Barbara B. Smith World Music Series: Aritmia Duo
One of the world’s finest concert accordionists, Bosnian-born Merima Kljuco, and an acclaimed guitarist of Bosnian, Serbian and Croatian origins, Miroslav Tadic
An infinite variety of musical styles and instrumental combinations: chamber music is the backbone of music making at Eastman. Student and faculty soloists and studio ensembles cover the gamut of chamber music performance.
Since its debut, global musical sensation Celtic Woman’s concerts continue to capture the hearts of an audience that spans the globe. Both an accomplished recording ensemble and a world-class performing collective, Celtic Woman celebrates Ireland's rich musical and cultural heritage, while continuing its remarkable legacy of introducing some of Ireland's most talented singers and musicians onto the world stage.
Dates:
12/17/2018
03/26/2019
Time:
7:PM; Doors open approximately 1 hour prior to show time.
An infinite variety of musical styles and instrumental combinations: chamber music is the backbone of music making at Eastman. Student and faculty soloists and studio ensembles cover the gamut of chamber music performance.
Eastman Jazz Ensemble. Bill Dobbins, director.
Jazz fans can enjoy music year-round at Eastman, from the award-winning Eastman Jazz Ensemble to ensembles ranging from intimate chamber groups to big bands.
Jazz fans can enjoy music year-round at Eastman, from the award-winning Eastman Jazz Ensemble to ensembles ranging from intimate chamber groups to big bands.
The Eastman School of Music Organ Department kicks off a new season of Community Concerts — short organ recitals by Eastman students as part of the department’s ongoing initiative to bring outstanding organ music to the Rochester community.
The Eastman School of Music Organ Department kicks off a new season of Community Concerts — short organ recitals by Eastman students as part of the department’s ongoing initiative to bring outstanding organ music to the Rochester community.
The Eastman School of Music Organ Department kicks off a new season of Community Concerts — short organ recitals by Eastman students as part of the department’s ongoing initiative to bring outstanding organ music to the Rochester community.
Eastman Percussion Ensemble
The Eastman Percussion Ensemble, directed by Michael Burritt, is an integral part of the curriculum and presents 5 on-campus performances as well as several off-campus concerts each year.
The Eastman Saxophone Project (ESP) strives to promote the popularity of the saxophone through innovative programming and versatile performances, thereby providing an exciting and invigorating concert experience for a diverse audience.
Eastman School Symphony Orchestra. Neil Varon and student conductors
Roberto Sierra: Poema y Danza for Two Oboes and Strings. Other works to be determined.
Eastman Wind Orchestra. Mark Davis Scatterday, William Talley, and Edo Frenkel, conductors.
Berlioz: Grande Symphonie; Karel Husa: Al Fresco; Copland: El Salón México
Eastman-Ranlet Series: Ying Quartet
Haydn: String Quartet in A Major, Op. 2-. Mo. 6; Christopher Theofanidis: Conference of the Birds; Smetana: Quartet No. 1 in E Minor, “From my Life”
These recitals are performances given by students of ECMS and includes students of all ages, and all instruments - you never know what you might hear next!
These recitals are performances given by students of ECMS and includes students of all ages, and all instruments - you never know what you might hear next!
Faculty Artist Series: Eastman Virtuosi. Mikhail Kopelman, violin; Steven Doane, cello; Alexander Kobrin, piano; George Taylor, viola.
Shostakovich: Quintet for Piano and Strings.
Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker
Faculty Artist Series: George Taylor, viola.
Eastman faculty members are world-renowned soloists and chamber musicians; their recitals in Kilbourn Hall and Hatch Recital Hall are an important part of Rochester's concert calendar.
Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition with additional works by Gubaidulina, John Fitz Rogers, and Kapustin.
Generously supported by Patricia Ward-Baker
An infinite variety of musical styles and instrumental combinations: chamber music is the backbone of music making at Eastman. Student and faculty soloists and studio ensembles cover the gamut of chamber music performance.
Hochstein ensembles perform a holiday concert in the Prism format. Performers set up in different parts of the Performance Hall and the performance runs continuously for about an hour with applause held until the very end.
An infinite variety of musical styles and instrumental combinations: chamber music is the backbone of music making at Eastman. Student and faculty soloists and studio ensembles cover the gamut of chamber music performance.
An infinite variety of musical styles and instrumental combinations: chamber music is the backbone of music making at Eastman. Student and faculty soloists and studio ensembles cover the gamut of chamber music performance.
Kilbourn Concert Series: Leila Josefowicz, violin.
Renowned violinist, Avery Fisher Prize winner, and new music advocate Leila Josefowicz presents an evening full of ravishing compositions and exalted sound.
New York Polyphony is one of the foremost vocal chamber ensembles active today, giving vibrant, modern voice to repertoire ranging from Gregorian chant to cutting-edge compositions.
Featuring Brahms’ Sextet for Strings in G Major, Op. 36, performed by Molly McDonald and Eri Noda, violin; Olita Strazds Povero and Aika Ito, viola; Cora Swenson Lee and Jennifer Carpenter, cello.
Featuring the Eastman Horn Choir; W. Peter Kurau, director. Celebrate the season with brass music performed by musicians from the Eastman School of Music.
Musica Nova. Brad Lubman, Edo Frenkel, conductors, Charles Wuorinen, guest conductor
Charles Wuorinen, Hanson Visiting Guest Composer and 80th birthday year
Charles Wuorinen: Arabia Felix; Wuorinen: New York Notes; Wuorinen: The River of Light
The Nutcracker’s timeless tale of wonder and imagination has captivated audiences for over a century. Be whisked away to a magical land of sparkling snow and delectable sweets as enchanting dance from RCB pairs with Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable score, performed in all its glory by the RPO. This beloved story of a young girl’s Christmas Eve dream never fails to touch the heart, and is the perfect start to the holiday season.
On the third Thursday of each month, October through May, the Eastman School of Music and the Memorial Art Gallery present varied concert programs by faculty and guest artists featuring Eastman’s Italian Baroque Organ. Made possible by the Rippey Endowed
Tuba Mirum
An 18-member ensemble of undergraduate and graduate students who perform a variety of concerts throughout the year. The group’s repertoire ranges from original works for tuba ensemble to transcriptions of popular music.
Since its founding by George Eastman in 1922, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra has been committed to enriching and inspiring our community through the art of music! The RPO's OrKIDStra family concert series is designed to introduce children to the joys of orchestral music through shorter works and interactive participation. These performances take place at the Performance Hall at Hochstein on Sunday afternoons.
