Bronx Arts Ensemble presents:
Carl Reineck Trio for Oboe, Horn, and Piano Op. 188 Wilden Dannenberg Tamara Benitez Winston Kyle P. Walker
Bronx Arts Ensemble presents:
Carl Reineck Trio for Oboe, Horn, and Piano Op. 188 Wilden Dannenberg Tamara Benitez Winston Kyle P. Walker
The Dream Unfinished orchestra presents a portrait concert of works by contemporary composer Brent Michael Davids. Davids is a highly acclaimed concert and film composer, co-director of the Lenape Center in New York City, and an American Indian citizen of the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of the Mohican Nation. As an American Indian music specialist, Davids is in demand as educator and consultant for films, television, schools, festivals, seminars and workshops. He is a master performer of American Indian instruments and styles, and a designer of original musical instruments, including traditional Native American instruments that he reconceives and reinvents, including a soprano quartz flute (1989), bass quartz flute (1991), and a dozen other percussion devices that chirp or whistle.
Presented in conjunction with the Lenapehoking exhibition at Greenpoint Library. It is the first Lenape-curated exhibition of Lenape cultural arts, both historic and contemporary, in the City of New York.
“Lenapehoking" is the Lenape name for the Lenape homeland, which spans from Western Connecticut to Eastern Pennsylvania, and the Hudson Valley to Delaware, with New York City at its center.
With Louise Toppin, soprano and Robert Sims, baritone
Works by William Grant Still, Florence Price, and Igor Frolov
Art songs with Patrice P. Eaton, mezzo soprano
DARA + KYLE are 2021 recipients of the Chamber Music America Ensemble Forward Grant.
Cello Sonata, Op.5 - Dame Ethyl Smyth
II. Adagio non troppo
Cello Sonata - George Walker (for cello and piano)
II. Sostenuto
III. Allegro
Intermission
Cello Sonata No.5, Op.102 No.2 - Ludwig van Beethoven
II. Adagio con molto sentimento d'affetto – Attacca
III. Allegro – Allegro fugato
Tickets $10 at door
Bach to BlackNotes juxtaposes some of the most well-known and respected solo keyboard music of J.S. Bach with wonderful music which has unfortunately fallen through the cracks of music history. Join Kyle on this exploration in history through a different lens.
Featuring music of J.S. Bach juxtaposed with music of George Walker, Florence Price, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Margaret Bonds, and Calvin Taylor
Suggested donations
Featuring music of William Grant Still, Rachmaninoff, and Russell Peck
Sharing works by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Margaret Bonds, Florence Price, Calvin Taylor, and George Walker
Free-- Suggested Donations Accepted
Harlem School of the Arts, Dorothy Maynor Hall, 645 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York, NY
PROGRAM William Grant Still Ennanga for Harp, Strings, and Piano Nkeiru Okoye We Met at the Symphony for Soprano and String Quartet (World Premiere) David Baker Through This Vale of Tears for Tenor, Piano, and Strings
FEATURING Terrance McKnight, Host Leah Hawkins, Soprano Chauncey Packer, Tenor Ashley Jackson, Harp Kyle P. Walker, Piano Ashley Horne, Violin Sandra Billingslea, Violin William Frampton, Viola Wayne Smith, Cello
$20 General Admission $15 Student/Senoir Discount only available if you purchase in advance online.
Streamed Online
A Tribute to the Concert Spiritual
Denisha Ballew, Soprano Charles Williamson, Tenor Samuel McDonald, Baritone Kyle P. Walker, piano
Skinner Hall of Music's Mary Anna Fox Martel Recital Hall, 106-110 Raymond Ave, Arlington, NY
Featuring guest artists Ashley Jackson, harp, Laquita Mitchell, soprano, Kyle Walker, piano, and faculty members Thomas Sauer, piano, and Ian Tyson, clarinet.
Free
Johannes Brahms—Four Serious Songs Op. 121
Ben Moore—Ode to A Nightingale
Maurice Ravel— Don Quichotte à Dulcinée
Joseph Joubert— He’ll Bring it to Pass
Free Admission-- RSVP Required
Caramoor Center for Music and Arts, 149 Girdle Ridge Rd, Katonah, NY
Darryl Yokley, saxophone
Mount Morris Ascension Presbyterian Church, 12 Mt Morris Park W, New York, NY
Featuring Jeryl Cunningham, soprano and Kyle P. Walker
Andrea Powe, soprano Felicia Grosvenor, soprano Livingston Holloway, tenor Antonio Watts, baritone Bernard Holcomb, tenor Clayton Williams, baritone Elmer Hammond, organ
Trios and solo selections with Amadi Azikewe, violist and Anthony McGill, clarinetist
Art songs inspired by poetry of the Harlem Renaissance