Bloom Readings is proud to present Zoe Ryder White, Sarah Stern and Katrina Moore to the Lounge at Hudson View Gardens (entrance near the intersection of 183rd St. & Pinehurst Ave.)
They will each be reading from their most recently published books, which will also be on sale afterwards. They will be happy to sign any copies.
Wine and cheese will be served. Questions? email us at NloomReadings80@gmail.com.
Once again the blood drive will take place in the Tabernacle’s Social Hall from 1:00-7:00 pm. Let’s set a record of 105 pints of blood! Please help us reach that milestone.
You are strongly urged to make an appointment to donate your blood, which will enable our site to have the right amount of staff and equipment. Walk-ins will, however, be accepted.
For more information call NYBC (800)933-2566.
Entrance on Fort Washington Ave. @ 185th St.
Sponsored by the Renaissance Chorus Association, known also as RenChorNY.
When Leo X was elected Pope (1513-1521) Vatican Choir had a manuscript of Josquin desPrez c.1450-1521 whose(c.1498) Missa “de Beata Virgine” is featured. Pope Leo had a collection of motets made for his nephew the Duke of Urbino on the occasion of his 1518 wedding, the gift known in history as the “Medici Codex”. The composers apparently chosen by Jean Mouton (1459-1522), whose work was known and sung for Christmas, along with Antoine Brumel (c1475-1520); later composers also will be presented such as Cristobal Morales (c1500-1553), The earliest composer will be Johannes Martini (c.1432-1492), Whose Magnificat (tone2) is part of the Liturgy. Others rarely presented include Andreas deSilva
Sponsored by the Renaissance Chorus Association, known also as RenChorNY.
When Leo X was elected Pope (1513-1521) Vatican Choir had a manuscript of Josquin desPrez c.1450-1521 whose(c.1498) Missa “de Beata Virgine” is featured. Pope Leo had a collection of motets made for his nephew the Duke of Urbino on the occasion of his 1518 wedding, the gift known in history as the “Medici Codex”. The composers apparently chosen by Jean Mouton (1459-1522), whose work was known and sung for Christmas, along with Antoine Brumel (c1475-1520); later composers also will be presented such as Cristobal Morales (c1500-1553), The earliest composer will be Johannes Martini (c.1432-1492), Whose Magnificat (tone2) is part of the Liturgy. Others rarely presented include Andreas deSilva
A special Co-presentation with Castle Village
Swing arrangements of music by Sondheim and other Broadway classics with vocalist Doug Jabara with the Nikki Denner Trio….
including arrangements of Sondheim classics like “Being Alive,” “Anyone Can Whistle,” “The Ladies Who Lunch,” and more, alongside some mashups of other Broadway songs.
Concerts are open to the public.
Wine reception to follow concert
