Join new early music ensemble “Les Passiones Animae” at Penny Jo’s at 5:00 PM at Penny Jo’s on April 20! Featuring musicians Nuria Canales Rubio, baroque flute, Ryan Cheng, viola da gamba, Nathan Mondry, harpsichord, Ela Kodzas, baroque violin, Allen Maracle and Andrew Koutroubas cello performing works by Telemann, Handel, Boismortier, Platti, and more! Free admission, food and drink for purchase.
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Jazz Power Initiative: Lisa La Touche and Tap Phonics
Exploring the music and sounds of Black folklore, tradition, and a contemporary reach in connection to Tap Dance.
United Palace: ASSOCIATION OF DOMINICAN CLASSICAL ARTISTS SPRING SHOWCASE
ASSOCIATION OF DOMINICAN CLASSICAL ARTISTS SPRING SHOWCASE
Sunday, April 6th @ 3pm
Celebrate the arrival of spring with an unforgettable afternoon of music, talent, and community spirit! The Association of Dominican Classical Artists invites you to a vibrant showcase featuring their incredible young musicians from the Washington Heights Community Conservatory, Gregorio Luperon High School, PS 115 Alexander Humboldt, and Community Health Academy of the Heights. Witness the dedication and artistry of these students as they bring the season to life through their performances at the United Palace. Don’t miss this inspiring celebration of culture, passion, and the next generation of musical excellence!
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Sugar Hill: Ivalas Quartet
Ivalas Quartet
Just in time for spring break! The Schneider Concerts and Sugar Hill Children’s Museum join together to bring you the Ivalas Quartet.
With music from Mendelssohn to the movies, this free 1-hour-long concert is designed to get young children on their feet, using their voices, and their imaginations to get engaged with chamber music.
Part of the Schneider Concerts spring season featuring the series’ inaugural curating/performing ensemble, the Ivalas Quartet in a wide variety of programs. Supported by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council and made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Friday, April 18th
2:00pm
YM & YWHA: Nani Vazana Live!
With a ship’s-horn power voice & irresistible stage presence, Nani writes new songs in the endangered Ladino language, a dialect of Spanish spoken by Jews of the Spanish diaspora for centuries. Her fascinating migration mix seeps into her songwriting, fusing the sounds of the marketplace with Flamenco drama. Nani learned Ladino from her Moroccan grandmother in hiding, as her father forbade them to speak Ladino at home.
Winner Eurovision for Minority Languages 2024, her music was documented for the Library of Congress in 2023
Concert will be followed by light refreshments