Two Lutes, Two Tenors. From Philadelphia comes this condensed ensemble of Baroque chamber music (meaning a small ensemble in an intimate space performing works written hundreds of years back) who will present a program entitled Cruel Amaryllis. Tenors James Reese and Jacob Perry are accompanied by lutes played by Grant Herreid and Cameron Welke presenting […]
Our city's Harrisburg Symphony brings music by Johannes Brahms, Igor Stravinsky, and Avner Dorman. Bulgarian-American violinist Bella Hristova will perform Brahm's masterwork, his Violin Concerto Op. 77. She has won international acclaim for her “expressive nuance and rich tone” (New York Times) and “impressive power and control” (Washington Post). In contrast is Igor Stravinsky's ballet […]
Our city's Harrisburg Symphony brings music by Johannes Brahms, Igor Stravinsky, and Avner Dorman. Bulgarian-American violinist Bella Hristova will perform Brahm's masterwork, his Violin Concerto Op. 77. She has won international acclaim for her “expressive nuance and rich tone” (New York Times) and “impressive power and control” (Washington Post). In contrast is Igor Stravinsky's ballet […]
Harrisburg Symphony's beloved conductor Stuart Malina comes to Market Street Presbyterian Church for a concert of chamber music by Olivier Messiaen and Antonín Dvořák. He brings with him Richie Hawley, clarinet, Alexander Kerr & Peter Sirotin, violins, Michael Isaac Strauss, viola and Julian Schwarz, cello.
Our city's Harrisburg Symphony presents a concert of under-presented, yet profound, orchestral works by Jean Sibelius (Symphony No 2), Max Bruch (Scottish Fantasy), and Valerie Coleman (Umoja). Coleman's Umoja was commissioned by the Philadelphia Orchestra; Umoja is the Swahili word for Unity and the first principle of the African Dispora holiday Kwanzaa. Originally written as […]
Our city's Harrisburg Symphony presents a concert of under-presented, yet profound, orchestral works by Jean Sibelius (Symphony No 2), Max Bruch (Scottish Fantasy), and Valerie Coleman (Umoja). Coleman's Umoja was commissioned by the Philadelphia Orchestra; Umoja is the Swahili word for Unity and the first principle of the African Dispora holiday Kwanzaa. Originally written as […]
The Roaring Twenties, The Genius of Youth. Mark Markham, solo classical and jazz pianist, as well as being long-time recital partner of Jessye Norman, comes to Harrisburg from New York City. He presents a solo recital of music written in the early years of composers Brahms, Ravel, Bartok, and Zev Malina.
(A Market Square Concerts event) From Philadelphia, award-winning Jasper String Quartet brings to Harrisburg a great assortment of music spanning the era of Haydn (1732-1809) and Prokofiev (1891-1953) as well as two current composers Gabriella Smith (b. 1991) and Jungyoon Wie (b. 1990). The quartet was hailed as being “flawless in ensemble and intonation, expressively […]
