Remaining Events for the 2009-2010 Season 43 event(s) found           Wednesday, March 10, 2010   1:15 pm Who David and Gavin Black   David Black, cello, and Gavin Black, harpsichord. Title Cello Music of Gabrielli, Lanzetti, and Berteau Description The duo will perform works by Domenico Gabrielli (c.1651-1690), Salvatore Lanzetti (1710-1760), and Martin Berteau (1700-1771). Presenter Midtown Concerts Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission free, no tickets necessary Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Thursday, March 11, 2010   8 PM Who Choir of St. Luke in the Fields   David Shuler, Music Director Description Holy Week music by Renaissance master Orlande de Lassus - Choir of St. Luke in the Fields - preceded by lecture at 7 PM Presenter Music & Arts at St. Luke in the Fields Where Church of St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson Street (1 block south of Christopher) New YOrk, NY  10014 Admission $30 general; $20 students/seniors Contact 212-414-9419 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, March 13, 2010   10AM-8PM Who New York Early Music Central (NYEMC) Project 2010: Lecture-Demonstration   Frederick Renz, Coordinator and Host; NY HISTORICAL DANCE COMPANY with Flying Forms, PARTHENIA and guests; LIONHEART; ASTERIA; ARTEK; Members of the GRAND TOUR ORCHESTRA Title EARLY MUSIC EXPOSED Description Conceived & hosted by Frederick Renz, Founder/Director of the Early Music Foundation/Early Music New York, this daylong exploration features lecture-demonstrations by six of NYC’s historically informed performance exponents using Met Museum instruments. Presenter New York Early Music Central Where Metropolitan Museum of Art 1000 Fifth Avenue New York, NY  10028 Admission contact The: Metropolitan Museum of Art Contact Concerts & Lectures Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, March 13, 2010   7:30 PM Who Dryden Ensemble   Jane McKinley,oboe; Vita Wallace & Andrea Andros, violins; Theresa Salomon, viola; Lisa Terry, cello. Title Mozart & Company Description Music for oboe and string quartet, including Mozart's Quartet in C Major, K.465 ('Dissonance') and Haydn's Quartet in D Major, Op. 20, no. 4 Presenter The Dryden Ensemble Where St. Paul's Episcopal Church 84 East Oakland Avenue Doylestown, PA  18901 Admission $35; $30-seniors; $15-students Contact drydenens@aol.com or 609-466-8541 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, March 13, 2010   8 PM Who Polyhymnia - John Bradley, Director   Natasha Badillo, Rachel Bazaz, Kristin Luchtman, Nancy Temple – Soprano Ann Berkhausen, Johanna Bronk, Brianne Brunick – Alto Richard Bränström, Paul Nelson, John Shumway, Wayne Wright - Tenor Dan Cooke, James Middleton, Michael Peppard - Bass Title Psalmi Davidis Poenitentiales Description The Lassus seven Penetential Psalms stand as one of the greatest motet cycles. Come with us as we glimpse behind the tapestried walls of the ducal court at Munich, to hear the psalms kept for the private use of their patron. Where The Church of St. Ignatius of Antioch 552 West End Avenue (enter on W. 87th St.) New York, NY  10024 Admission $25, $15 Students, Seniors, EMA , TDF Contact 917-838-4636 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, March 13, 2010   8PM Who Fanfare Consort   Thom Freas, Artistic Director, with soloists Claudia Rosenthal, soprano; Nadine Kulberg, mezzo-soprano; Robyn Gangi, tenor/conductor, & Jason Steigerwalt, baritone Title Messiah Sing-Along, Parts II & III (Lent & Easter portions) Description YOU are the chorus! Fanfare Consort will accompany George Frederic Handel’s musical representations of Old and New Testament references to Lent and Easter on historically accurate instruments. Bring your own score or "borrow" one of ours. Presenter Fanfare Consort Where St. Stephen Church 6948 Main Street Trumbull, CT  06611 Admission $15 for adults; $10 for students/seniors; $30 for Contact 203.258.9103 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, March 14, 2010   3:00 PM Who Dryden Ensemble   Jane McKinley,oboe; Vita Wallace & Andrea Andros, violins; Theresa Salomon, viola; Lisa Terry, cello. Title Mozart & Company Description Music for oboe and string quartet, including Mozart's Quartet in C Major, K.465 ('Dissonance') and Haydn's Quartet in D Major, Op. 20, no. 4 Presenter The Dryden Ensemble Where Miller Chapel, Theological Seminary campus 64 Mercer Street Princeton, NJ  08540 Admission $35; $30-seniors; $15-students Contact Jane McKinley at drydenens@aol.com or 609-466-8541 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, March 14, 2010   4PM Who Fanfare Consort   Thom Freas, Artistic Director, with soloists Claudia Rosenthal, soprano; Nadine Kulberg, mezzo-soprano; Robyn Gangi, tenor/conductor, & Jason Steigerwalt, baritone Title Messiah Sing-Along, Parts II & III (Lent & Easter portions) Description YOU are the chorus! Fanfare Consort will accompany George Frederic Handel’s musical representations of Old and New Testament references to Lent and Easter on historically accurate instruments. Bring your own score or "borrow" one of ours. Presenter Fanfare Consort Where Shrine of Saint Anne 515 South Main Street Waterbury, CT  06706 Admission Suggested free-will offering of $20.00 Contact 203-756-4439 shrineprograms@comcast.net Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, March 14, 2010   4PM Who Uncommon Temperament   Ariadne Greif, Liv Heym, Rose Hashimoto, Ryan Walsh, Sasha Gee Enegren, Jonathan Engel, Rheagan Osteen, Anna Hiemstra, et al. Title Telemann's Birthday Party Description An lively afternoon of hijinks and chamber music by Telemann and people he might have invited to his birthday party if he'd had the chance. Presenter Music in Chelsea@St. Peter's Church Where St. Peter's Church 346 West 20th St. between 8th and 9th Avenues New York, NY  10011 Admission $10 Suggested Donation Contact uncommontemperament@ariadnegreif.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Wednesday, March 17, 2010   1:15 pm Who Daniel Swenberg and Nell Snaidas Title Music of Schubert, Spohr, and Sor Description Early Romantic songs by Franz Schubert (1797-1828), Louis Spohr (1784-1859) and Fernando Sor (1778-1839) for soprano with guitar accompaniment, in original 19th century versions. Presenter Midtown Concerts Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission free, no tickets necessary Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, March 17, 2010   7:30 PM Who New York Consort of Viola   Judith Davidoff, Lucy Bardo, Lawrence Lipnik, Lesley Retzer Title Music of Reflection and Passion Description Vocal and instrumental works by Buxtehude, Gibbons, Schein, Tallis,Schwartzkopff and others performed by the Transfiguration Choir of Men and Boys, New York Consort of Viols, Boychoir Consort of Viols, Transfiguration Camerata Presenter Church of the Transfiguration (The Little Church Around the Corner). Where One East 29th Street between Fifth and Madison Avenues New York, NY  10016 Admission $25; $15 students and seniors Contact 212 580 9787` Links «mapquest»   «mail» -top-   Wednesday, March 17, 2010   7:30 PM Who The Transifguration Choirs   The Transfiguration Choirs of Men and Boys and Camerata with The New York Consort of Viols and the Boychoir Viol Consort Title Music of Passion and Reflection Description Lenten music featuring movements of Buxtehude's Membra Jesu Nostri, Allegri's Miserere, and music for viols and voices by Gibbons. Presenter Music for Awhile Where Church of the Transfiguration 1 East 29th Street New York, NY  10016 Admission $25/ $15 students and seniors Contact 212-684-4174 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Friday, March 19, 2010   8 PM Who ARTEK   Featuring Robert Mealy, violinist, with Daniel Swenberg, Charles Weaver, Motomi Igarashi, and Gwendolyn Toth Title Venice to Vienna Description An instrumental program featuring violinist Robert Mealy in Italian and Italian-influenced music from the 17th century, with extravagant continuo accompaniment. Presenter ARTEK Where All Saints' Church 17 All Saints' Road Princeton, NJ   Admission Regular $40, rear $20 (students & seniors $30/$10) Contact http://www.gemsny.org/ordertickets.html Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, March 20, 2010   8PM Who EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK; Frederick Renz, Director Title GERMANIA ~ AMERIKA. 18th-Century European & German-American Composers Description Works by highly esteemed German composers J. Kaspar Ferdinand Fischer and J. Friedrich Fasch along with those of John Christopher Moller, one of first American composer/publishers in the US. Ian Howell, guest countertenor. Box Office 212-280-0330 Where St. James' Church Madison Avenue at 71st Street New York, NY  10021 Admission Tickets $40 at door (students $20) Contact Craig Feder, Manager Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, March 20, 2010   8PM Who Christopher Morrongiello, lute Title A CELEBRATION OF GALILEO THE LUTENIST Description Many are unaware that Galileo came from a highly musical family & was himself an accomplished lutenist. Custer is pleased to have renowned lutenist Christopher Morrongiello perform works of the Galilei family & their musical contemporaries. Presenter The Custer Institute Where The Custer Observatory 1115 Main Bayview Road (South of Route 25) Southold, NY  11971 Admission Suggested donation: $10 Members, $15 Non-Members, Contact 631-765-2626 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, March 21, 2010   1:30 pm Who Waits Trio   Liv Heym, baroque violin; James Waldo, viola da gamba; Erin Hanke, harpsichord with Alex Fortes, baroque violin Description Students of the Juilliard Historic Performance program and Mannes College present works by Marin Marais, Dario Castello, Giovanni Paolo Cima, Francois Couperin, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Dietrich Buxtehude. Presenter Mannes College Where Mannes College Concert Hall 150 W 85th Street New York, NY   Admission Free Contact Erin Hanke Links «mapquest»   «mail» -top-   Sunday, March 21, 2010   4 PM Who ARTEK   Featuring Robert Mealy, violinist, with Daniel Swenberg, Charles Weaver, Motomi Igarashi, and Gwendolyn Toth Title Venice to Vienna Description An instrumental program featuring violinist Robert Mealy in Italian and Italian-influenced music from the 17th century, with extravagant continuo accompaniment. Presenter ARTEK Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th St. New York, NY   Admission Regular $40, rear $20 (students & seniors $30/$10) Contact http://www.gemsny.org/ordertickets.html Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, March 21, 2010   4PM Who Joao Kouyoumdjian Title Classical Guitar Recital Description Brazilian Classical Guitarist Joao Kouyoumdjian presents his arrangment of J. S. Bach's Violin Sonata, BWV 1003, in addition to works of Rosenmuller, Weiss, and Villa-Lobos. Presenter The Music Society of Grace Church in Newark Where Grace Church 950 Broad Street Newark, NJ  07102 Admission Free-will offering Contact (973) 623-1733 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Sunday, March 21, 2010   5:00 PM Who Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity   The Bach Choir; Soprano, Jennifer Bates; Countertenor, Jason Abrams; Tenor, John Kawa; Bass, Joe Damon Chappel; Evang.-Tenor, Tony Boutté; Jesus-Bass, Drew Santini; The Bach Players; Concertmaster, Zachary Carrettin; Cantor, Rick Erickson Title St. John Passion, BWV 245 Description On Bach’s 325th Birthday, the “St. John Passion” (BWV 245) will be rendered in the context of worship. No tickets for this event, a free-will offering is received during the service. Space is limited. Presenter Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Where Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 65th St and Central Park West Manhattan, NY   Admission free will offering Contact 212-877-6815 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, March 21, 2010   7 PM Who David Simpson Title Baroque Cello recital Description Music for solo cello by Bach(Suites 1 and 4), dall'Abaco, Gabrielli, Telemann, Graziani Where Christ and St. Stephen's Episcopal Church 120 West 69th Street (between B'way and Columbus) New York, NY  10023 Admission suggested donation $15, $10 for students/seniors Contact dn.simpson@free.fr Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Monday, March 22, 2010   8PM Who The Collegiate Chorale   with The American Symphony Orchestra and featured soloists. Conducted by Ted Sperling. Title The Grapes of Wrath Description Ricky Ian Gordon and Michael Korie adapt their opera for this NYC concert premiere. Narrated by Jane Fonda, soloists include Nathan Gunn, Victoria Clark, Elizabeth Futral, Anthony Dean Griffey, Steven Pasquale, Christine Ebersole, and others. Presenter The Collegiate Chorale Where Carnegie Hall 57th Street and 7th Avenue New York, NY  10019 Admission $25 to $160 Contact The Collegiate Chorale Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Tuesday, March 23, 2010   7:30pm Who Les Folies Françoises directed by Patrick Cohën-Akenine   Patrick Cohën-Akenine, violin François Poly, cello Béatrice Martin, harpsichord Title Great Parisian Masters Under Louis XV: Music of Leclair, Barrière, and Royer Description This dynamic ensemble breathes new life into the wide instrumental repertoire of the 17th and 18th centuries, in the Baroque spirit of freedom, plurality, and creativity with a program of music by court musicians to the infamous Louis XV. Presenter The Morgan Library & Museum and Boston Early Music Festival Where Gilder Lehrman Hall at The Morgan Library & Museum 225 Madison Avenue New York, NY  10016 Admission $35 for Morgan members; $45 for non-members Contact 212-685-0008 x560 or www.themorgan.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, March 24, 2010   1:15 pm Who Lyra Consort   Beverly Au, Lisa Terry, lyra viol, and Vita Wallace, violin Title Chamber Music with Lyra Viol Description two works for violin, lyra viol and continuo by Renaissance viol player and composer Christopher Simpson (c.1602-1669), a selection of lyra viol solos by John Jenkins (1592-1678) and a duo for violin and bass viol by Matthew Locke (c.1621-1677) Presenter Midtown Concerts Where Immanuel Lutheran Church 122 East 88th Street New York, NY  10128 Admission free, no tickets necessary Contact 212-967-9157 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, March 24, 2010   6:15 PM Who Leah Gale Nelson, baroque violinist   Dongsok Shin, organ; Daniel Swenberg, theorbo Title The Sorrowful Mysteries Description Sonatas VI-X of the Rosary Sonatas by Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber von Biber Presenter Saint Agnes Church Where The Church of Saint Agnes 143 East 43rd Street New York, NY  10017 Admission $20 suggested donation Contact Andrew Mills Links «mapquest»   «mail» -top-   Wednesday, March 24, 2010   7PM Who Good Pennyworths Vocal Quartet with Lute   Garald Farnham, baritone & lutes; Erika Lloyd, soprano; Alane Marco, soprano; Christopher Preston Thompson, tenor Title True Love Never Did Run Smooth Description A staged concert of songs from Shakespeare, including works by John Dowland, Robert Johnson, Thomas Ford and others, woven together using Shakespeare's own words. Stage Direction & Text Adaptation by Katherine Harte-DeCoux. Presenter Good Pennyworths Inc. Where Saint Peter's Church 619 Lexington Avenue at E54th Street at the Citicorp Building New York, NY   Admission Suggested Donation $20 / Students & Seniors $10 Contact Garald Farnham 917-459-7561 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, March 27, 2010   3:30PM Who Good Pennyworths Vocal Quartet with Lute   Garald Farnham, baritone & lutes; Erika Lloyd, soprano; Alane Marco, soprano; Christopher Preston Thompson, tenor Title True Love Never Did Run Smooth Description A staged concert of songs from Shakespeare, including works by John Dowland, Robert Johnson, Thomas Ford and others, woven together using Shakespeare's own words. Stage Direction & Text Adaptation by Katherine Harte-DeCoux. Presenter Good Pennyworths Inc. Where Advent Lutheran Church 2504 Broadway at W93rd Street New York, NY  10025 Admission Suggested Donation $20 / Students & Seniors $10 Contact Garald Farnham 917-459-7561 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Sunday, March 28, 2010   3PM Who Professional Choir of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church   with the Biava String Quartet; Andrew Henderson, conductor Title Haydn: Seven Last Words of Christ Description The Saint Andrew Music Society's Music on Madison series will present a Palm Sunday concert featuring Haydn's Seven Last Words of Christ in an arrangement for chorus and string quartet. Presenter Saint Andrew Music Society Where Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church 921 Madison Avenue at 73rd Street New York, NY  10021 Admission $20 ($15 - students & seniors) Contact Mary Huff Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, March 28, 2010   8:00PM Who Members of Sinfonia New York with guests Jessica Gould, soprano & Jennifer Lane, mezzo   Jessica Gould, soprano & Jennifer Lane, mezzo-soprano guest artists members of Sinfonia New York, John Scott music director Title A Pergolesi Offering: Music of Sacrifice and Redemption Description Pergolesi's compositions for the Lenten season, including the two Salve Regina settings, arias from the oratorio La Morte di San Giuseppe, and the celebrated duet, Stabat Mater. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where The Church of the Epiphany 1393 York Avenue and 74th Street New York City, NY   Admission $25 Contact orders@gemsny.org (212) 866 - 0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, April 10, 2010   8:30am Who Chalice Consort Title Early Music Scholar's Competition and Conference Description The Early Music Scholars Competition is a competition presented by Chalice Consort to foster the discovery of early music choral scores. For more information, please visit: www.chaliceconsort.org Presenter Chalice Consort Where 1111 Ofarrell St San Francisco, CA  94109 Admission $50.00 Contact katie@chaliceconsort.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, April 17, 2010   7:30PM Who Ensemble Improptu   Michelle D Cosgrove, modern and baroque flutes; Michael Strauss, viola; Charles Forbes, cello; Lewis R Baratz, harpsichord & recorder Title Music of the Late Baroque & Early Classic Eras Description Ensemble Impromptu will perform works by Joseph Bodin de Boismortier, Johann Sebastian Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Jean-Baptiste Loeillet (of London), Michael Haydn, Thomas Arne, and Ludwig van Beethoven. Presenter St.. Paul's Lutheran Church Where St.. Paul's Lutheran Church Main & Spruce Streets Doylestown, PA  18901 Admission $15 gen / $10 students/seniors Contact Michelle Cosgrove Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, April 17, 2010   8PM Who Choir of Saint Ignatius of Antioch   All-professional choir. Description The two "Missa de Beata Virgine" of Antoine Brumel and Josquin des Prez, written in contest during their last years. Presenter Music at St. Ignatius of Antioch Where St. Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church 552 West End Avenue and West 87th Street New York, NY  10024 Admission Advance: $25/$15 seniors; At door: $30/$20 seniors Contact 212-580-3326 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, April 18, 2010   4PM Who Hélène Schmitt Title A violino solo senza basso Description The sensational French violinist Hélène Schmitt makes her North American debut playing works that include a sonata and partita by J. S. Bach, and pieces by Biber and Tartini. Presenter Music Before 1800 Where Corpus Christi Church 529 West 121st Street New York, NY  10027 Admission $40, $30, $20; stu/sen $35, $25, $15 Contact 212-666-9266 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Saturday, April 24, 2010   8 pm Who American Classical Orchestra Title As the Masters Heard It Description A concert of huge proportions with the Cathedral Choir and the Choirs of Trinity New Haven & Trinity Princeton. The program also includes Handel’s Coronation Anthems. Where The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine 1047 Amsterdam Avenue New York, NY  10025 Admission $75, $50, $35 or $15 for students Contact boxoffice@aconyc.org or 212-362-2727 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Thursday, April 29, 2010   8 PM Who Choir of St. Luke in the Fields   David Shuler, Music Director Title Monteverdi: 1610 Vespers Description Monteverdi: 1610 Vespers, in honor of the 400th anniversary of this monumental masterpiece - Choir of St. Luke in the Fields with period instruments - preceded by lecture at 7 PM Presenter Music & Arts at St. Luke in the Fields Where Church of St. Luke in the Fields 487 Hudson Street (1 block south of Christopher) New York, NY  10014 Admission $30 general; $20 students/seniors Contact 212-414-9419 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, May 1, 2010   4 PM Who Andrew Bolotowsky, baroque flute, and Rebecca Pechefsky, harpsichord Title Music at Morris-Jumel Season Finale Description Works by flute and harpsichord by Joseph Bodin de Boismortier, Johann Ludwig Krebs, Johann Friedrich Reichardt, and Graham Lynch, the world premiere of his tango-inspired "Milonga pour Milonga" in the baroque flute and harpsichord version. Presenter Music at Morris-Jumel Where Morris-Jumel Mansion 65 Jumel Terrace New York, NY  10032 Admission $25/20 Mansion members, reservations required Contact Carol Ward at education@morrisjumel.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, May 1, 2010   8PM Who EARLY MUSIC NEW YORK; Frederick Renz, Director Title RULE BRITANNIA ~ HAIL COLUMBIA. English & Anglo-American Composers of the 18th Century. Description Works by English baroque composers Henry Purcell, Charles Avison, William Boyce and G.F. Handel. Raynor Taylor, a boy chorister of the Chapel Royal, later worked in the United States as an organist, teacher, and composer. Box Office 212 280-0330 Where St. James' Church Madison Avenue at 71st Street New York, NY  10021 Admission Tickets $40 at door (students $20) Contact Craig Feder, Manager Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, May 2, 2010   4PM Who Pomerium   Alexander Blachly, Director Title William Byrd: Catholic Composer in an Anglican Land Description Pomerium concludes Music Before 1800’s 35th anniversary season that has mainly featured vocal groups. Throughout his career, Byrd remained a Catholic in Anglican England. By his immense talent, he won the protection of Queen Elizabeth and James I. Presenter Music Before 1800 Where Corpus Christi Church 529 West 121st Street New York, NY  10027 Admission $40, $30, $20; stu/sen $35, $25, $15 Contact 212-666-9266 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web»  «audio» -top-   Thursday, May 6, 2010   8 PM Who Parthenia   Beverly Au, Lawrence Lipnik, Rosamund Morley and Lisa Terry, viols Title HOT OFF THE PRESS! 2010 Edition Description Dramatic and sublime new works for viols, featuring exciting compositions by David Glaser and Frances White commissioned by the Fromm Foundation. Presenter Parthenia, a consort of viols Where Center for Jewish History 15 West 16th Street New York, NY   Admission $25 open seating; students tickets $10 at the door Contact 212-358-5942, or parthenia.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Thursday, May 6, 2010   8:00PM Who Monica Huggett, violin & Audrey Axinn, fortepiano Title Solo Violin Recital Description Internationally acclaimed violinist Monica Huggett performs accompanied and unaccompanied works for violin in the auditorium of the historic Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden, built in 1799. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where The Abigail Adams Smith Museum Auditorium 417 East 61st Street New York City, NY   Admission $25 Contact orders@gemsny.org, (212) 866 - 0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Monday, May 10, 2010   7:00 pm Who Early Music from Cusco Title Early Music from Cusco Description This concert will feature vocal/instrumental music written in Cusco in the 17th Century. The city occupied a special place in Spanish Peru and its churches developed a rich musical tradition in the decades after the conquest. Presenter Americas Society Where Americas Society 680 Park Ave New York, NY  10065 Admission Free Contact dgacs@as-coa.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Wednesday, May 12, 2010   8PM Who The Collegiate Chorale   With The American Symphony Orchestra and featured soloists. Conducted by James Bagwell. Title Handel's Israel in Egypt Description The Collegiate Chorale with The American Symphony Orchestra conducted by James Bagwell present one of George Frideric Handel's monumental achievements, Israel in Egypt. With soloists Brian Asawa and Rufus Müller. Presenter The Collegiate Chorale Where Skirball Center for the Performing Arts 566 La Guardia Place (at Washington Square South) New York, NY  10012 Admission $25 to $85 Contact The Collegiate Chorale Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, May 15, 2010   3 PM Who Rebecca Pechefsky, harpsichordist Title Recital Description Featuring Johann Ludwig Krebs's French Overture, inspired by that of his teacher J. S. Bach. Also on the program will be works by Jean-Philippe Rameau, who also may have influenced Krebs. Presenter Quill Classics Where Chapel of First Unitarian Church 50 Monroe Place Brooklyn, NY  11201 Admission $20 Contact rpechefsky@gmail.com Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, May 16, 2010   4:00PM Who Larry Long, organ Title Organ Works of JS Bach Description The Salon/Sanctuary season concludes with a celebration of the 325th anniversary of JS Bach. Presenter Salon/Sanctuary Concerts Where The Church of the Epiphany 1393 York Avenue and 74th Street New York City, NY   Admission $25 Contact orders@gemsny.org, (212) 866 - 0468 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top- All dates and locations are subject to change. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that you check ahead to confirm concert listings. Please «contact» us with any questions and/or comments.