Costanzi was Principal Harp of CBC Radio Orchestra and Vancouver Symphony and has performed throughout Europe and the Americas. In the intimate setting of The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens, she’ll perform a program that includes works by Bach, Faure, Granados, Liszt and Debussy.
Inwood Art Works Studio presents an evening with Maggie Clarke, guitarist, singer, and storyteller, Maggie Clarke sings the great songs of the 1960s and 1970s, covering a broad and versatile range of music from British Invasion Artists to pop singers and folk artists of that period. You will be drawn in by her voice and guitar, and her witty stories and fun anecdotes.
Cabrini Shrine: The Songs of Resistance Sing-In! Raise your voice in peaceful protest. Learn to raise your voice in peaceful protest in the Civil Rights tradition. No experience required,
Inwood Art Works: The Magic of Mozart. A Community Concert featuring the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with arrangements by Gilbert Dejean. Bring your family and meet your friends to enjoy an afternoon community concert of classical music performed by the Inwood Chamber Players. All are welcome!
Join the Jazz Power Initiative and Women in Latin Jazz Festival for Swing Salsa Samba, a free outdoor music and dance series in Fort Tryon Park! Enjoy an evening of movement and live Latin jazz at Anne Loftus Playground, located at the corner of Broadway and Dyckman Street. Each evening begins with a dance lesson at 5:00 p.m., followed by a large ensemble performance led by Annette A. Aguilar and Stringbeans.
Harlem Quartet @ Sugar Hill: Beethoven, Wynton Marsalis, William Bolcom, William Grant Still + more. In many ways, Ludwig van Beethoven’s turbulent and fiercely concentrated Op. 95 “Serioso” Quartet points toward the restless individuality that defines so much American music today. Its sharp contrasts, rhythmic urgency, and emotional directness resonate across genres and generations—from the jazz-infused classical language of William Bolcom, to the stylistic fluency and improvisatory spirit of Wynton Marsalis, the lyrical originality of William Grant Still, and the virtuosic cross-cultural voice of Aldo López-Gavilán.
