Advanced Student Violin Recital
Friday, March 2, 7:30pm
Silver Music 72nd St
Silver Music will be hosting a recital for Lucy Frucht, a senior at Hunter currently attending Juilliard Precollege. Lucy is the daughter of Rachel Riggs, of our viola faculty. Lucy will be playing works by Franck, Gershwin, and more! FREE (RSVPs to silvermusic@silvermusic.org appreciated).

Silver Music String Festival
Sunday, March 4, 4:00pm
The American Academy of Arts and Letters
Hear ALL our string students perform in this incredible hall in traditional “play-down” format. Our youngest beginners and most advanced students will perform Suzuki repertoire as an ensemble, led by our wonderful teachers. Tickets are $15 (student performers receive 4 free tickets).

Meet the Music!
Sunday, March 11, 2:00pm
Alice Tully Hall
Come to Alice Tully Hall to hear a new musical and magical version of a very ancient story about an elephant, a monkey, a rabbit, and a bird who must learn to get along. Featuring a Japanese flute called the shinobue, Irish folk drums, a cello, and bass trombone. Perfect for our introductory class students! $10-$30.

The Philadelphia Orchestra
Tuesday, March 13, 8pm
Carnegie Hall
Come witness the premiere of Michel van der Aa’s concerto for violin and Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2—a Philadelphia Orchestra specialty. Tickets prices start at $22

Community Concert for a Cause
Friday, March 16, 7pm
Silver Music Tiemann Location
A true community concert with our faculty and Claremont neighbors performing works for cello, violin, and viola! All proceeds for this event will be donated to March for Our Lives. $10 suggested donation

Itzhak Perlman, Pinchas Zukerman, and Rohan De Silva
Thursday, March 22, 8pm
Stern Auditorium
It’s a meeting of superstars when violinist Itzhak Perlman and violinist-violist Pinchas Zukerman perform music that spans Bach to Bartók, as well as a few surprises. Tickets start at $42.

Silver Music Faculty Recital
Saturday, February 3, 5:30pm
The DiMenna Center for Classical Music
Throughout the school year, Silver Music hosts 4 Faculty Recitals, each focusing on a different time period in music. Join us on February 3rd for our recital featuring music from the Classical era. The event includes an interactive discussion designed for children. $18 advance/$20 at the door

LOS Kids
Sunday, February 4, 11:30am or 1pm
Kaye Playhouse
The Little Orchestra Society introduces the music of Sergei Prokofiev to young children in “Peter, the Wolf, and More”. This is their third concert of the season and perfect for our RSP students! Single tickets are $15-$48

Sonatenbend
Wednesday February 14, 6pm
The Juilliard School
Program Information:
Pianists from Juilliard’s Collaborative Piano department perform sonata repertoire in partnership with student instrumentalists. Great for our advanced students! FREE.

Community Concert for a Cause
Friday, February 23, 7pm
Silver Music Tiemann Location
Come hear Kayla Herrmann, of our cello faculty, perform glorious works by Mendelssohn and Barber to support Musicians Without Borders at Cello Sonatas for Social Change. $10 recommended donation.

Vienna Philharmonic
Saturday, February 24, 8pm
Carnegie Hall
One of the greatest orchestras in the world performing some truly powerful music under the direction of Gustavo Dudamel! Recommended for parents or older students to thrill in Mahler’s 10th Symphony and Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique. Tickets start at $37.50

Ensemble Connect
Thursday, January 4, 7:30pm
Paul Hall
A program for wind quintet, string orchestra, and a piano trio put together by some of NYC’s finest musicians and educators. This should be an engaging program for all our instrumental students! FREE.

Soul Science Kids
January 6; 11am & 2pm
David Rubenstein Atrium
Perfect for young audiences (ages 2-5) ,the Afrofuturist griots of Soul Science Lab translate stories into sounds with dynamic visuals. Great for our RSP kids! FREE

Pre-College Student Recitals
January 13; 11am-7pm
The Juilliard School
An inspiring opportunity for our string-players and pianists to hear students perform at a very high level. Solo performances on viola, piano, cello, and guitar are scheduled throughout the day, as well as a chamber music recital at 6pm. FREE.

Community Concert for a Cause
Friday, January 19, 7pm
Silver Music Tiemann Location
Come bask in the beautiful sounds of viola at our first Community Concert for a Cause of the new year! All proceeds will be donated to the 2018 Women’s March on NYC. $10 suggested donation at the door, RSVPs appreciated!

The Cleveland Orchestra
Wednesday, January 24, 8pm
Carnegie Hall
Hear the Cleveland Orchestra, the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus, and esteemed vocalists perform Haydn’s oratorio The Seasons. Tickets start at $19.50

Silver Music hosts Community Concerts for a Cause on select weekends at our Tiemann location. The goal of these concerts is to offer affordable, unique performances to our community in Morningside Heights and Upper Manhattan, and to raise money for a worthwhile cause on a larger scale.

2020 Spring Schedule:
Music for Refugees will take place on Saturday, March 21 at 5pm. All proceeds will be donated to Lifting Hands International, an organization the provides humanitarian aid to refugees (including music!). RSVPs to silvermusic@silvermusic.org are appreciated. ($10 suggested donation).

Saturday, April 25: Community Concert for a Cause (details coming soon)

Past events 2018-2019:
Music Makes a Difference took place on October 14, and was geared towards young children in an interactive concert. All proceeds were donated to the ACLU.

Movements for Mankind, took place on Friday, February 22nd and featured Prometheus Duo performing on piano and saxophone. All proceeds were be donated to the International Refugee Assistance Project.

Music for the Earth took place Friday, May 17th and proceeds were donated to the Environmental Defense Fund.

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See our past events from 2017-2018:

Our first concert, Giving Bach to Puerto Rico took place on Friday, November 3rd and we are thrilled to announce we raised $4,320 through Americares, a relief and development organization working with officials in Puerto Rico to stock emergency shelters with medical supplies.

Our second concert, Musicians Take a Stand for Refugees took place on Friday, December 8th and we exceeded our personal goal for contributing to this national movement, donating all our proceeds to the International Rescue Committee.

Our first concert of the new year, Music for the March, took place on January 19th, the eve of the Women’s March on NYC. All proceeds were donated to the Women’s March Alliance.

Our February concert, Cello Sonatas for Social Change, took place on February 23rd to support Musicians Without Borders, an organization that builds connections in areas of conflict using the power of music.

Our March concert, Music For Our Lives, took place on March 16th to support March For Our Lives featuring Silver Music faculty and musicians from the Morningside Heights community.

Our May concert, Tapping the Young Artist, took place offsite, at Goddard Riverside Community Center, on Sunday, May 6th and 2pm. This concert featured music, dance, and theater and all proceeds for this event benefited Goddard Riverside Performing Arts Camp.

We hope you are able to join us for an upcoming Community Concert for a Cause! Space is limited, so please RSVP by emailing silvermusic@silvermusic.org, or by RSVPing to our Facebook event page. Cash or check donations will be accepted at the door.