UPCOMING MUSIC EVENTS
Band of Bones
Viva Latin Jazz!!!
Sunday, September 14 — 3:00pm
Mambo, cha cha cha, samba, and more! Band of Bones will play an entire program of Latin Jazz (2 sets!) featuring vocalist Antoinette Montague with choreography by Mercedes Ellington.
Dave Chamberlain, Leader, Trombone, & Flute • Cecilia Coleman, Piano • Jennifer Vincent, Bass • Mike Campenni, Drums • Louis Bauzo, Congas • Jose Claussell, Bongos • Max Seigel, Bass Trombone • David Gibson, Trombone • Mark Patterson, Trombone • Juanga Lakunza, Trombone • Charley Gordon, Trombone • Nick Grinder, Trombone • Chris Rinaman, Trombone • Dale Turk, Bass Trombone
Admission
$25: General
$20: Seniors & Students
Doors open at 2:30. There will be no advance ticket sales. Admission is paid in cash at the door.
Music for Muddy Paws
Saturday, September 20 — 8:00pm
This concert is in honor of my parents who recently passed, who were both huge music and dog lovers. All donations will benefit Muddy Paws Rescue, a NYC dog rescue organization. My son Ari, who is a professional cellist, will be performing with other world-class chamber musicians. Music will include works by Schumann, Schubert, Chopin and others. —Sue Evan
Doors open at 7:30. Admission is free. To donate, visit this concert’s Muddy Paws Fundraiser Page.
Nourishing our neighbors through music
If Music Be the Food NYC
Sunday, September 28 — 4:00pm
“Fabulous Food-Fuel Fluting” with Juilliard Professor Carol Wincenc, flute, Luc Cheng, Piano, Ruth Christopher, bass, Jeff Kane, percussion, and the Greater Wincenc Studio of The Juilliard School and Stony Brook University (Nikka Gershman, Sooah Jeon, Jady Jia, Angela Zhang, Emily Leng, Ji Young Kim, Arianna Bendit, Wen-Hsin Wang, Ai Okida, and Megu Okida) performing works of Boismortier, Bolling, Gianono, Bourdin, Baron, and JS Bach; followed by the Dvorak Piano Quintet, Opus 81 with Lucas Amory, piano, Leah Amory and Vibha Janakiraman, violins, Juilliard Professor Hsin-Yun Huang, viola, and Elena Ariza, cello.
If Music Be the Food's mission is to share musical nourishment in support of our neighbors who are experiencing food insecurity. Our New York City Chapter, led by Artistic Director and IMBTF Founder, Carol Rodland, will offer four concerts this year. Suggested admission is monetary donations of any amount for the CSS Brown Bag Project, cash and checks accepted at the door on concert day, and City Harvest, online donations accepted at any time via this link.
Learn more at www.ifmusicbethefood.com.
Check back soon for more upcoming concerts at CSS!