Harlem Chamber Players Presents: Hispanic Heritage Month at the Hispanic Society
Join us for a special evening with Harlem Chamber Players celebrating Hispanic composers
The concert’s program features works by Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga, Ignacio Rosado, Tania León, and Joaquín Turina.
Doors open at 6:30pm. Concert begins at 7pm.
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. Maggie plays with two New York Bands, The Apple Bonkers and The Meetles, as well as does weekly solo concerts on Facebook. She specializes in the songs from the Beatles’ long careers and is deeply versed in the origins of their songs, their meanings, and their importance to each one of the Fab Four.
She fills her time between songs with stories about the songs — things only someone expertly familiar with the music of the period would know. You will be drawn in by her voice and guitar, and her witty stories and fun anecdotes. She is an accomplished musician and a wonderful repository of knowledge of this important musical period. You won’t want to miss such an evening.
Limited seating available. First-come, first-served. 7:00pm doors open, Show at 7:30pm. Appropriate for young adult and up.
On the first Monday of every month, the Vocal Series presents some of New York City’s finest jazz singers in an intimate club setting at Le Cheile. Vocal performance from 7:30pm to 8:30pm, followed by a Vocal Jam until 10:00pm. Note: Singers must attend the featured set to be invited to sing at the Jazz Jam.
Angelina Miers with Greg Ruggiero, guitar and Joey Ranieri, bass.
On the first Friday of every month Jazz Wahi and The Bonnefont present elegant, swinging jazz to accompany fine cocktails and dining! No cover.
Featuring Louise Rogers and Mark Kross
Inwood Art Works Studio presents an evening of deep lyricism and sublime, musical exploration — featuring Kevin Delaney, a veteran of New York’s post-punk and singer-songwriter scenes; and Rich Shemaria, composer, arranger, and pianist extraordinaire. Kevin and Rich will highlight songs from their High Springs album as well as new tunes (witty, between-song banter may also ensue).
“This album is a thoroughly gorgeous listen … The title track is nothing short of perfection … High Springs, surely, is the work of some of New York’s finest musicians. Don’t sleep on this one!” — The Ark of Music
Limited seating available. First-come, first-served.
Appropriate for young adult and up.
