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The Boston Camerata regularly delights numerous music lovers with its groundbreaking programs. Particularly through its presentation of early American music, the Camerata explains and preserves the rich cultural identity of North America. In the Haigerloch Castle Church, the vocal ensemble shares its enthusiasm for the music of the USA's founding fathers and artfully traces the trends of early American song. Along both spiritual and secular paths, the musical traditions of various religious communities that found their home in the so-called New World can be found: the Puritans in New England, the visionary Shakers, the Amish and Mennonites in Pennsylvania, and the newly liberated African-American religious communities. Their works of art document life on the North American continent as a spiritual quest and provide a deep insight into the depths of the American soul.

Boston Camera

Ludwigsburg Residential Palace

We celebrate the joy and renewal of spring with an uplifting performance of Handel’s most beloved oratorio. A cherished tradition in many countries, Messiah tells the story of Christ’s birth, passion, resurrection, and resurrection through sublime choruses, stirring arias, and majestic orchestration.  From the exhilarating “Hallelujah” chorus to the tender beauty of “He shall feed his flock,” Handel’s music conveys the profound spirituality and universal themes of hope and redemption.

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Handel’s MESSIAH

Saenger Theatre

Bach’s magnificent Mass features a large and colorful orchestra, including several unusual instruments. Praised for her “revelatory performance” (Opera News) of Bach’s sacred works, conductor Jeannette Sorrell leads the festive forces – including trumpets, timpani, strings, choir, and soloists.

Bach Mass in B Minor

Saint Christopher Parish Religious Education · St Christopher's School

St Paul's Episcopal Church Akron

Trinity Cathedral Episcopal Church

**Event: Close Encounters With Music: Café Vienna Nervous Splendor**

**Date and Time:** Sunday, May 19 at 4:00 pm

**Location:** Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, 14 Castle Street, Great Barrington, MA 01230

**Ticket Prices:** $28 for Upper Balcony, $52 for Orchestra and Mezzanine

**Overview:**
Dive into the rich cultural tapestry of Vienna with "Close Encounters With Music: Café Vienna Nervous Splendor" at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center. This unique musical event celebrates Vienna's historical significance as a pivotal European cultural hub from the 16th to the 20th centuries. The program explores a variety of Viennese musical styles, from operetta to waltz, and features compositions by some of the most influential figures in music, literature, and intellectual thought who frequented Vienna's famed coffee houses.

**Featured Composers:** The event showcases the works of Mozart, Schubert, Beethoven, Brahms, Johan Strauss Jr., Mahler, Korngold, and includes the quintessential café music of Fritz Kreisler with his Caprice Viennois. The program also highlights Beethoven’s Piano Trio, which is based on a popular song by Weigl, and Schubert’s An die Musik, a sublime testament to his beloved métier.

**Performers:**
- Ieva Jokubaviciute, piano
- Xiao-Dong Wang, violin
- Emily Marvosh, mezzo-soprano
- Yehuda Hanani, cello

Join us for an afternoon that promises to transport you to the imperial City of Song, where charm, verve, and artistic sophistication of Vienna’s past come alive through its music. This event is a must-attend for lovers of classical music and those intrigued by Vienna's rich cultural history.

For tickets and more information, please visit the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center website or call 413-528-0100.

Close Encounters With Music: Café Vienna– “nervous Splendor”

Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center

Our Classic season culminates in one of the greatest of symphonic musical journeys from grief, following the death of a friend, to resolution, peace, and the beauty of afterlife and resurrection. The inclusion of vocal soloists and chorus draws comparisons with Beethoven’s own majestic choral symphony.

Mahler’s "Resurrection"

Linda Ronstadt Music Hall

In this third concert in a series exploring complex social issues, frequent guest Giancarlo Guerrero leads American composer Julia Wolfe’s BSO co-commissioned Her Story, featuring the Lorelei Ensemble women’s vocal group. Originally commissioned to commemorate the centenary of women’s right to vote in the U.S., the piece broadly speaks of the continuing struggle for women’s rights. The three movements of Polish composer Henryk Górecki’s Symphony of Sorrowful Songs movingly contemplates the anguish of the separation of a mother from her child.

Giancarlo Guerrero conducts Górecki and Wolfe with Aleksandra Kurzak, soprano and Lorelei Ensemble

Boston Symphony Hall

Gustav Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony takes us on a profound journey from the shadows of a funeral march to a radiant affirmation of rebirth. After confronting the gravity of mortality and the chaos of the everyday world, the music finds a turning point in the “Primeval Light” (Urlicht), a moment of stillness for a lone voice. The monumental finale features shimmering off-stage brass and a whispering, ethereal chorus that grows into a triumphant celebration of eternal joy.

Alto

Emily Marvosh

Events

Upcoming events

May 8, 2027

Vista Philharmonic Orchestra – Gustav’s Best · Groton Hill Music Center

Past events

Jul 17, 2025

Boston Camera · Ludwigsburger Schlossfestspiele

26 - 27 Apr, 2025

Handel’s MESSIAH · Mobile Symphony Orchestra

Future and recently performed repertoire

Singer in Symphony No. 2 by Mahler

Groton Hill Music Center

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