On Sunday, October 27 at 5:30pm St. Frances Cabrini Shrine will host a concert of medieval chant featuring Ruth Cunningham. Ruth is a world-class musician and an uptown treasure. Suggested donation is $20 adults, $10 seniors and students.
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Cabrini Shrine: Renaissance Chorus of New York
Fall concert by Renaissance Chorus of New York
Cabrini Shrine: Renaissance Choral Music
- This will be a performance of Renaissance choral music – the Hapsburg Court Composers Heinrich Finck, Heinrich Isaac, and their students Thomas Stoltzer and Ludwig Senfl – led by choral director Richard Porterfield, which will include movements from favorite masses, Marian and celebratory motets and psalms, on Saturday October 26, 2024 at 5pm at the Shrine of St Francis Cabrini (near the Cloisters in Fort Tryon Park), 701 Fort Washington Ave, Manhattan. To reach the Shrine, take the A train to the 190th Street station, or the M4 bus. Suggested admission donation, $20. Students, free.
To add to this Saturday Experience, come early and walk through the adjacent Fort Tryon Park Gardens down to the famed Cloisters Museum- the Met Museum of medieval art, enjoying Fall Colors and unequaled Hudson River and Palisades Views! [the M4 bus goes directly there if needed]
Cabrini Shrine: Operapalooza!
Operapalooza! is a double bill of two short children’s operas by the acclaimed composer Edward Barnes. A Muskrat Lullaby and Mystery on the Docks are based on children’s books by Thacher Hurd and feature opera singers as various animals who put their vocal talents to good use, whether saving them from being devoured by alligators or rescuing an opera star from the rats.
Cabrini Shrine: Operapalooza!
Operapalooza! is a double bill of two short children’s operas by the acclaimed composer Edward Barnes. A Muskrat Lullaby and Mystery on the Docks are based on children’s books by Thacher Hurd and feature opera singers as various animals who put their vocal talents to good use, whether saving them from being devoured by alligators or rescuing an opera star from the rats.