Classical

Benjamin Hochman presents a solo piano recital centered around brilliant American composer Matthew Aucoin’s The tracks have vanished, a work inspired by Aucoin’s forthcoming opera, Demons, itself based on Dostoyevsky’s eponymous novel. The recital program as a whole draws on an intricate web of interconnected themes, including nihilism and life under Russian totalitarianism (Ustvolskaya’s Preludes) […]

Note New Date! Peter Sykes plays the Great Roosevelt Organ in a program that displays the remarkable versatility of this cultural treasure. Mr. Sykes is intimately familiar with the Roosevelt Organ and brings out the full beauty of the instrument in every style of music, from Baroque to 20th century repertoire.

Studio E, Linde Center for Music and Learning Recently described by the New York Times as “the North Star of her instrument’s ever-expanding universe,” musician, interdisciplinary artist, and educator Claire Chase presents a concert of works from her 24-year commissioning initiative, Density 2036, part of the Density Arts family of programs. Performing selections of new […]

The daughter of sewing machine industrialist Isaac Merritt Singer, Winnaretta Singer-Polignac was a force of nature, hosting everyone from Leon Bakst to Jean Cocteau and Jean Giraudoux to Prokofiev, Madame Jean Lanvin, Siegfried Wagner, Arthur Rubinstein, Arnold Schoenberg, and Edith Wharton in her Paris salon. More importantly, she was responsible for developing a new genre: […]

Over the last decade we have sung major works by Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, Schubert, Brahms, Bruckner and others with a large professional orchestra. The performances have been broadcast over WMHT-FM 89.1 and enjoyed live by over a thousand in the audience. This year continues this core of the Austro-German canon with works by Haydn, Beethoven […]