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Hispanic Society 2019- 2020 Concert Series, “Transatlantic Baroque: Baroque Spanish Poets and Composers on Both Sides of the Atlantic” at American Academy of Arts and Sciences
The 2019- 2020 Concert Series will offer three concerts, preceded by a half-hour lecture, devoted to exploring parallelisms and differences in the treatment of ideas such as “cosmic music,” the natural world, and human tribulations in baroque Spanish and American music. Through these series, we offer the public a richly-textured overview of Spanish music and its projection into the New World, while highlighting a valuable part of New York City’s diverse cultural patrimony.
“LIVES DISRUPTED,” Exhibition at Hebrew Tabernacle Synagogue
Eleven artists explore what it looks and feels like to have lives disrupted by Mother Nature and Father Time, and disrupted by us – through our power relationship decisions on a continuum of wages through war.
Weekly Wednesday WaHi Jazz Jam at Le Cheile
No cover, no minimum. Bring your axe to play, your ears to listen, and come for the hang!!
Our Saviour’s Atonement Church Choir OSA Christmas Festival
An afternoon of readings, familiar carols, and anthems for the season, led by the church choir, and assisted by handbells, string orchestra, and vocal and instrumental soloists. Seasonal refreshments will follow.
PROGRAM
VIVALDI Gloria
About the Director
Paul F. Mueller is a versatile musician who has excelled in operatic, orchestral and choral repertoire. Recent European appearances include performances of Haydn’s Theresienmesse in Vienna and Mozart’s Requiem in London and Oxford with the English Chamber Orchestra. Other engagements include performances by Brahms, Monteverdi, Rossini, and Vivaldi in the Czech Republic, Italy, France, Spain and Hungary. Paul has appeared as guest conductor of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Pops and the New York Pops at Carnegie Hall; and, on the operatic side, has conducted performances of the Barber of Seville, La Traviata, and La Boheme. A Professor of Music at Hunter College in New York City and Music Director of Our Saviour’s Atonement Church, Paul has taught at Yale University, the State University of New York, and Hofstra. An accomplished organist, he earned an Artist’s Diploma at the Hochschule fur Musik in Vienna and holds masters and doctoral degrees in Choral Conducting from Indiana University School of Music.