violins. Strauss: Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 18. And Fauré: Quartet No. 1 in C minor for Piano & Strings, Op. 15.
Since 2017 David Meyers has been conducting music lessons specifically to those impacted by Autism and other disabilties. Each one-on-one session is tailored to the individuals skills and motivations. Music sessions may involve one or many different instruments and activities. Music connects to people in may different ways. David capitalizes on this to improve attention, social conscience but more importantly to build confidence. So let’s play, sing, tap a beat, shake and laugh! Ages 6 – 26+ Self-Direction approved. Currently conducting Virtual sessions. In-home sessions to resume Spring 2021. Check out some music, videos and RockonShow Concert Highlights on RockonMusicSchool.com
Final Concert of the 2020-21 Hoch Chamber Music Series: Patitucci & Schubert On Saturday April 17 at 7:00 pm, Concordia Conservatory presents the final concert of the Hoch Chamber Music Series 2020-21 season: Patitucci & Schubert. Featuring the music of Jazz composer John Patitucci together with selections by Franz Schubert. The virtual event will be hosted by Lawrence Dutton, of the Emerson String Quartet and Hoch Concert Series artistic director, together with John Patitucci and streamed live from the Sommer Center for Performance and Worship at Concordia College NY. The program will include: John Patitucci’s Lyric Suite for string Quartet for viola and violin; Patitucci Jazz selections and Franz Schubert’s Quintet for piano, violin, viola, cello and bass in A Major, Opus post. 114 “The Trout”, Mov. 3 and 4. The concert will feature the musicians: Elizabeth Lim-Dutton, violin; Jee Sun Lee, violin; Emanouil Manolov, viola; Lawrence Dutton, viola; Andrew Janss, cello; John Patitucci, bass; Jon Klibonoff, piano and Jon Cowerd, piano. Link access is $40 per adult household. To...
LIMITED SEATING* Celebrate springtime with a performance featuring violinist Ariel Horowitz accompanied by pianist Eri Kang. The concert will be performed in the sanctuary of the South Salem Presbyterian Church and streamed live on Facebook.. Hailed by The Washington Post as Sweetly Lyrical, Ariel Horowitz cannot remember life before loving music. A student of Ani Kavafian at the Yale School of Music, Ariel previously studied with Itzhak Perlman and Catherine Cho at The Juilliard School. Prizewinner at the Menuhin, Grumiaux, Stulberg, and Klein International Competitions, she has received numerous other grants, awards and distinctions. Her program follows the evolution of the violin and piano, two kindred spirits, as they have evolved together throughout the history of Western Classical Music with works by Dvorak. Mozart, Schumann, Bach and Franck. *Limited seating is available through advance purchase only. Entrance will be conditioned upon temperature check, wearing a facemask and satisfactory completion of Covid questionnaire. 2 Scarlatti Sonatas: E major, K 206 D major, K 29...
Hailed by The Washington Post as “Sweetly Lyrical,” Ariel Horowitz cannot remember life before loving music. A student of Ani Kavafian at the Yale School of Music, Ariel previously studied with Itzhak Perlman and Catherine Cho at The Juilliard School. Prizewinner at the Menuhin, Grumiaux, Stulberg, and Klein International Competitions, she has received numerous other grants awards and distinctions. Her program follows the evolution of the violin and piano, two kindred spirits, as they have evolved together throughout the history of Western Classical Music, traveling through time and space – despite pandemic travel restrictions – from Vienna to the Czech Republic to Belgium and back again. Works including Dvorak. Mozart, Schumann, Bach and Franck. The performance will also feature pianist, Eri Kang. The concert will be performed in the sanctuary of the South Salem Presbyterian Church and streamed live for free on Facebook. You do not have to be on Facebook to watch the performance. There will be limited live audience participation subject to protocols in place for the date of the...
Since 2017 David Meyers has been conducting music lessons specifically to those impacted by Autism and other disabilties. Each one-on-one session is tailored to the individuals skills and motivations. Music sessions may involve one or many different instruments and activities. Music connects to people in may different ways. David capitalizes on this to improve attention, social conscience but more importantly to build confidence. So let’s play, sing, tap a beat, shake and laugh! Ages 6 – 26+ Self-Direction approved. Currently conducting Virtual sessions. In-home sessions to resume Spring 2021. Check out some music, videos and RockonShow Concert Highlights on RockonMusicSchool.com
Since 2017 David Meyers has been conducting music lessons specifically to those impacted by Autism and other disabilties. Each one-on-one session is tailored to the individuals skills and motivations. Music sessions may involve one or many different instruments and activities. Music connects to people in may different ways. David capitalizes on this to improve attention, social conscience but more importantly to build confidence. So let’s play, sing, tap a beat, shake and laugh! Ages 6 – 26+ Self-Direction approved. Currently conducting Virtual sessions. In-home sessions to resume Spring 2021. Check out some music, videos and RockonShow Concert Highlights on RockonMusicSchool.com
Commissioned by Copland House for its acclaimed CULTIVATE 2020 emerging composers institute, Slow Cancellation by Sunbin Kim is a provocative, musical-philosophical dive into the notion of the “slow cancellation of the future” – the shrinking ability of culture to create new ideas, and the corollary of constantly recycling the same basic concepts. Kim’s piece is constructed out of fragments of three diverse “lost” pieces: a work by the 1920s Russian Futurist Nicolas Roslavets, the unfinished last composition by J. S. Bach, and an existing but unperformable piece by homeless composer Julius Eastman. Kim’s music “interrupts” the collage of these pieces, in a struggle between humanity and machine. Please join Music from Copland House (hailed by The Chicago Tribune as “excellent musicians in vital performances”) for the Virtual Premiere of this intriguing work. Featured Music from Copland House artists: Moran Katz, clarinet; Pala Garcia, violin; Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello; and Margaret Kampmeier, violin. Includes a brief introduction by the composer, and a post-performance Q&A with...
Since 2017 David Meyers has been conducting music lessons specifically to those impacted by Autism and other disabilties. Each one-on-one session is tailored to the individuals skills and motivations. Music sessions may involve one or many different instruments and activities. Music connects to people in may different ways. David capitalizes on this to improve attention, social conscience but more importantly to build confidence. So let’s play, sing, tap a beat, shake and laugh! Ages 6 – 26+ Self-Direction approved. Currently conducting Virtual sessions. In-home sessions to resume Spring 2021. Check out some music, videos and RockonShow Concert Highlights on RockonMusicSchool.com
Yiying Niu, 2018 Prize Winner, New York International Piano Competition, returns to Downtown Music to play music of Haydn, plus works of Debussy and Liszt that showcase this young musician’s extraordinary artistry. Premieres at 12: 15 PM: https://www.youtube.com/user/Downtownmusicatgrace/videos
Taconic Opera, currently in its 23rd season, will be celebrating the return of live opera with outdoor matinee performances of a Verdi favorite: La Traviata! The General Director of the company, Dan Montez, says, “We feel so grateful to be bringing opera back to the public as we start to come out of this difficult year for the arts. The arts are such a vital part of our communities, and we are doing everything we can as an organization to bring our singing back safely and yet stay true to the beauty of the art form.” Matinee performances will be held on Saturday, April 24 and Sunday, April 25, at 1 pm at the Depew Park Athletic Field, Peekskill, NY. Maestro Jun Nakabayashi is delighted to provide the downbeat for a small but live orchestra for the return of live performances with a live audience! Bravo! All covid health and safety protocols will be adhered to: each performer will be fully vaccinated; audience members must be masked and will be spaced; seating will be limited to 100 tickets per day; to keep audience size to 100, tickets must be reserved in advance and will not...
Taconic Opera, currently in its 23rd season, will be celebrating the return of live opera with outdoor matinee performances of a Verdi favorite: La Traviata! The General Director of the company, Dan Montez, says, “We feel so grateful to be bringing opera back to the public as we start to come out of this difficult year for the arts. The arts are such a vital part of our communities, and we are doing everything we can as an organization to bring our singing back safely and yet stay true to the beauty of the art form.” Matinee performances will be held on Saturday, April 24 and Sunday, April 25, at 1 pm at the Depew Park Athletic Field, Peekskill, NY. Maestro Jun Nakabayashi is delighted to provide the downbeat for a small but live orchestra for the return of live performances with a live audience! Bravo! All covid health and safety protocols will be adhered to: each performer will be fully vaccinated; audience members must be masked and will be spaced; seating will be limited to 100 tickets per day; to keep audience size to 100, tickets must be reserved in advance and will not...
Since 2017 David Meyers has been conducting music lessons specifically to those impacted by Autism and other disabilties. Each one-on-one session is tailored to the individuals skills and motivations. Music sessions may involve one or many different instruments and activities. Music connects to people in may different ways. David capitalizes on this to improve attention, social conscience but more importantly to build confidence. So let’s play, sing, tap a beat, shake and laugh! Ages 6 – 26+ Self-Direction approved. Currently conducting Virtual sessions. In-home sessions to resume Spring 2021. Check out some music, videos and RockonShow Concert Highlights on RockonMusicSchool.com
Famed Pianist Spencer Myer to give Master Class at Hoff-Barthelson Music School Series featuring world-class musicians and educators continues on April 24 The 2020-2021 Hoff-Barthelson Music School Master Class Series continues on Saturday, April 24, 2021, from 2:00 – 4:30 pm with famed pianist Spencer Myer. The class will be held via Zoom and is open to the public to observe free of charge. To receive a Zoom link, visit https://hbms.org/master-classes/. About the Hoff-Barthelson Music School Master Class Series Master class coaching by guest artists has been part of Hoff-Barthelson’s curriculum since the School’s founding in 1944. This distinguished tradition continues this season with a roster of world-class musicians and educators including Joel Krosnick, cello; Ralph Bowen, jazz; Spencer Myer, piano; Calvin Wiersma, violin; Bart Feller, flute and composers Saad Haddad and Andrea Clearfield. Master classes are an enlightening experience for students and audiences alike. After months of careful preparation, students perform for, and then receive feedback and guidance from a master...
Julius Rodriguez Quintet Premium Livestream from the Jazz Forum to benefit NAACP/ACT-SO Sponsored by Adam R. Rose and Peter R. McQuillan The NAACP’s Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics (ACT-SO) is a yearlong achievement program designed to recruit, stimulate, and encourage high academic and cultural achievement among African-American high school students. Pianist and drummer, Julius Rodriguez will lead his acclaimed Quintet of young Jazz stalwarts through an engaging and exciting set of standards and originals LIVE from the Jazz Forum, Tarrytown. Originally from White Plains, NY, 22-year-old Rodriguez has attended Juilliard in New York City and has performed with Wynton Marsalis, Jazzmeia Horn and Carmen Lundy among many others. His much-heralded Quintet has performed five sold-out weekends in the first three years of Jazz Forum presentations.
Taconic Opera, currently in its 23rd season, will be celebrating the return of live opera with outdoor matinee performances of a Verdi favorite: La Traviata! The General Director of the company, Dan Montez, says, “We feel so grateful to be bringing opera back to the public as we start to come out of this difficult year for the arts. The arts are such a vital part of our communities, and we are doing everything we can as an organization to bring our singing back safely and yet stay true to the beauty of the art form.” Matinee performances will be held on Saturday, April 24 and Sunday, April 25, at 1 pm at the Depew Park Athletic Field, Peekskill, NY. Maestro Jun Nakabayashi is delighted to provide the downbeat for a small but live orchestra for the return of live performances with a live audience! Bravo! All covid health and safety protocols will be adhered to: each performer will be fully vaccinated; audience members must be masked and will be spaced; seating will be limited to 100 tickets per day; to keep audience size to 100, tickets must be reserved in advance and will not...
Taconic Opera, currently in its 23rd season, will be celebrating the return of live opera with outdoor matinee performances of a Verdi favorite: La Traviata! The General Director of the company, Dan Montez, says, “We feel so grateful to be bringing opera back to the public as we start to come out of this difficult year for the arts. The arts are such a vital part of our communities, and we are doing everything we can as an organization to bring our singing back safely and yet stay true to the beauty of the art form.” Matinee performances will be held on Saturday, April 24 and Sunday, April 25, at 1 pm at the Depew Park Athletic Field, Peekskill, NY. Maestro Jun Nakabayashi is delighted to provide the downbeat for a small but live orchestra for the return of live performances with a live audience! Bravo! All covid health and safety protocols will be adhered to: each performer will be fully vaccinated; audience members must be masked and will be spaced; seating will be limited to 100 tickets per day; to keep audience size to 100, tickets must be reserved in advance and will not...
Since 2017 David Meyers has been conducting music lessons specifically to those impacted by Autism and other disabilties. Each one-on-one session is tailored to the individuals skills and motivations. Music sessions may involve one or many different instruments and activities. Music connects to people in may different ways. David capitalizes on this to improve attention, social conscience but more importantly to build confidence. So let’s play, sing, tap a beat, shake and laugh! Ages 6 – 26+ Self-Direction approved. Currently conducting Virtual sessions. In-home sessions to resume Spring 2021. Check out some music, videos and RockonShow Concert Highlights on RockonMusicSchool.com
Amy Beach was the most famous and accomplished female composer in turn-of-the-20th-century America, and wrote nearly 300 works that brought a distinctive, affecting perspective to the High-Romantic era. Her luxurious, grandly passionate Quintet for Piano and String Quartet of 1908 was among her greatest compositions, with a formal mastery unerringly guiding a soaring, rhapsodic musical narrative. Frequently performed during her lifetime, this epic work fell into obscurity following her death. Please join Music from Copland House (hailed by The New Yorker as “bold, “adventurous,” and “superb”) for an all-too-rare performance of one of the early landmarks of the American chamber music repertory. This virtual event includes a brief introductory conversation about Amy Beach and her music and a live Q&A between the viewers and artists. Featuring Music from Copland House artists: Curtis Macomber and Siwoo Kim, violins; Kathryn Lockwood, viola; Alexis Pia Gerlach, cello; Michael Boriskin, piano (image: composer, Amy Beach)
Since 2017 David Meyers has been conducting music lessons specifically to those impacted by Autism and other disabilties. Each one-on-one session is tailored to the individuals skills and motivations. Music sessions may involve one or many different instruments and activities. Music connects to people in may different ways. David capitalizes on this to improve attention, social conscience but more importantly to build confidence. So let’s play, sing, tap a beat, shake and laugh! Ages 6 – 26+ Self-Direction approved. Currently conducting Virtual sessions. In-home sessions to resume Spring 2021. Check out some music, videos and RockonShow Concert Highlights on RockonMusicSchool.com