Violinist

Violist

Amherst College Presents The Harlem Chamber Players with David Krakauer

Amherst College

“The Harlem Bach Project” continues with an evening of beautiful, soul-stirring music, featuring rising Bass-Baritone Davóne Tines and the noted conductor Kent Tritle. Don’t miss this rare and very special event! 

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Annual Bach Concert

Columbia University

Please join us for this one-hour concert celebrating the diverse backgrounds of these living composers that make up our American landscape.

American Dreams Pop-Up Concert at the Harlem Rose Garden

Sugar Hill Hope Garden

Harlem Rose Garden

Composers (from top, left to right): Florence Price, Rhiannon Giddens, Paquito D’RIvera, Frederick Tillis, Gabriela Lena Frank, Jessie Montgomery.

American Dreams At Cast

Center for Advocacy, Support & Transformation

Mini Concert in the Lobby

World Trade Center

100 Years of Women Composers

Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church

Music & Meditation in the Garden at Caramoor

Sunken Garden

Bargemusic “Across Spiritualities”

Bargemusic

Masterworks Series: ACROSS SPIRITUALITIES / Frederick Tillis, Jessie Montgomery, Mozart / Harlem Chamber Players with Mark Peskanov

Washington Square Music Festival

Washington Square Park

Harlem Rose Garden Sunday Soirée

Family Concert at Newark School of the Arts

Newark School of the Arts

Women of the Movements at St. Mary's

St. Mary's Episcopal Church

Praised for “…sparkling, taut performances” (New York Times), the Harlem Chamber Players are a collective of professional classical musicians dedicated to bringing high-caliber, affordable, accessible live classical music to people in the Harlem community and beyond. They have performed at Riverside Church, Apollo Theater, Merkin Concert Hall, The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR, MET Museum, Brooklyn Public Library, Caramoor Festival, and Carnegie Hall.

In a program perfect for the weekend of our nation’s 250th anniversary, Dvořák’s evergreen “American” Quartet, with its echoing of American musical traditions, is performed here with two accessible yet overlooked quartet masterworks of American composers. Florence Price was a musical heroine of the Chicago Black Renaissance of the 1920s, while George Walker’s 1946 quartet has long been famous for its elegiac slow movement, often referred to as a counterpart to Samuel Barber’s Adagio for Strings. The Harlem Chamber Players give us a rare opportunity to hear the entire work complete.

Violinist, Violist

Claire Chan

Events

Upcoming events

Jul 5, 2026

Harlem Chamber Players · Maverick Concerts

Past events

Apr 4, 2025

Amherst College Presents The Harlem Chamber Players with David Krakauer · The Harlem Chamber Players Inc

Nov 22, 2024

Annual Bach Concert · The Harlem Chamber Players Inc

Future and recently performed repertoire

Violin in String Quartet No. 1 by Walker

Maverick Concerts

Violin in String Quartet No. 1 in G Major by Price

Maverick Concerts

Violin in String Quartet No. 12 in F major by Dvořák

Maverick Concerts

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