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Hudson View Gardens Lounge: Flutist Anna Urrey & Pianist Amir Farid

From Carnegie Hall to Radio City Music Hall to chamber performances across the country, Anna Urrey shows her musical versatility everywhere she plays. On Sunday, November 23, 2025 at 5 pm, acclaimed flutist Anna Urrey along with the award-winning pianist Amir Farid perform at The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens (128 Pinehurst Ave at W. 183rd Street in Manhattan).

The program includes music by JS Bach, Lili Boulanger, Valerie Coleman and the US premiere of a sonata by Jonathan Slade. Program details are below.

The concert is presented by the Hudson View Gardens Performing Arts Group. Admission is $15 suggested donation ($12 seniors/children, free for children under 8). Full details below.

Flutist Anna Urrey is a versatile solo, chamber, and orchestral musician. She has performed with renowned groups such as The Knights, New Jersey Symphony, American Symphony Orchestra, and the International Contemporary Ensemble. She has performed with the orchestras in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular productions and on Broadway in Camelot. Anna is a member of NYC-based Exponential Ensemble and Frisson, an acclaimed ensemble that tours nationwide. Recording projects include films Radium Girls and Little Women, and Principal Flute on the Experiential Orchestra’s GRAMMY-winning recording of Dame Ethel Smyth’s work, “The Prison.” Anna is a Wm. S. Haynes Artist.

Based in Melbourne and New York City, Amir Farid is a sought-after soloist and chamber musician internationally, appearing in venues such as Carnegie Hall, Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center, Musica Viva Festival, Huntington Festival, Mona Foma, and Kuwait Chamber Philharmonia.  He has performed concerti with the major Australian orchestras, and his recordings are heard frequently on radio stations throughout Australia and internationally, including as pianist of the Benaud Trio.  Amir is also a recorded artist on the Steinway & Sons Spirio catalogue.  In New York, Amir works as a pianist for the Juilliard School, Oratorio Society of New York, New York Choral Society, and Exponential Ensemble.

Just the Facts

Sunday, November 23 at 5 pm

Hudson View Gardens Performing Arts Group presents

Anna Urrey, flute

Amir Farid, piano

The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens
128 Pinehurst Ave at W. 183rd Street (Manhattan)

Program

J.S. Bach: Sonata in E minor, BWV 1043

Lili Boulanger: Nocturne

Jonathan Slade: Sonata for Flute and Piano (US Premiere)

Valerie Coleman: Fanmi Imèn

Admission: $15 suggested donation
($12 seniors/children, children under 8 are free)

HVG Performing Arts Group presents Benefit for Refugees: A Musical Fundraiser

Performing Arts Group at Hudson View Gardens presents a special concert to raise funds for our immigrant community.  Performers include HVG resident pianists David Kalhous, Jason Yeager, Sasha Papernik, and Evelyne Luest. Guest artists include violinist Andy Didorenko, pianist Yuliya Basis, and cellist Evgeniia Zdorova. The program features music by Kreisler, Rachmaninoff, Dvorak, Milhaud, Didorenko and more, as well as Mozart played by Samuel Rodriguez, a talented young violinist and composer from Venezuela.

Also as part of the fundraiser, artists Lilia Levin and others will display and sell their work. Donations will go to UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) and Little Shop of Kindness in NYC.

For concert information and the latest updates, visit facebook.com/HVGPAG, which can be accessed by everyone (with and without a Facebook account).

Hudson View Gardens: House of Time – J.S. Bach’s A Musical Offering

J.S. Bach’s A Musical Offering

March 14th, 2025
at 7pm


The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens
128 Pinehurst Ave. (corner of 185th St.)
New York, NY 10033

The Musical Offering is often thought of as one of Bach’s thorniest works, but House of Time’s colorful rendition, along with Gonzalo X. Ruiz’s witty and engaging narration turns it into an entertaining and accessible tour through the wonders of this contrapuntal masterpiece. Follow along as Bach’s musical juggling reaches heavenly heights, and gain new insight into the mysteries of its creation.