Manhattan Contemporary Chamber Ensemble - "Conundrums" | Christ & Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church

Tuesday, November 21, 2023 - 7:30pm

Manhattan Contemporary Chamber Ensemble presents "Conundrums" - featuring duos and trios for flute & voice, violin & clarinet, flute & clarinet, viola & voice. Something for everyone, with music by American composers Robert Muczynski, David Loeb & Richard Auldon Clark and a classical gem for flute, viola & guitar by classical composer Wenceslaus Matiegka.

The Manhattan Contemporary Chamber Ensemble is derived from the Manhattan Chamber Orchestra. Concert venues have included Manhattan’s Church of Christ & St. Stephen’s, Carnegie’s Weill and Zankel Halls, Symphony Space, The National Flute Association conventions, WSKG TV and WXXI and WCNY radio stations. MCCE is the resident ensemble at the annual Finger Lakes Chamber Music Festival each summer. They can be heard on the Keuka Classical recording label.

Admission is free, but tickets must be reserved in advance at this link.

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