Join us for a free concert featuring For the Love of Music teaching artists Katherine Liccardo and Matt Consul. Their performance will feature the music that they will explore during the workshops in the preceding six weeks.
For the Love of Music is an educational program that gives young children the opportunity to experience classical music in an exciting and engaging environment. Through interactive live performances, guided listening, and explorative conversations, children will discover how to listen deeply and communicate openly.
Our first series, based around the theme of “Communication,” will consist of six weekly sequential sessions.
The workshops will be led by uptown-based teaching artists Katherine Liccardo and Matt Consul.
Recommended for ages 4-8 (all ages welcome!)
For the Love of Music is an educational program that gives young children the opportunity to experience classical music in an exciting and engaging environment. Through interactive live performances, guided listening, and explorative conversations, children will discover how to listen deeply and communicate openly.
Our first series, based around the theme of “Communication,” will consist of six weekly sequential sessions.
The workshops will be led by uptown-based teaching artists Katherine Liccardo and Matt Consul.
Recommended for ages 4-8 (all ages welcome!)
For the Love of Music is an educational program that gives young children the opportunity to experience classical music in an exciting and engaging environment. Through interactive live performances, guided listening, and explorative conversations, children will discover how to listen deeply and communicate openly.
Our first series, based around the theme of “Communication,” will consist of six weekly sequential sessions.
The workshops will be led by uptown-based teaching artists Katherine Liccardo and Matt Consul.
Recommended for ages 4-8 (all ages welcome!)
For the Love of Music is an educational program that gives young children the opportunity to experience classical music in an exciting and engaging environment. Through interactive live performances, guided listening, and explorative conversations, children will discover how to listen deeply and communicate openly.
Our first series, based around the theme of “Communication,” will consist of six weekly sequential sessions.
The workshops will be led by uptown-based teaching artists Katherine Liccardo and Matt Consul.
Recommended for ages 4-8 (all ages welcome!)
For the Love of Music is an educational program that gives young children the opportunity to experience classical music in an exciting and engaging environment. Through interactive live performances, guided listening, and explorative conversations, children will discover how to listen deeply and communicate openly.
Our first series, based around the theme of “Communication,” will consist of six weekly sequential sessions.
The workshops will be led by uptown-based teaching artists Katherine Liccardo and Matt Consul.
Recommended for ages 4-8 (all ages welcome!)
For the Love of Music is an educational program that gives young children the opportunity to experience classical music in an exciting and engaging environment. Through interactive live performances, guided listening, and explorative conversations, children will discover how to listen deeply and communicate openly.
Our first series, based around the theme of “Communication,” will consist of six weekly sequential sessions.
The workshops will be led by uptown-based teaching artists Katherine Liccardo and Matt Consul.
Recommended for ages 4-8 (all ages welcome!)
In collaboration with Inwood Art Works’ Film Works Alfresco series, Listen Closely musicians present a free, family program featuring music from beloved superhero, action, and adventure movies. Stick around after the show to see the 2005 film “Sky High”!
Listen Closely’s annual free summer community concert series kicks off at Muscota Marsh!
Featuring music inspired by Hungarian and Romany folk traditions, with a spotlight on Hungarian composer Béla Bartók. Karen Dekker and Alex Fortes, violins. Rose Hashimoto, viola. Ana Kim, cello.
Listen Closely’s annual free summer community concert series returns to the YM & YWHA of Washington Heights & Inwood!
Featuring music inspired by Hungarian and Romany folk traditions, with a spotlight on Hungarian composer Béla Bartók. Karen Dekker and Alex Fortes, violins. Rose Hashimoto, viola. Ana Kim, cello.
Listen Closely’s annual free summer community concert series returns to the historic Dyckman Farmhouse Museum!
Featuring music inspired by Hungarian and Romany folk traditions, with a spotlight on Hungarian composer Béla Bartók. Karen Dekker and Alex Fortes, violins. Rose Hashimoto, viola. Ana Kim, cello.
Listen Closely’s annual free summer community concert series returns to La Plaza de las Americas!
Featuring music inspired by Hungarian and Romany folk traditions, with a spotlight on Hungarian composer Béla Bartók. Karen Dekker and Alex Fortes, violins. Rose Hashimoto, viola. Ana Kim, cello.
Listen Closely’s annual free summer community concert series kicks off at Muscota Marsh!
Featuring music inspired by Hungarian and Romany folk traditions, with a spotlight on Hungarian composer Bela Bartok. Karen Dekker and Alex Fortes, violins. Rose Hashimoto, viola. Ana Kim, cello.
Violinist Katherine Liccardo and violist Matt Consul will play a free lunchtime program of duos following the free seniors' lunch at the Y. The program will include Mozart's glorious G major duo and music by Leclair, Telemann, and Bartok.
Inwood locals Juliana Han and Wayne Lee perform J.S. Bach's complete works for violin and keyboard, alongside Bach-inspired works by living New York composers.
Inwood locals Juliana Han and Wayne Lee perform J.S. Bach's complete works for violin and keyboard, alongside Bach-inspired works by living New York composers.
Listen Closely and Inwood Art Works collaborate to celebrate the great partnership between filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock and composer Bernard Herrmann. A screening of Hitchcock's classic film "Psycho" will follow a live performance of music from the film and Herrmann's string quartet "Echoes."
A free, interactive lunchtime concert featuring music by New York film composers Bernard Herrmann, Philip Glass, and Aaron Jay Kernis.
An evening of evocative music by New York film composers Bernard Herrmann, Philip Glass, and Aaron Jay Kernis.
Americana is Part I of Portal City, a project exploring the music and lives of composers who have made their homes in New York City, with a spotlight on uptown composers and the creation of new, uptown-centric chamber works.
The program is a diverse collection of string quartet music written in New York City across the past century, featuring three Inwood composers and the world premiere of a new string quartet by Inwood composer Eric Lemmon.
Americana is Part I of Portal City, a project exploring the music and lives of composers who have made their homes in New York City, with a spotlight on uptown composers and the creation of new, uptown-centric chamber works.
The program is a diverse collection of string quartet music written in New York City across the past century, featuring three Inwood composers and the world premiere of a new string quartet by Inwood composer Eric Lemmon.
Americana is Part I of Portal City, a project exploring the music and lives of composers who have made their homes in New York City, with a spotlight on uptown composers and the creation of new, uptown-centric chamber works.
The program is a diverse collection of string quartet music written in New York City across the past century, featuring three Inwood composers and the world premiere of a new string quartet by Inwood composer Eric Lemmon.
Works by Telemann and Dowland and excerpts from the "Americana" program
Ruth Cunningham, soprano and recorder; Katherine Liccardo, violin; Jason Mellow, violin; Rose Hashimoto, viola; James Waldo, cello
Americana is Part I of Portal City, a project exploring the music and lives of composers who have made their homes in New York City, with a spotlight on uptown composers and the creation of new, uptown-centric chamber works.
The program is a diverse collection of string quartet music written in New York City across the past century, featuring three Inwood composers and the world premiere of a new string quartet by Inwood composer Eric Lemmon.
The award-winning Washington Heights-based string quartet returns!
Co-presented by the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) & Sponsored by the Neighborhood 360 Program
The award-winning Washington Heights-based string quartet returns!
Co-presented by the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) & Sponsored by the Neighborhood 360 Program
The award-winning Washington Heights-based string quartet returns!
Co-presented by the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA) & Sponsored by the Neighborhood 360 Program
Works from the Elizabethan Avante-Garde
Works for Cello and Piano by:
Astor Piazolla, Fredric Chopin, Mikhail Bronner, and Sergei Prokofiev
