NEXT UP:
City Lyric Opera: The Pierrot Project
Olivia will present a staged concert of Schoenberg’s melodrama “Pierrot Lunaire” paired with other works in an immersive experience directed by Katy Early.
Death Of Classical: The Angel’s Share- Caroline Shaw’s Partita
Caroline Shaw's Pulitzer Prize-winning Partita for 8 Voices is a work of profound emotional beauty, a timeless expression that feels at home in any musical era. For these performances, the singers of Fourth Wall Ensemble will weave together a program that begins with improvised medieval chant, flowing seamlessly through the Renaissance and Baroque periods, before arriving at Shaw's staggering sonic suite.
Avaloch Farm Music Institute Residency
Avaloch Farm Music Institute is a residential arts center designed to serve as a catalyst for unfettered artistic exploration, creation and performance. AFMI provides an environment to inspire and empower early, mid-career and distinguished musicians to develop meaningful artistic content and collaborations to share with the world-at-large.
Clarion Music Society: Ockeghem at the Cloisters
Over a period of five hours, the different instrumental and vocal consorts from The Clarion Choir and The Clarion Orchestra will explore the works of Johannes Ockeghem in various parts of the Cloisters, including the Romanesque Hall, Cuxa Cloister, Langon Chapel, and Saint Guilhem Cloister. Ockeghem was one of the most influential early Renaissance composers and an important proponent of the Franco-Flemish School. After looking at his earlier and middle period works with smaller ensembles throughout the day, the Clarion singers and players will come together for a final concert of his later works from 7-8pm in the glorious Fuentidueña Chapel.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
Five-time Emmy winning composer Jeff Beal makes his debut in Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage leading the Silver Nitrate Big Band and Fourth Wall Ensemble in the live-to-picture U.S. premiere of his score for the Weimar Cinema masterpiece The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Considered one of the most influential silent films in history, Caligari’s expressionist design, complex themes, and genre elements combined with Beal’s searing score showcases the singular voice of the musical storyteller. This film is from the holdings of the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Murnau-Stiftung in Wiesbaden.
Fourth Wall Ensemble: Our Favorite Things
The members of Fourth Wall Ensemble as they share an intimate night of storytelling and music.
Music Director and Pianist: Christopher Allen
Director: Emma Griffin
Clarion Music Society: Bach’s Mass in B Minor
Bach’s grand mass setting is a compilation of music that the composer wrote at different stages of his life and career. The composite piece has become one of the most beloved of all choral works, showing different styles and facets of the great composer’s creativity and spirituality. It is widely recognized as one of Bach’s most significant musical expressions. The Clarion Choir and The Clarion Orchestra, performing on Baroque instruments, present the Mass in B Minor in the beautiful and clear acoustics of Park Avenue Christian Church.
Resonance 1: Stuart Bogie & Fourth Wall Ensemble
This immersive concert experience puts the audience inside the studio, steps away from some of the music industry's most innovative creators. Join us for an intimate musical journey featuring Stuart Bogie (Antibalas, Iron & Wine, TV on the Radio) and the captivating vocal harmonies of Fourth Wall Ensemble.
John Rutter’s Magnificat
The second of two performances of a celebratory Christmas Concert, under the direction of John Rutter, include favorite Christmas carols and Mr. Rutter’s glorious setting of the Magnificat, in which Ms. Greene is the featured soloist.
John Rutter’s Magnificat
The first of two performances of a celebratory Christmas Concert, under the direction of John Rutter, include favorite Christmas carols and Mr. Rutter’s glorious setting of the Magnificat, in which Ms. Greene is the featured soloist.