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Events and Schedule posts

  • Musical Events in November

    Community Concert for a Cause
    Friday, November 3, 7pm
    Silver Music Tiemann Location
    Hear our faculty perform an all-Bach program at our uptown location at our first Community Concert for a Cause. All proceeds for this event will be donated to Americares, an organization working with officials in Puerto Rico to stock emergency shelters with medical supplies. $10 Suggested Donation

    Historical Performance Chamber Music
    Friday, November 10, 7:30pm
    Paul Hall
    For all our cello students who enjoyed the viola da gamba introduction in our October group class, this is another opportunity to hear and see the instrument in all its glory. A wonderful concert as well for our piano students or any Bach enthusiasts. Tickets are $20.

    Meet the Music!
    Sunday, November 12, 2:00
    Lincoln Center
    Chamber Music Society presents, “Meet the Music! Papa and the Prince”, a look into the life and work of composer, Joseph Haydn. This concert is designed for children 6 and up. Tickets start at $10.

    Mod3
    Thursday Nov 16, 8pm
    OPERA America
    Enjoy beautiful chamber music while also supporting the New York Conducting Institute’s women’s scholarship fund. Our violin/viola teacher, Will Curry, will be performing and you can receive a $10 discount with the code “FRIENDS”.

    Silver Music Faculty Recital
    Saturday, November 18, 6pm
    The DiMenna Center
    Come watch our teachers perform as you listen and learn about music from Baroque era! Enjoy a Student Pre-Show with our advanced string students at 5:00pm. Ideal for our students ages 5 and up. $18 in advance, $20 at the door.

    Ongoing

    Juilliard Historical Performance
    Tuesdays at Noon
    Home of the celebrated Bach Vespers series, the 113-year-old Holy Trinity Lutheran Church offers a historically appropriate venue for the performance of early music in these free, hour-long lunchtime concerts on Tuesday afternoons throughout the season.

    The Art of Music
    Select weekdays at 11:15am
    The Metropolitan Museum of Art
    Highlighting the connections between the musical traditions of different peoples, places, and time periods, this tour gives visitors an appreciation of the Museum’s global holdings of instruments selected for social significance, technical virtuosity, tonal quality, and visual beauty.

  • Giving Bach to Puerto Rico

    Community Concert for a Cause

    Giving Bach to Puerto Rico

    November 3, 2017

    7:00pm

    Silver Music
    45 Tiemann Place

    Blythe Bonnaffons, flute
    Ellen Silver, cello
    Marko Stuparevic, piano
    $10 suggested donation

    Come enjoy glorious music at our uptown location while contributing to the relief efforts in Puerto Rico. The program will be approximately 40 minutes in length and include solo and chamber works by Johann Sebastian Bach. All proceeds for this event will be donated to Americares, an organization working with officials in Puerto Rico to stock emergency shelters with medical supplies.

    All ages welcome, RSVPs very much appreciated!

    RSVP HERE
  • Musical Events in NYC this April

    Juilliard Pre-College Recitals
    Saturday, April 8, 12pm-6pm
    Hear Juilliard Pre-College Students perform each hour from 12pm through 6pm. Performances include solo violin, cello, double bass, and french horn, as well as chamber music. FREE.

    Harlem Gospel Eve Easter Concert
    Saturday, April 15, 11:00am
    Mount Olivet Baptist Church
    Celebrate the Easter season with a morning of music at the Harlem Gospel Easter Eve Concert. Tickets are $10.

    Sonatabend
    Wednesday, April 19, 6:00pm
    Paul Recital Hall
    Pianists from Juilliard’s Collaborative Piano department perform sonata repertoire in partnership with student instrumentalists. FREE

    Neighborhood Concert: Matuto

    Wednesday, April 19, 7:30pm
    BRIC House
    Matuto (Brazilian slang for “country boy”) embraces Brazilian forró rhythms and the folk traditions of the American South, with instruments that include accordion, guitar, bass, triangle, and zabumba, a bass drum often used in Brazilian music. This performance features new works written and performed by youth in collaboration with Matuto as part of Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections program. FREE.

    Silver Music Family Concert
    Saturday, April 22, 4:30pm
    218 W 72nd St
    Join us for our Family Concert, “Peter and the Wolf”, with violin teacher, Meredith Ezinma Ramsey! Cost is $12/person online in advance or $15/person at the door (children under 2 attend for free). This concert is ideal for children ages 2-6 years old.

    The Cellists of Lincoln Center
    Sunday, April 23, 5:00pm
    Alice Tully Hall
    Come hear this ensemble of cellists from CMS, The Juilliard School, the Metropolitan Opera, and the New York Philharmonic. Works by Obrecht, Victoria, Gabrieli, Purcell, Glière, Villa-Lobos, Ligeti, Finckel, Tavares, and Dean. Tickets begin at $98.

    Young Musicians Concert
    Thursday, April 27, 11:00am
    Alice Tully Hall
    The Young Musicians Concert provides an opportunity for advanced high school instrumentalists to perform on a professionally produced concert at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall. This event is free, but tickets are required so call 212-875-5788 to make a reservation!

    Ongoing

    The Art of Music
    Select weekdays at 11:15am
    The Metropolitan Museum of Art
    Highlighting the connections between the musical traditions of different peoples, places, and time periods, this tour gives visitors an appreciation of the Museum’s global holdings of instruments selected for social significance, technical virtuosity, tonal quality, and visual beauty.

  • Camp Photo Gallery

    CLICK HERE to check out some pictures from our Camp Photo Gallery! Our summer is off to a great start–we hope you can join us for a camp, class, or special event this season!