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For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1537451127644-KMZF656JQJ5BQZHMIJBK/more+candles.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 A sequence of music and readings for Advent with the (professional) Choir of St John’s in the Village, Dignity Chorus, soloist Chloe Holgate (soprano), and organist Ed Broms. Music by Carson Cooman (born 1982), Heinrich Isaac (1450-1517), Orlando Gibbons (1583-1625), Buddy Greene (born 1953) and others, with excerpts from Handel’s Messiah. The carol service is followed by a mulled wine reception (with hot soft drink alternative). Free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1542384628952-20S07E2TLSTQXUDSQGNQ/Chant+image3.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Join Lawrence Harris at St. John’s In the Village for an evening of singing the MOST BEAUTIFUL CHANTS OF CHRISTMAS including Hodie Christus natus est, hymns from the Liturgy of the Hours, and selections from the Christmas masses. Free admission. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1541431960498-9M4BKTE7URNBJSLRIRFO/35433414_449937475455801_6237477770146873344_n+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Chantal Balestri and colleagues perform a concert including the sextet for piano and winds Sextuor by Francis Poulenc. Other pieces in the program include works by renowned American composer David Winkler and other duets for guitars. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1542383982059-CIM8B9UJNN2NWODLFBQV/amber+evans.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Amber Evans (soprano) with Issei Herr (cello) performing Hansen’s Three Minatures, Birtwistle’s 9 Settings of Lorraine Niedecker, Babbitt’s Autobiography of the Eye, Tavener’s Lament for Phaedra, Carter’s Movement 4 from Tempo e Tempi, plus a premier of a work with electronics by Su Jin Kang. $20 For Information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1542388865033-KFBVSPZ55CQVRZLX4KFA/BVM+winter.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Solemn Evensong for the Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, sung by Voyces (of Staten Island). Music by Britten, Parsons, Purcell, and others. Mulled wine reception. Free but booking is advised for catering purposes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1542389370027-CDOE529KNPAYZP4SRN34/December+9+image.jpeg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 It’s that time of the year again! Praised for her “strongly centered, richly textured soprano” by New York Magazine, the Marian Anderson Award-winning soprano, Indira Mahajan is joined by tenor, Everett Suttle for a beautiful concert of Christmas favorites! $10-$20. For information and booking click here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1542825184818-BK4FISMECLAAAIA1MLSG/Tabula+Rasa+%282%29.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 You are invited to the opening of Greenwich Village’s newest small gallery space. An evening of conversation, live music, refreshments, clean white walls, and bright ideas. The event is free but booking is essential (no admittance without registration) For further information and registration click here. Enter by 224 Waverly Place. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1537451679016-DEUPE5VW9MC1CWDTIP1K/Dec14.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 This fall the Mob celebrates feelings, instinct, and, of course, digestion. It’s amazing how many songs seem to be about feelings but are really about food. And why search for truth when you can have a hamburger instead? No tickets needed: donation ($10–or more!) at the door. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1538685818381-1E5M7AZ4QWFUB3R8VP6Q/amber+evans.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Amber Evans (soprano) with Jon Clancy (percussion) perform works by B. Younge, A. Perini, K. Soper, S. Steen-Andersen, and A.L. Scartazzini. Jon Clancy (Westfield, NJ) and Amber Evans (Brisbane, AUS), panSonus is an interdisciplinary duo that seeks to promote and collaborate in the creation of new works for combinations of voice, percussion, theatre, and electronics that transcend their respective traditional practices; with visceral performance experiences through works that heighten awareness of corporeal, spacial, and material resonance. Tickets $10- $20. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1542386614695-BEHJHYHJ5FA3NSPHY4LS/Frank+Matthis+plus.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Foundation for the Revival of Classical Culture presents Organist and pianist Jonathan DePeri and baritone Frank Mathis joining forces again to perform Christmas highlights of the Baroque sacred vocal repertoire by Bach and Handel, together with celebrated organ works by Bach. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1538686013329-CAU0HCMIDKN6ZTB1JWOR/amber+evans.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Amber Evans (soprano) and Sam Zagnit (double bass) present an interdisciplinary collaboration with Michael Greenberg and NE14 Dance, featuring works by: Katherine Balch, Jay Julio (world premiere), Ledah Fink , Naomi Weinroth (world premiere), and György Kurtág. $20. For information ant booking click hjere. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1537451861835-JI2UVCJ24Z4XZVQ55AZ9/Madrigalists.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Seasonal musical selection from 17th century England by Byrd, Dowland, Purcell, Campion and more Catherine Hancock and Karin Weston, sopranos Anna Wilson, mezzo-soprano Christopher Baum, lute/tenor Michael Conwill, bass Sarah Stone, viol $20 Suggested Donation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1537452065116-KSWKREGPFELL6GZ0IN3H/Dec23.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Lessons & Carols by candlelight with early music for voices and period instruments, along with ‘new’ mediëval music. Readings in Middle English from John Wycliffe’s 14th century translation of the Bible. A reception of hypocras and sweetmeats follows. Free but booking is advised for catering purposes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1543774909683-6CZ0J7B6DT8M39ZNZJOQ/Stille.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Relive the magic of that Christmas Eve in 1818 when the world first heard Silent Night. The New York Weinachtschor sings a selection of popular English and other carols and also leads the audience in singing the music that makes Christmas. Soloists include Katrin Bulke (soprano), from Salzburgerland in Austria, the home of Silent Night. A reception of hot spiced drinks and sweetmeets follows the carol concert. $20 but free to seniors and children. Booking essential (both for free and for paid tickets). For booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1537453053509-JPOBF0OTOMTHEJOFMGH1/church+candles.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Following the Carol Concert reception the traditional Midnight Mass of Christmas is sung by St John’s (professional) Choir and is followed by a champagne reception. Free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1537452392473-ZU026UJ3GIPK4IIM5ISU/Dec25.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 The ‘Christ-mass’ is sung to the timeless music of plainsong in the candle-lit church. Free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1537452594495-8MMUPFDIGWYWKU8I2SJH/Dec27.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Patronal Mass by Candlelight with fully catered Long Table Boar’s Head Dinner with the singing of the Boar’s Head Carol. Dinner $20. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1545603219143-SURIETZ52EN1EJYV90PW/Kevin+Hayes.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 - Kevin Hayes jazz pianist https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1545603335661-7C8BWLBLU97QLYFI0P8G/chant.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 A continuation of the series of workshops exploring Gregorian chant For singers, conductors and the merely curious In the gallery Enter 224 Waverly Place https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1545603587175-Y7Y8K79ROV0UGBMM3U1W/Rose+Hartman.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 Opening Reception 7:00 to 9:00 PM Enter through 224 Waverly Place Photographs by the Village’s own and incomparable Rose Hartman. Continuing through …. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1545603745692-QDWW9KXMBVQGA1OHGKTY/Cermony+of+Carols.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter 2018/19 https://www.stjvny.org/october-arts-programs daily 0.75 2018-10-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1538490983750-T124WSRMHXCBL3F4L4ZY/October+arts.jpg October arts Programs https://www.stjvny.org/eventembed daily 0.75 2018-10-26 https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-winterjanuary daily 0.75 2019-01-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1544727235983-F7MY2SDDJ2TRVAEMZMIU/horb.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January - Arts at St. John’s Winter 2019 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1544728090339-8IE28QPQC5HYQUZIV1V2/Kevin+Hayes.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January - Kevin Hayes Jazz pianist presented by Ferrara International Piano Competition For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1544728532333-70PZSLLLYS55AYR3OFCX/chant.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January A continuation of the series of workshops exploring Gregorian chant For singers, conductors and the merely curious In the gallery Enter 224 Waverly Place For informatio contact chantworkshop@stjvny.org https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1544729426262-DMMUK2LMWKLCIWA6JCV1/Rose+Hartman.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January Opening Reception 7:00 to 9:00 PM Photographs by the Village’s own and incomparable Rose Hartman. . The Opening is now at capacity. The exhibition runs until the end of January. The Gallery, entered at 224 Waverly Place, is open from 10am to 3pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and 1pm to 3pm on Thursdays Art work $750 - $2000 For the gallery annoucement click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1544729067346-ITEW7A0KXLIA215FOXG6/Cermony+of+Carols.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January Benjamin Britten’s charming setting of Middle English and Middle Scots carol texts for harp and upper voices. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1544994276290-BKD6G3GKP31C35PD6FKN/Trovatore.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January Globetrotting Dramatic Mezzo-Soprano Anna Viemeister with Spinto Dramatic Tenor Lindell Carter, along with Stratispheric Soprano Katrin Bulke and Verdi Baritone Hyung Joo Eom filling the evening with glorious music. The program will encapsulate the VERY BEST of Verdi's Masterpiece and will run for about an hour and a half. (PLUS a sneak preview of our upcoming 2019 performances!) For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546377943204-G6BLR9A4E3SACR2FR8TO/tALI+JAN.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January PROGRAM: Barrios -An alm for the love of god; Pipo - Cancion y Danza; J.S.Bach - D minor chaconne; Albeniz- Torre bermeja & Asturias One of the world’s leading and most charismatic guitarists, Tali Roth has been hailed by Classical Guitar magazine as "an extraordinary solo and chamber musician” and by The New York Times as a “marvelous classical guitarist For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546621119745-BGLPBQT1KDKZJTRIU5H6/David+yardley.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January David Yardley and Talisman Medieval present music of the 12th and 13th centuries for voices and instruments. for information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546376661349-4KG06HU35MHP9OA8RJ83/Four+Seasons+II.png Arts at St. John's - Winter/January Jack Kulowitsch and The Strathmere Ensemble present Vivaldi's much-loved 'Four Seasons' concerti for solo violin and string ensemble. The concert also includes other favorites of the European Baroque repertoire, and is followed by a reception in Revelation GalleryThe concert is free to seniors as part of an initiative by St John's and West View News to give seniors in the Village free access to high-quality arts. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546378428769-L8UZ1S4VILODD8A1EQHB/Kheibeck+jan.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January PROGRAM: Beethoven Sonata, Op. 90, Op. 110, Chopin Ballad #3 and 4 Maryam Raya Kheirbek is internationally recognized for her dynamic stage presence and creative versatility. She gave her first public recital at the age of nine, and made her Carnegie Hall debut at the age of sixteen. For informatio and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546439021259-VGWZ82T27FL08Z2EOOJ6/Chant+image+1.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January Continuing the series of workshops exploring Gregorian chantt. Previous session was 7 January. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546623153657-2JN9T65HBRFHOI2H1BV4/Ads-Up.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January On the night before Australia Day, some of NYC’s finest young Australian musicians team up to present a musical variety show to warm hearts and raise funds for Ads-Up, the charity through which Australians newly-settled in the USA from Australian camps. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546619991882-ETJL0H2DFTM1CSWY1WTF/Leonard+Bopp.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January Composer and conductor Leonard Bopp brings together an exciting ensemble of young musicians presenting young music.The Blackbox Ensemble presents a program investigating the relationship between sound, physical space, and subjective experience. Program includes a mix of improvisatory and notated works by Scott Wollschleger, Pauline Oliveros, and Isabela Tanashian, and concludes with Zosha di Castri's "La Forma Dello Spazio." Tickets $10 - $20. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546620282402-5CWZCLW3U4UFQNVZXG90/Australia.png Arts at St. John's - Winter/January Join Amber Evans, extraordinary Australian soprano, along wwith other Australian NYC musicians in a concert to celebrate Australia Day 2019. Music byb Australian and other composers. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546439374552-LEG4IN34QRRNFMG7Q8RQ/winterreiase+photo.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January Frank Mathis, baritone and Jonathan DePeri, piano One of the most extraordinary song cycles ever composed. Schubert’s Winterreise is astounding, poetic, beautiful and contrary to the commonly held belief that it’s merely a series of songs about a man’s journey through love found and lost, highly political. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546440717892-Y51N5HPNHZ5C9STS5NS4/GVHD+50+logo.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January We begin this year of programming with a multimedia panel, telling the story of how the district was won. What were the Village preservation efforts that directly led to the designation? Originally, the city had proposed a dozen little districts but came to do the “one big one” - how did that come to be? Why wasn’t the district extended all the way west to the Hudson River, as Jane Jacobs wanted? For information and registration click here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1546619237268-CPP4H2K9DQNLEGN2GGPS/cHARLES+1.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/January Charles I of Scotland, in whose honor both North Carolina and South Carolina are named, was unjustly executed by the English Parliament on 30 January 1649. Americans , who experienced our own form of English oppression prior to the Revolution, mark his martyrdom with a special service and candlelit dinner. Service is free and open to all, but booking is essential for dinner. For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/revelation-gallery daily 0.75 2019-02-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1549403012711-7HBV7L67UD5ZZRV9BV5O/Gallery+Feb+%283%29.jpg Revelation Gallery https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-winterfebruary daily 0.75 2019-02-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548457163772-UTVXODT7DEG6D51GR13J/Arts+at+St+John%27s.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548458086637-LSLHGDOYZHAS6K9757NR/Rovenskaya.png Arts at St. John's Winter/February Acclaimed pianist Margarita Rovenskaya and friends perform romantic works for piano quintet. César Franck - Piano Quintet in F minor Antonín Dvořák - Romance in F minor, Op. 11 $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548692879515-90CJK4A9HKPW24P2IDCF/quilt.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February Opening Night: 7pm Tuesday 5 February Award-winning quilter Cindy Beale is a Greenwich Village artist whose career has spanned four decades. The quilts presented in this exhibition range from the 1980s to the present day. Join the artist and friends for drinks and opening of the exhibtion on the first Tueday in February. The show runs until late February. Free but registration is necessary: For information and registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548691873726-SB6562P0UUQ780WAVX7R/Dargan+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February James Dargan, baritone, and Amir Farid, piano, will take you on a journey through some of the tunes of Gabriel Fauré and Franz Schubert, highlighting the connections between their songs and some of the music we've come to consider 'popular' music. The concert also features some Dargan arrangements of popular current classics. $10 - $15 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548692311417-JBKXCGSWE38PR4S1ELOZ/tango.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February An Evening of Spanish Dance & Song Come celebrate Valentine Day early in this soiréefull of love and romance. Be ready to dance! Mario Arevalo, tenor Anna Tonna, mezzo soprano Tristan Gonzalez, piano Henry Guillen, guitar Alvaro Vladimir Lopez & Brenda Bernal ( from Dancing with the Stars, El Salvador) $20 Entrance at 224 Waverly Place. A percentage of profit goes to the provision of music lessons for poor children in El Salvador. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548693653173-G6ZLN3PW830H3YQESBF6/Kheirbek.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February PROGRAM: Beethoven Sonata, Op. 90, Op. 110, Chopin Ballad #3 and 4 Pianist Maryam Kheirbek is internationally recognized for her dynamic stage presence and creative versatility. She gave her first public recital at the age of nine, and made her Carnegie Hall debut at the age of sixteen. $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548693951247-691XABX7348OX74F9ICK/Charu+Suri.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February Join the internationally-acclaimed Charu Suri Trio on Valentine's Day, as they perform original music as well as jazz renditions of timeless love songs. Suri's first album, "Lollipops for Breakfast," won a Global Music Award. She and her trio perform regularly in the New York City area and are planning to tour various cities in the U.S. in 2019. $25 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548715956930-OLSH1E6C05O5U74VQHD2/spirituals.png Arts at St. John's Winter/February St John’s celebrates Black History Month 2019 with a concert of diverse music feature three African-American vocalists. Join singers Lindell Carter, Jonathan Green, and Kofti Hayward in cekebrating the rich repetoire of the American spiritual alongside opera favorites and songs of Cole Porter. $12 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1549468645404-WF535PZTSH06BKE9Q1C1/Bologne.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February Everett Suttle (tenor), Jonathan DePeri (piano), and Brendon Zak (violin) perform music by Afro-French composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, the African-American Henry Burleigh, and settings of poetry by Afro-Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. For informationa and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548695542495-HFF3CQCQ2WXUTPCQ9XGW/chant.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February Learn the performance practice of the music medieval West with Professor Lawrence Harris. Ideal for choir directors, choral scholars, and music students. Previous knowledge of chant notation is not necessary. A 7pm preliminary session helps thos less experienced in preparation for the workshop. Free but registration is advised. Email chantproject@stjvny.org stating attendance from either 7pm or 7:30 pm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548710615549-Y3UUNZIJL6AJM1KRGFEC/Sohyun-Ahn-Photo-e1510602876569.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February The Ferrara International Piano Festival presents pianist Sohyun Ahn in a concert of classical and romantic works for solo piano. Mozart Piano Sonata in B flat major ( K 333) Beethoven Sonata Op.110 Chopin Sonata No 3 in B minor. $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548710951741-IHCR9OKGSRWGMDRV9U2U/string+quartet.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February Jack Kulovich and the Strathmere Ensemble present some of the best-lover repertoire of the string quartet oeuvre. Mendelssohn - String Quartet no 2 in A minor Dvorak - String Quintet in G major $20 Free to seniors but booking is essential For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548711344203-CZXQY6IBRTV1JS7OW1PT/Katrin+Bulke.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February Favorite aria and duets from the classical and romantic opera repertoire. 4 singers + 1 pianist = an evening of delightful music. Join us at St John's in the Village for a concert of operatic arias, duets and ensembles. Verdi, Rossini, Strauss, Mozart... For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548711778226-3XKQOWI1TIC7F38F2TXN/chamber+224.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February Jonathan DePeri, pianist and Founder and Artistic Director of Gotham Arts, will be joined by friends for an undoubtedly fantastic afternoon of great chamber music. PROGRAM: Mozart: Piano Quartet No. 1 in g minor, K. 478 Jonathan DePeri, piano Eric Simpson, violin Eran Leigh, viola Ben Hildner, violoncello Brahms: Violin Sonata No. 1 in G Major, Op. 78 Jonathan DePeri, piano Jeffery King, violin For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1548712372595-5NR1RI0FBF6F6DK13S4Z/Chant+image+1.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February Learn the performance practice of the music medieval West with Professor Lawrence Harris. Ideal for choir directors, choral scholars, and music students. Previous knowledge of chant notation is not necessary. A 7pm preliminary session helps thos less experienced in preparation for the workshop. Free but registration is advised. Email chantproject@stjvny.org stating attendance from either 7pm or 7:30 pm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1550785443067-X1C2O0DRWQI54SVRB8FA/Swans.jpg Arts at St. John's Winter/February Opening of “The Carnival of the Animals”: works by Lisa Kaiser. Join artist Lisa Kaiser in an evening of music and drinks in the presence of many animals! The Opening Night is free but registration is essential. The exhibition runs until the end of March. For information and registration click here. https://www.stjvny.org/ryan-bennett daily 0.75 2019-01-30 https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-wintermarch daily 0.75 2019-03-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1550075610758-A7P90FOEZZ9PPGZU20AU/bagpipe+angels.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March - Arts at St. John’s Winter/March https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551108799966-HWCCJ2OVZ2OAQI3EXV18/Swans.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Lisa Kaiser presents a 'bestiary' of paintings. This, the third exhibition in Revelation Gallery, is of large canvasses depicting birds, reptiles, mammals, including some human animals. Kaiser, who divides her time between the Netherlands and New York City, combines in these paintings her fascination of representational form with the mystery and emotional power of color. The show runs until the end of March. Opening times (subject to change): Mon-Wed: 10am to 3pm https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1550073761039-NQSUOG1PAPYCHOUDVHOF/Irving_Berlin_at_Piano.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March The iconic songs and lesser known masterpieces of America’s quintessential composer, dynamically and lyrically envisioned by Yaala Ballin and her acclaimed Trio. Tickets $15 - $20 Fopr information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1550074207915-23B30R1JRQ7PEFJMF2D0/Carpe+Diem.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March The Ember and Encore singers of Schola Cantorum on Hudson celebrate through music the many opportunities open to those whose work life is, at last, easing its demands in the second half of life—opportunities for greater creative and social engagement and meaningful service. A joyful collaboration of Ember singers and those of NYC Encore Chorale will feature Jake Runestad’s “Come to the Woods” and the northeast premiere of the Craig Hella-Johnson commissioned, “Song from the Road.” The groups will sing several selections together and works by Ysaÿe Barnwell, Laurie Betts Hughes, and Ember's own Resident Composer, Cheryl B. Engelhardt, among others, will complete the concert. Advance tickets $15 - $20 (or $25 on the door). Free to children. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1550074593389-SZ0LHF9EVNYFH84NA5FT/francesca_2+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March PROGRAM: J.S. Bach: Piano Partita No. 1 in B Flat Major BWV 825; R. Schumann: Papillons Op. 2; L. van Beethoven: Piano Sonata No 31 in A Flat Major Op.110 Noted Italian pianist, Francesca Khalifa performs some of the most beautiful Classical repertoire of all times. $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551109618446-AT4DM759YHRHNL08T2X6/square%2BShrove.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March The last hurrah before Lent. Evensong is sung to the music of Plainsong and is followed by the traditional Burial of the Alleluia in the courtyard garden. Cabaret includes Shrove Tuesday pancakes (blini) as well as tapas plates. Performers include soloists and jazz pianist. Evensong and Burial of the Alleluia are, of course, free and open to all. Tickets ($10 - $20) are essential for the Cabaret as space is limited. BYO wine. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551110007501-HLUIO837X1HQ2245SO0A/Ash-Wednesday.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March The beginning of Lent, Ash Wednesday is marked by a sung Eucharist with Imposition of Ashes. Music includes Gregorio Allegri’s famous ‘Miserere Mei’ (composed circa 1630), with its rich polyphonic textures and soaring high solo sections. Free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551110524886-TD57JSL5JNQX9VOV2L53/international-womens-day.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March - Femelody: Instrumental Music by Female Composers Femmelody is an NYC-based collective of women musicians committed to celebrating the artistic voices of women in classical music. This varied program includes songs by Ellen Mandel, a world premiere by Jordyn Gallinek, an arrangement of Lili Boulanger’s Trois Marceaux by Leah Ofman, and dynamic works by Amanda Harberg and Arlene Sierra. Tickets $5 - $10 available on the door only (no pre-booking) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551111271896-55FEQYWL79RHEWTYCT5N/women-s-history-month-e9522fde65047273fa694ab72cec4bed_screen.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Whether you're with her or not, women get a bad rap in Opera of only suffering beautifully or dying while the men folk do all the heavy lifting. On March 9th our strong ladies of the stage are here to tell a different story! Women's History Month is an annual declared month that highlights the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society- And our gals are BRINGING THE HEAT! Come out in solidarity, or just come for a good time! There will be a reception of snacks and beverage! $12 - $20 For information and booking click here.. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551111602511-5AAZKUGVJEFRFJ5Z6XJR/JeffreyRiko2.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Jeffrey Palmer (countertenor) and Riko Higuma (piano) are excited to release their first full-length album together for Blue Griffin Records. Spanning several centuries and genres, the album is a collection of arias, art songs, folk music and solo works that each provide their own unique reflection on the idea of beauty. Join Jeffrey and Riko to celebrate, hear them perform selections from the album live and buy a copy to take home. Free event. No registration required. For more information see jeffreypalmer.net https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551111952728-9VCXRZMGE9MOGJSM5NL5/VictoriaMiningham_3.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Opera singer and Founder of “Victoria Opera House”, Victoria Miningham, curates a delightful afternoon of opera arias from around the world that will delight the senses. $10- $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551112350020-1HM2TACSJKTMSY2O3LDI/GVHD+50+logo.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March The Work Behind the District's Designation 1969 saw the designation of the Greenwich Village Historic District. Travel back in time with our panelists to explore preservation battles and changes in Greenwich Village and beyond before the designation of the district. This will be an in-depth look at the climate and work that set the stage for the Greenwich Village Historic District. With Andrew Berman, Anthony Wood, and Professor Francis Morrone. Free but registration is essential. For registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551112824043-XM5ZB47642XWBRDICM9L/singer-songwriter.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March A truly Greenwich Village evening of song and verse in which local artists share their talent with one another and with you. Cabaret-stye seating. Space is limited. Early booking is advised. BYO wine (no spirits, no beer). $10 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551113286568-Y8T8DEGF17APCSO7E6W7/ichthus.png Arts at St. John's - Winter/March 5.45pm Stations of the Cross 6.15pm Evening Prayer Sushi in the Common Room followed by Compline Lenten Sushi Fridays gather 20's-30's people active in Episcopal congregations across the city for fellowship, food, and prayer during the season of Lent. Stations, Evening Prayer, and Compline, are, of course, open to all. Registration ($15) is required for Sushi Supper and BYO beverage. For registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551113742700-R510NU3GCUICZVWUX1V0/Stellae+Boreales.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Stellae Boreales of Ottawa, one of Canada’s leading youth string ensembles, joins forces with the professional Choir of St John’s in the Village, to offer sacred and secular music for strings and for voices at this Choral Eucharist. Music includes repertoire from Ireland as this coincides with the Feast of St Patrick. The Eucharist is followed by lunch in Revelation Gallery. Free but registration for lunch is necessary. For registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551113936271-RZM7XMZL560C8NJOEUFP/Ireland.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March - Glor na hÉireann With harp, song, and poetry, we tell the story of the island of Ireland at this time of St Patrick’s Day. $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551115113674-0M78J1AFNYEVF0XTVRVW/duo+pianists.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Reception 7pm. Concert 7.30pm Cherny Concert & Artist Management Ltd. presents Beth Levin and Reed Tetzloff (pianists) in a concert of solo and 4-hand works by Handel, Beethoven, Schubert, and Liszt. Piano: Steinway C (c 1900). $25 - $35 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551115704206-WC0G4QE4DSCNW7YCE20Q/Vocal+Collective+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March International Choirs Concert We extend our deepest sympathies to those bereaved in Christchurch, New Zealand. This memorial concert will be sung by The Vocal Collective of Christchurch, New Zealand, one of the city's leading community choirs. A minute of silence will be observed during the concert in memoriam those who were killed in the horrific attack last week. The Vocal Collective is joined by Affinity Choir, an all-female vocal ensemble from Cardiff, Wales. The choirs offer up a feast of both accompanied and a cappella choral music, sacred and secular. $10 For booking and information click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551115972301-0GR76L7126KS0WOHJQ1S/Zoya-Shuhatovich-a+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Baroque, classical, and romantic works for piano by Bach (BWV 903), Shubert (Op 142), Beethoven (Op 129), and Chopin (Op 72 and Five Mazurkas). $20. Tickets available on the door only. No pre-sales. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551116290051-SEK52LAT00JVSP1TIU9E/string+quartet+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Alexandra Ayoun Kim (cello), Jacob van der Sloot (viola), and Yaegy Park (violin) Beethoven String Trio Op. 9 in G Major Mozart Violin & Viola Duo in G Major K423 Allemande and Courante from Bach Cello Suite No. 4 $10 - $20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553180711906-UJG4VTMINN9JUU94IGNI/Chant+image3.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March The lamentations of Jeremiah, sung during the last days of Holy Week, are among the most beautiful and poignant melodies of the Gregorian chant repertoire. Join Lawrence Harris for 100 minutes of singing and exploring these ancient and deeply spiritual melodies, this Monday evening in St. John's. For first-time participants a basic workshop is offered at 7:00, followed by the proper workshop at 7:30. For singers, choir leaders, and students. Free but registration is advised. Email chantproject@stjvny.org stating attendance from either 7pm or 7:30 pm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551116790627-CJP07SKHVATW4K0D6YUE/Carnival+of+the+Animals.JPG Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Young pianists, with their teachers and friends, join together to present movements of Saint-Saëns’ charming suite of miniatures, in the context of Lisa Kaiser’s painting of animals both human and non-human. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1552421373908-Z9FV4LOY4E2DT2K26VP1/singers+march.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March An evening of lush Italian song with James Dargan (baritone), Nick Hay (bass), Chloe Holgate (soprano), Carla Wesby, and Amir Farid (piano). Repertoire by Verdi, Puccini, Respighi, Mozart, and more. From $10. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551724568486-4IPWUMFFSD3YALO48EAU/Moz-Beet+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Strathmere Ensemble Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik K.525 Vivaldi Guitar Concerto in D major Mozart Sinfonia Concertante for string sextet K364 $20 but FREE TO SENIORS (booking essential) For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551119209131-Q1T5U3W3KICCWIW2VP2R/Rob+Adler.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March Classical guitarists Katty Mayorga, George England, David Gonzalez, Lance Piebenga, and Rob Adler, together with some of their students, perform repertoire by Bellinati, Presti, Paganini, Guitierrez, and (with a Flamenco dancer) Machado. Free But registration by Facebook is helpful. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1552422227963-9ST4CWN41V3H04A4XEME/Do+You+See+What+I+Hear+CAMDEN.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March A mixed-media event presented by Strange Fangs Song Factory (Mario Moroni, poet, and James Glasgow, composer). Hauntingly beautiful music for piano and electric cello. Immersive poetry by award-winning poet Mario Moroni. A dramatic conversation between music and spoken word, hailed as “Incredibly modern and inventive” by The Edinburgh Guide. $10 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1552421857365-B6Y8PLGI4UZHBUR3HDLE/Maryam+Kheirbek.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March PROGRAM: Chopin Ballades Schumann Symphonic Etudes Op. 13 Maryam Raya Kheirbek is internationally recognized for her dynamic stage presence and creative versatility. Born in Washington D.C. to a family of doctors, she gave her first public recital at the age of nine, and made her Carnegie Hall debut at the age of sixteen. Most recently on December 18, 2018, Ms. Kheirbek was a soloist in a concert celebrating the 125th anniversary of “Dvorak at Carnegie Hall”, at Carnegie Hall, Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage. Booking information to follow. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551284218741-3SPR7BIG2OH1QZBSWXO4/woody-guthrie-9323949-1-402.jpg Arts at St. John's - Winter/March A fund-raiser for The Village Trip, our local arts festival in the last weekend of September. Will Kaufman presents song-and-spoken-word “live documentary” telling the story of Guthrie’s battles against his racist Brooklyn landlord, Fred C Trump, father of the US president. It is based on songs, letters, and notebooks discovered in the Woody Guthrie Archives. Tickets from $20. For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/outreach daily 0.75 2020-03-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551123362987-KZFWLACH2KRJ1574SMOR/Ads+Up+help.jpg Outreach https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1583878582734-YEKVKNUZO7HZA6UFEF5K/Diocese+of+Western+Mexico.png Outreach Lent Project 2020: Safety While Seeking Thousands of persons displaced by violence and lawlessness from a variety of Central American countries now live in a vulnerable limbo in Mexico, just south of the US border. After seeking asylum in the USA through the normal legal channels many asylum-seekers are then taken across the border to Mexico while their cases are being heard. Here, where they are denied permission to work by the Mexican government, they are insecurely housed and are commonly subject to kidnap and death-threats, with their families in Central America being asked for ransom. The provision of secure housing and the fostering of community self-organizing are part of the solution to this particular predation. The Diocese of Western Mexico (Anglican Church of Mexico), which borders Arizona and California, is addressing this issue, with a particular project in the city of Nogalez, a city bisected by the USA-Mexican border. The Right Reverend Ricardo Joel Gómez Osnaya, Bishop of Western Mexico, working in collaboration with the Diocese of Arizona (Nogales straddles both dioceses) is setting up secure shelters where asylum-seekers can live in safety, learn new skills, and access education for their children, while their claims are being heard. We aspire to raise $3000 for this project in Nogales. Such a benefaction would then make the Diocese of Western Mexico a ‘global partner’ of St John’s, and this project therefore eligible for grants directly from the Diocese of New York. Lent Project 2020 envelopes are at the back of the church. On-line donation tools are being developed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1551124155747-OZ8JOYS6JD0E8XQ55ROK/OPHI.jpg Outreach - International St John’s international not-for-profit partner is OPHI, the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (ww.ophi.org.uk). OPHI is an non-governmental organization which uses multi-dimensional poverty measuring to analyze poverty across developing and developed nations, with a view to helping nations better understand and address their poverty issues. OPHI’s UK base is the University of Oxford. St John’s is the USA home of OPHI and, among other things, hosts OPHI personnel during the United National General Assembly in September each year, at which OPHI, invited by national governments around the world, reports on its research findings and recommendations. The Reverend Dr Sabina Alike, Founder and Director of OPHI, is an Honorary Assistant Priest of the parish. https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-mst-johns-spring-april daily 0.75 2019-04-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553699144465-E9JMAH4HSDVDROMHL4OD/easter+flowers.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April - Arts at St. John’s Spring/ April https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553699465544-PAOZ3807SWIEVP3AM074/April+2.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Joyce Rezendes has an artistic career spanning over five decades: in California, then Europe, then New York City. By training a painter her output has invovled diverse media and styles, from traditional representational oils-on-canvas, to water-colour, to pen and ink drawing, to collage, and other forms. Free, but registration is important. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553700102922-OZJPNRJB11O7T9Q1IT88/April+5.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Sophia Zhou and Daniel Schreiner play works by Claude Debussy (Selections from Études), György Liget (Selections from Musica Ricercata), Olivier Massiaen (Selections from Musica Ricercata) and Gyorgy Kurtág (Selections from Játékok). $10 - $15 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553791485202-7TNAVQ1WJN8830EBF5G6/sacred+harp+quilt.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Sacred Harp is a vibrant, living tradition of sacred choral music, sung a cappella, that has been handed down for generations. Singers of all levels of experience and ability are encouraged to attend. Everyone is welcome! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553714432381-6646BJOQU7H3TZIR35QM/ARCTIC.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April The jazz quintet Arctic Circle will performing the music of John Coltrane in connection to that of Philip Glass and Arvo Pärt Open Donation For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553700933321-YCKSR67RIK2WWT5FCR1X/April+6_+8pm.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April A spectacular evening featuring one of Richard Strauss' most sumptuous works alongside technicolor beauties from Wagner, Korngold, Chopin, Joplin and Paisiello! Ravishing Soprano Julianna Milin will be delivering these delights along side Master Pianist and Coach William Hicks. $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553791968305-BM77AASBHZ3GXAIDXT4W/yaegy%2B%26%2BBo%2BYung.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Back by popular demand, Yaegy Park is joined by her fellow Juilliard concert artists on March 24 & April 7th in two beautiful chamber music concerts. Yaegy Park, violin; Bo Kyung, piano PROGRAM: Schubert Violin Sonatina in D Major Op. 137; Brahms Scherzo in C major from FAE Sonata; Clare Schumann Three Romances; Vitali Chaconne; Chopin, solo piano For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553715526305-7JGFAKZF41Y72KTQBH8N/singer-songwriter.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April A truly Greenwich Village evening of song and verse in which local artists share their talent with one another and with you. Cabaret-style seating. Space is limited. Early booking is advised. BYO wine (no spirits, no beer) $10 Booking information to follow https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553790022793-HNXDTS471DBWXRFM97BI/french+german.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April After the success of “Opera in the Village”, German soprano Katrin Bulke and French mezzo-soprano Emma Lavandier return to St John’s in the Village for a night of songs, arias and duets from their native countries: Offenbach, Strauss, Schumann, Brahms, Hahn and more! Pianist Eric Sedgwick will accompany. A reception will follow. Price: regular $20, early bird until March 31st $15, reduced $10. Family and group prices available. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553715903780-TI77P19L1Z1EQI0ZTIW9/April+12.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Pianist PAUL VERONA will recreate the European Salon performing Six Nocturnes by Frédéric Chopin, the Moonlight Sonata by Ludwig van Beethoven and 4 pieces from Isaac Albéniz's Iberia Suite. Please join us as for an evening of lush and sensuous music. $15 - $23.50 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553792390742-EG8AL8PA4SPNI4EDOGCU/aPRIL+13_2PM+%282%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April - The Musician and Scientist How Leonardo DaVinci's musical knowledge and skills informed, and was informed by his scientific inventions and knowledge of the natural world. Part 1 of the two part symposium will provide an overview of Leonardo's early musical journey, his musical instrument design, and his use of other scientific domains to inform his acoustical experiments as grounded in the musical, intellectual, and scientific inquiry of the Sforza, Medici, and Este courts. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553716760712-TC228K6GZ5ZAJ98QD93I/aPRIL+13+_+7PM.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April - ANGLIA ANTIQUA This concert celebrates our ‘avian architecture’ with bird-themed vocal music from 16th and 17th centuries with music by Henry Purcell, Orlando Gibbons, Thomas Weelkes, Thomas Morley, Henry and William Lawes, and others, including (from the 1660s) some of the first English-language songs to be heard in Manhattan. $10 - $20 at the door https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553717040675-TPX5G5K0FUKDH892L0Y7/aPRIL+14.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April This concert will present spirituals by African-American composer Roland Carter, celebrating Black Village heritage. With baritone, Frank Mathis, and St John’s Honorary Assistant Organist, Jonathan DePeri. Drinks reception to follow. $10 - $20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1555451170982-FPONWPCBIT588HMNNDDY/Lockdown_Final_RGB.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Lockdown takes an authentic, intimate and powerful look at the impact of long-term incarceration and the reality of what life inside prison is really like. Inspired by Cori Thomas's time with people serving life sentences at San Quentin Prison, Lockdown explores the possibilities for transformation through human connection. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1554501308112-SMQ06BD46UV71DR7BGO2/pieta-gerard-david-a87a7735.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Amber Evans: soprano Luke Pauline: countertenor The Strathemere Ensemble $0 - $20 FREE TO SENIORS by the generosity of West View News For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1554497765539-YQDPQ6Y2HWNKCBBWGIUM/Amber+%2B+Lena.gif Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April A varied and exciting program showcasing the possibilities of the timbral meldings of the voice and violin. Marina Kifferstein - the master of such moments partial Max Vinetz - 123 György Kurtág - excerts from Kafka Fragmente Ben Johnston - Legacy Ashkan Behzadi - az hoosh mi.. Kate Soper - Cipher $10 - $20 For booking and information click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1555451754915-4XSWNWMURA361E5E17OR/April+23.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Alexis Pia Gerlach, cellist Reed Tetzloff, concert pianist PROGRAM J.S. BACH: Sonata no. 2 in D major for Viola da Gamba and Cembalo, BWV 1028 SHOSTAKOVICH: Sonata in D minor for Cello and Piano, Op. 40 BEETHOVEN: Sonata no. 3 in A major for Cello and Piano, Op. 69 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556117742312-UY0HN34QVX0NY92R21X4/Charu+Suri.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April An evening dedicated to lyrical, jazz, with pieces composed by Suri from a new album called "The Book of Ragas" written for a classical jazz trio (double bass, piano, drums) in collaboration with the internationally-renowned gifted Sufi/Ghazal singer, Apoorva Mudgal. Also on the program are new pieces from "The Great American Songbook," a collection of jazz pieces in the style of Ella Fitzgerald and George Gershwin. Wine reception to follow. $25 For Information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556119869371-DNXXGLCI66ACR4RM30AB/Amber+%2B+Thomas.gif Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April We're at it again! Come for a fabulous night of music and of course beverages afterwards! Milton Babbitt - Du Elliott Carter - Of Challenge and of Love George Crumb - The Sleeper Tonia Ko - Smoke and Distance Tickets $20/$15/$10 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1554476711744-Z7BZQNV6JYV5EOTO72SX/opera.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Join Lindell Carter, Jonathan Greene, Samuel Varhan, Hajeong Lee, Anna Viemeister, and Manya Steinkohler in an evening of great arias and duets from the world of classical and romantic opera. $20 Further information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1554477158068-YOP31HCJFCULWT4E1WKY/Rovenskaya%2BMills.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April Margarita Rovenskaya, piano; Kevin Mills, cello PROGRAM: Dvorak rondo, silent woods; Brahms E minor cello sonata; Rachmaninoff op. 2 piano and cello; Schumann op. 73 Fantasiestucke A fantastic program of Dvorak, Brahms & Schumann For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1554749591585-G8CLM3OTW38Z8N3CUERF/Around+6.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April A recital of international good-will showcasing six singers presenting programs of their choice in their home languages. Xiaotong Cao, Soprano Sulgi Cho, Soprano Alexandra Linde, Soprano Polixeni Tziouvaras, Mezzo-Soprano Alexei Kuznietsov, Tenor José Maldonado, Baritone Further information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1553717475222-TMMKXWY7GEOIVS0CAQPL/woody-guthrie-9323949-1-402.jpg Arts at St. John's - Spring/ April A fund-raiser for The Village Trip, our local arts festival in the last weekend of September. Will Kaufman presents song-and-spoken-word “live documentary” telling the story of Guthrie’s battles against his racist Brooklyn landlord, Fred C Trump, father of the US president. It is based on songs, letters, and notebooks discovered in the Woody Guthrie Archives. Tickets from $20. For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/may-arts-incomplete daily 0.75 2019-04-29 https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-springmay daily 0.75 2019-06-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556132526411-1QAWBZP213IS94KFTIII/Maypole.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May - Arts at St. John’s Spring/May-June https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556554985456-UT3EBGHA5460AKUP1Z1R/Madrigalists.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May It is traditional for choirs to sing from rooftops or high terraces in the morning of the first day of May. Morning Prayer is said at 8:00 am then a choir will sing madrigals from the roof overlooking ST. Benedict’s Courtyard. The singing is followed by a champagne breakfast in the Courtyard, marking its opening to the public for the season. Free event, but registration is required. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556551103044-KQB3TPUDVRPHRQ2X8KFC/PEYTCHIKOV.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Ferrara Internationl Piano Festival presents the celebtrated Bulgarian opera singer Valentin Peytchinov accompanied by pianist Juan Lazaro in a beautiful program featuring arias and songs for bass and piano Tickets $10 -$20 For booking and information click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556551823379-ECVNM3D15O3CSJ06UQZR/leonardo_da_vinci.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May To provide an in-depth analysis of Leonardo’s use of musical harmonic proportions to construct form and signification in “The Last Supper” and to interpret performative meaning in his “Festa del Paradiso” enactment of the harmony of the spheres. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556552456444-TKJF21MFIZCKGLV8DQ2F/Verdi.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May As a way of honoring our own “Risorgimento” in musi, Soprano Manya Steinkoler and pianist Francisco Miranda pay homage to Giuseppe Verdi, to the vital spark his work inspires, calling us to stand for freedom against tyranny again today too stand and sing. Tickets $12 - $40. for information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556553123411-9K6WNAW3TTRDB5YWR3VP/Kheirbek.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Concert pianist, Maryam Kheirbek returns to St. John’s in the Village for a program of two fascinating works: L.V. Beethoven’s Fantasia in G minor op. 77 and Robert Schumann’s Symphonic Études, Op. 13 Tickets $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556553832321-HTEPFFA5Z687JOBA5V0R/Chant+image+1.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May The most beautiful and poignant melodies of the Gregorian chant repertoire. Join Lawrence Harris for 100 minutes of singing and exploring these ancient and deeply spiritual melodies, this Monday evening in St. John's. For first-time participants a basic workshop is offered at 7:00, followed by the proper workshop at 7:30. For singers, choir leaders, and students. Free but registration is advised. Email chantproject@stjvny.org stating attendance from either 7pm or 7:30 pm. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556554319552-KQA2BHGHTKOJKA20JUQO/Koi.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Local artist Jon D’Orazio has worked in the genre of naturescapes, drawing and abstraction. In this series of large-scale canvas works the color and form of koi carp hint at the textures and shapes of the Japonais. The exhibition runs through May.: Gallery hours: Mon. - Wed. 10 AM to 3:00 PM Opening reception is free but registration is required. For registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556906358281-4PGBWUMVJMP2U2UOBA0K/Trobar-small.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May The medieval ensemble Trobar explores the music of 14th century Florence in a concert of madrigals, ballates, caccias, laude and dance music organized around the four seasons. $5 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556908070333-2XFESULT5M85W267XXD3/Hanna+Bachmann.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Being called 'a mature personality at the piano' by Kirill Petrenko, the 1993-born Hanna Bachmann now presents herself with a recital program consisting of highlights of the classical and romantic piano solo repertoire in the US. Program: Beethoven: Sonata in c minor op 101. Schumann: Sonata in g minor op. 22 Schubert: 4 Impromptus D899 Free, donations accepted https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556908545460-XYWOMRIIXH4XBASJZQZH/TALI+ROTH+MAY.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May World- renowned guitarist Tali Roth returns to St. John”s with program including: Barrios | La Cathedral ( inspired by Bach ) J.S.Bach | 2nd violin partita; Lauro - 4 Venezuelan valses Piazzolla | Milonga del Angel & Primavera Portena Other guitar solo compositions $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1556910479876-ZZAP3J0ZGS5PIP103B9D/singer-songwriter.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May A truly Greenwich Village evening of song and verse in which local artists share their talent with one another and with you. Cabaret-style seating. Space is limited. Early booking is advised. BYO wine (no spirits, no beer) $10 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557164805394-LJC4T0RYX4R2X88OCWZI/WAKABAYASHI.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May PROGRAM: Chris Martin - Postcards from Far Away J.S. Bach - English Suite No. 3 in G Minor,Gavotte A. Scriabin - Preludes, Op. 11: No. 3 in G Major J.S. Bach - Partita No. 5 in G Major: Praeambulum F. J. Haydn - Sonata in E-flat Major, Hob XVI:52F. Liszt / A.Siloti - Concert Etude i "Un Sospiro" S. Rachmaninoff - Prelude in B Minor,Etude-Tableau M. Ravel - Une Barque sur l'ocean, Alborada del gracioso For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557165892039-3Q1SRVFC1OVNZUXE9U84/EMBER.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May The concert will conclude Ember’s year-long examination and celebration of the second half of life, in this case through the deepened life experience of a retirement-aged population able to live happily with paradoxes, doubts and mysteries. Deborah Simpkin King, Ph.D., Ember's conductor and artistic director, will lead the ensemble in song. For information and booking click here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557166427631-YZLFUUNR6BRNRFXS2GRX/suttle+and+friends.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Join celebrated Tenor EVERETT SUTTLE and friends for an afternoon of vocal delights by PURCELL, BACH , SCARLATTI, HANDEL, SCHUBERT, and BRAHMS. Including early solo songs for voice and harpsichord, Baroque Opera Arias, and Brahms Liebeslieder op. 52 EVERETT SUTTLE, Tenor; KATRIN BULKE, Soprano;NANCY GUICE, Mezzo; FRANK MATHIS, Baritone; JOHNATHAN DEPERI, JAKE HOLTZMAN, harpsichord and pianoforte $ 10- $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557167592876-2DTZ0XALGZ4JOKETTHVP/YGMBenefitConcertSquare+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May 5.30pm Blessing of the Animals (enter by Horsewalk beside 244 W 11th St) and drinks reception (FREE TO ALL) 6.15pm Evensong (sung to the music of plainsong) at which animals are welcome (FREE TO ALL) 7.15pm Humane Society of New York Benefit Concert (tickets required) For benefit information and booking click here. For catering purposes, those planning to come to the blessing reception are asked to register here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557168265909-ZIYO58OAYNUG8ZP3DEKP/SCHULTE.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Wine Reception at 7:00PM and concert to commence at 7:30 PM. In addition to wine receptions, all concerts will be followed by an interview of the performers by Ms. Pamela Kuhn, with audience participation in the Q&A. PROGRAM:Beethoven Sonatas op.30/3, op.30/2 op.96 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557156373402-1MRUMDYNSZVEAZNJRZB1/sHIZ%27KA.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Celebrate the debut release of the recording SCARLATTI SONATAS from young Japanese Classical Pianist SHIZ'KA. The concert will feature a selection of the sonatas on the album during the first half of the program. The second half will feature Beethoven's Piano Sonata Op. 27 No. 1 and Schumann's Symphonic Etudes Op. 13. There will be a complimentary champagne toast ( sponsored by Pleasant Valley Wine) for all ticket holders at 7:15 with the concert starting at 7:30PM. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557429683410-POT2ML7GFV9LVU55LP84/THE+TROUT.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Ben Metrick, piano, with the Strathmere Ensemble, strings, perform Schubert’s The Trout in Revelation Gallery. The entrance to the Gallery is 224 Waverly Place. $0 - $20 FREE TO SENIORS For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1558125619195-CXIE171HEK0UVRDO3FCJ/Kuschnerova.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Program: Haydn - Sonata in E minor Hob.XVI:34 Beethoven - Sonata in E minor, Op.90 (No.27); Prokofiev - Sonata No.3; Glinka - Variations on a Russian folksong Debussy - Pour piano Liszt - Rhapsodie Espagnole Tickets $20 at the door https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557430200888-OCM0RTHO3EK6YZQJ620N/May+25+concert.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Works by Bach, Bernstein, Beethoven, Schumann, Faure, Debussy, and Barber. Kristin Samadi, Piano Stefanie Izzo, SopranO Yuri Namkung, Violin $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557430844097-E0K2CCXVMP79A9TVYREE/benefit+garden.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Come join us in New Docta's mission to enrich the lives of children of all backgrounds with the joys of live music. With your help, together, we make it possible for world-class artists to open the eyes and ears of thousands of children, both here and in Argentina, to a world filled with beauty, hope, compassion, peace and unity. We would like to invite you to an evening filled with friends, inspiring performances, hors d'oeuvres, wine, a silent auction, and videos of our last festival. There might even be some other surprises! 6:30pm Cocktails | 7:15pm Concert | 8pm Reception Revelation Gallery at St. John’s in the Village Business Casual Attire Tickets: $150 (tax-deductible) For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557521077340-NE7OVI5X31U0GLTMWUB6/Ascension.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May This Eucharist for the Feast falling forty days after Easter is sung by C4: The Choral Composer and Conductor Consortium. It features new mass settings by New York composers for unaccompanied choir as well as organ repertoire for the Feast. The Eucharist, to which those of all faiths and of none are welcome, is followed by a Drinks Reception in St Benedict's Courtyard. At this outdoor event (in the Gallery if wet) the parish will present the monies raised in this year's Lent Appeal to the Director of Una Voz Un Mundo. These funds are for the provision of musical instruments in a music school for poorer children in El Salvador. Free, but registration (for catering purposes) is essential. For information and registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557431676136-DTILGDCEG3TBOBMR009O/amber+neil.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May An evening of old and new! Come and see an eclectic mix of old school Strozzi, Dowland and Du Fay with some sick soprano + lute/theorbo arrangements AND some wonderful contemporary guitar and voice duets. Reception to follow! Tickets $20/$15/$10 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557499778611-D4LJBL90MCP0JLAQYVZS/Luz+square.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Ave Maria On the Eve of the Feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary to Elizabeth soprano Luz del Alba Rubio, accompanied by pianist Felix Jarrar, performs a selection of settings of the ancient prayer Ave Maria (Hail Mary). Celebrating both Mary and motherhood in general, the concert also features arias from characters representing motherhood from the world of opera. $20 For information and booking click here. . https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1558621309664-CNSA540VNMYPB1PJ5SGI/LGBT+Menotti.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May Join VPNYC in Musical Celebration with the Music of LGBT Icons Kurt Weill, Samuel Barber and Gian Carlo Menotti at Saint John's in the Village! Enjoy a program of excellent music, crafted with care and paying tribute to a community that shines ever the brighter through adversity! $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1558621736760-L1GPXKA8G7V0QWYPPBQA/Brahms+duo.jpg Arts at St. John's Spring/May FFRCC Youth Chorus; Frank Mathis, baritone; and Jonathan DePeri, organ & piano A program of choral music and art songs focusing on compositions of Brahms plus Bach, Schubert and others. $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/save-may daily 0.75 2019-06-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559828837194-O8YCJB3D61FC52ZP62EN/bodies.jpg Save May https://www.stjvny.org/chairs-project daily 0.75 2019-06-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1557358872476-1OYB8ENJ6994N8BGEHLM/image003.jpg Chairs Project - Fifty Days for Fifty Chairs: Eastertide Project The present chairs in the nave of the church have passed their useful life. Our project for the season of Eastertide, the fifty days between Easter Day and Pentecost, is to replace them with new, better quality chairs. An anonymous benefactor has offered to supplement our own giving by matching chair for chair. We therefore need to raise funds for only fifty chairs to gain the one hundred we need. $250 will purchase one chair with a small brass plaque, which can bear a short line of dedication (eg in memory of John Smith 1945-2019, or, in thanksgiving for the marriage of John and Mary Smith 1950 or for blessings received, Mary Smith, or St Cuthbert of Lindisfarne etc). If you would like to purchase one or more chairs please contact the Rector or the parish office or donate below. If we succeed in raising the funds before Pentecost, we will have delivery of the whole set of chairs by the Feast of Dedication in September/October this year (celebrating the day in 1978 when the church was consecrated). We have raised the intended amount and the chairs have been ordered! They should be in our sanctuary as planned. https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-june daily 0.75 2019-06-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559244915535-JUH37VMP7S8XNSXTZ5IO/rainbow+wave.jpg Arts at St. John's - June - Arts at St. John’s June https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559245486291-GCQL75THPF6UFR5OX7TR/LGBT+Menotti.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Join VPNYC in Musical Celebration with the Music of LGBT Icons Kurt Weill, Samuel Barber and Gian Carlo Menotti at Saint John's in the Village! Enjoy a program of excellent music, crafted with care and paying tribute to a community that shines ever the brighter through adversity! $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559246021964-B8M3BF7FGWSOJHMABDAL/Brahms+duo.jpg Arts at St. John's - June FFRCC Youth Chorus; Frank Mathis, baritone; and Jonathan DePeri, organ & piano A program of choral music and art songs focusing on compositions of Brahms plus Bach, Schubert and others. $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559313925965-C0AX2FCM5WV65R14NDSQ/Luningiana.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Faculty members, alumni and upcoming students will perform together for the presentation concert. Included: singers, pianists and string players in chamber music ensembles. A light refreshment will be served at the end of the concert. $30 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559314635052-EKMHJRXNHWUJERGGDLXF/Holtzman.jpg Arts at St. John's - June PROGRAM: Robert Schumann’s Humoreske J. S. Bach: English Suite No.3 in G minor, BWV 808 Robert Schumann: Arabeske in C major, Op. 18 Robert Schumann: Humoreske in B flat major, Op 20 $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559684814614-1ZNDNBUNATJJB9G7YK5C/Copy+of+June+6+8pm.jpg Arts at St. John's - June PinkNoise presents a concert exploring the connections among technology, sound, and improvisation in a unique collaboration with the jazz pianist Elias Stemeseder. The concerts will feature compositions by Claude Vivier (LGBT), Pauline Oliveros (LGBT), Iannis Xenakis, Kaija Saariaho, Joan Tower, and Zosha Di Castri interspersed among collective improvisations with Stemeseder. $10 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559250422543-0EET8NT2IN0VDOOMQ1MY/Ferraresi.jpg Arts at St. John's - June PROGRAM R. Schumann: Sonata in F sharp minor, Op. 11 F. Chopin: Four Ballades Tickets $15 - $30 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559830417912-XDGR8QY7DTAP6LTKPL1U/bodies.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Sometimes words alone are not enough! Learn how to analyze situations, reflect theologically , and explore new possibilities, using the simple movement and visualization techniques of TO ("Theatre of the Oppressed'). Developed in Latin America and practiced around the world, TO offers participants tools to think about spirituality, social justice, and individual / community-based activism in critical and creative new ways. To register for this event click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559686963777-FQZX5DZOGT1LOI6W4FKL/da+capo+6-8.jpg Arts at St. John's - June You are cordially invited to the DaCapo Salon Series ”Pride”. Celebrating LGBTQ month in partnership with St John’s In the Village. DaCapo Salon Series is formed by Katty Mayorga (guitar), Chantal Balestri (piano), and Ti Chung (Flute), who are active musicians and educators in NYC. With our musician friends, we would like to present you various chamber music. This concert includes Jamie Lee (flute) from the JKLM Duo, Suki Guerrier (Piano) and Chié Yoshinaka (violin). $8 - $15 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559749391000-5VL5S18CP349X7NLYK5A/maurizio.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Maurizio Casa, tenor, with sopranos Asuka Uchida and Lesley Middlebrook, presents a delightful Sunday afternoon concert of art song, opera arias, Broadway songs, and more. Tickets $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559316024207-5ZHIVG9LF5W46FFLOYPF/bAK+%2B.jpg Arts at St. John's - June ARTISTS: Brian Bak, violin; Hsin-Chiao Liao, piano PROGRAM: Johannes Brahms Violin Sonata No. 1 in G major Johannes Brahms Violin Sonata No. 2 in A Major, Op. 100--"Thun" or "Meistersinger" $10 - $20 For information and click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559830998561-BK49ZMZ4U3MILZ7DFJNG/Looking.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Chamber works by Lou Harrison and Aaron Copland, openly gay American composers and avid writers of dance music. Their lives present two fascinating models of what it meant to be a queer artist in the time of Stonewall. Tickets: to be sold at the door, on a pay-what-you-wish basis. All proceeds go towards the fully-staged project, and surfeit profit will be donated to the Ali Forney Center for homeless LGBTQ youth. Time: 7:30 pm https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559318093934-U0U9HGA81PCO5X0FW2GU/sOLANGE.gif Arts at St. John's - June Music around the world, from celebrating the 150th anniversary of Armenian composer Komitas Vartabed, to songs from Argentina from folk to classical, to American composers like Richard Rodgers, Cole Porter, and more, come to enjoy an evening of music arranged for Voice and Guitar and Voice and Piano. From folk to classical, from tango to cabaret, its a concert for all music lovers. Solange Merdinian, singer/ mezzo-soprano Federico Diaz, guitarist/ arranger Pablo Zinger, pianist / arranger $20 - $30 for information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559833030620-WYWABINUL7VOFOVX5YKI/confluss.jpg Arts at St. John's - June confluss joins forces with Spark Duo to present a night of LGBTQ+ composers during Pride Month! $15 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559319080916-XNBK5GCRGN7N9D8H4AQV/Suri+trio.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Come and celebrate Charu's birthday through a live performance of beloved standards and new pieces featuring two world-renowned singers, Apoorva Mudgal and Danielle Erin Rhodes. Cake and Champagne reception to follow. The concert itself is free but a donation to the band is suggested in lieu of gifts. Register to attend: click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559319495440-19D5DYTEDGVP4E2LVMBA/Sohyun.jpg Arts at St. John's - June The Complete Mozart Piano Sonata Series 1 Mozart Piano Sonata in E flat Major KV 282 Mozart Piano Sonata in G Major KV 283 Mozart Piano Sonata in C Major KV 330 Mozart Piano Sonata in F Major KV 332 Alan Hovhaness Sonata for Piano " Mt.Katahdin" Op.405 (1987) Michael Korsch "Asparagus" from The Festival of the Vegetables (2010) $20 - $30 for information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559832440467-HPLYXM7E73U6183RE1PJ/June+15.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Utility companies around the world have been replacing electric, gas and water analog meters with pulsed radiation smart meter networks. According to thousands of scientists, these devices have never been adequately tested by the industry or government agencies for safety to humans as well as the ecosystem. Currently, our local NY City utilities are deploying smart meters throughout the boroughs and 5G cells are being installed on Governors Island. Come learn what you need to know at a screening of the award-winning documentary “Take Back Your Power”. Discussion will follow. Admission free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559332705158-X06OZKZLAPGHOQUJ7BPJ/Doss.jpg Arts at St. John's - June The great North American bass-baritone Mark Steven Doss will perform an evening of operatic arias, art songs, and spirituals with pianist Reed Tetzloff. $25 - $35 (Children free) For information and booking click here.. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559333277648-YVKUHARHBDJSNPLVOST8/ESuttle.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Tenor Everett Suttle and pianist Daniel Kirk Foster present a recital of folksong arrangements from America and British isles, arranged by Benjamin Britten and Aaron Copland. $15 - $25 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559829525745-IPEW0FDJZGLPWRGAPGFD/June+18+%281%29.gif Arts at St. John's - June An evening of choral music with a PRIDE focus, including works by Harold Arlen, Ann Hampton Callaway, selections from the NY premiere of Quiet No More, commemorating the Stonewall Riots, sung by the nation’s first LGBTQ chorus. For booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1560514442439-7QY9GMPQIUL8BYOWG6K1/Sappho+long.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Join Professor David Sider (NYU), actor Theodore Bouloukos, singer Nektarios Antoniou, Mia Theodoratos (orphic lyre), and Professor Constantina Rhodes in an illustrated and dramatic examination of sex, gender, sexuality, and love in the ancient Greek world. Professor Sider, an expert on gender and sexuality in the ancient world, will compare ancient and modern concepts of sexual identity. Rhodes will present Sappho’s most famous poem in Greek. Bouloukos will deliver love poetry from Greek antiquity. NB: Olympia Dukakis, who was due to perform in this event, had had to withdraw for medical reasons. $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559336434473-6G1GII5CQ5XO7M77XVTW/Gai+paris.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Gai Paris! Singer Emma Lavandier joins forces with composer & pianist Ellen Mandel for an evening of French songs and chansons. Poetry of Verlaine and Baudelaire set to music by Mandel and Hahn, songs by Poulenc and Ravel, and chansons by various artists: Charles Trenet, Juliette Gréco, Joséphine Baker... Come celebrate Pride Month à la française! $10 - $15 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1560958034781-F0TIY2STPS7O1JQFY7UH/Monstrance+and+Cook-Out.jpg Arts at St. John's - June The Thursday after Trinity Sunday is the Feast of Corpus Christi: Thanksgiving for the Institution of the Eucharist. The professional Choir of St John’s in the Village is joined by St John’s Choristers (a boy and girl choir) singing music by César Franck, Giovanni Croce, along with plainsong (Gregorian chant) and other music. The music of plainsong fills the streets as the procession moves round W 11th , W 4th, and Perry Streets, and Waverly Place. Following Benediction in the church there is a catered Cook-Out in St Benedict’s Courtyard. (In the event of heavy rain the Procession will take place within the church and dining will be in Revelation Gallery). Free, but registration is very helpful for catering purposes. Register here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559337019176-DUE0LRYL4RG1OBL6CD5O/plays.jpg Arts at St. John's - June PRIDE PLAYS is an upcoming festival of play readings at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising. We will be presenting a series of play readings from June 20-24 that capture the prideful spirit of the LGBTQ community, celebrating 50 years of theatrical voices since that turning point. For full information, schedule and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559337531376-T9SX08JEER9QHYBM8X5O/gianetta.jpg Arts at St. John's - June This triple-threat female powerhouse plays, pocket trumpet, sings & composes while leading her much acclaimed combo: Ginetta's Vendetta (c.) around the world. This one time appearance in the intimate garden setting will present a rare opportunity to meet & greet Ginetta, in person, as she signs any one of her 4 CD's! (3 of which were on the Grammy Ballots!!) B.Y.O.B. and enjoy the longest night of the year with world class jazz & pop!! Seating is very limited so be sure to purchase tickets early!! $15 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559910192030-O2YMWSJ8ZC0ZT9OKAQR5/guitar.jpeg Arts at St. John's - June New York City Guitar School presents a concert by players young and old. Free admission, but for large groups please contact Rob by clicking here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559851373883-RVUDH08899KLRTUG1NRK/June+22+afternoon.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Leonard Bopp and the Blackbox Ensemble performs works by Sarah Hennies and Julius Eastman as part of the Church of St. John's in the Village's celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1560430120314-P8SB1GPJ1F5D0SM4JU1V/anunnual-benefit-concert.jpg Arts at St. John's - June The Mission of the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus is to create a beautiful and inspiring culture, which brings together the communities of the New York City metropolitan area, through bel canto-based Classical music at the Verdi tuning of approximately C=256Hz. Our annual benefit concert will feature chorus members and friends performing music of Mozart, Bach, Brahms and Negro American Spirituals to raise funds to continue our work bringing great Classical music to every community in the New York Metropolitan Area. Tickets from $100 click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559851883383-1216O8ZB3G2W2FNDJWOD/June+23+evenspong.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Plainsong service with St. Johnsmas fire and cook-out. The event is free, but registration is required for catering purposes. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559852854545-W1ONPWUE6N3TLTHQLXLN/June+24.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Plainsong service with blessing of Johnsmas Fire and cook-out. Evensong open to all. Cook-out is an event of the Church Club of New York. (To join see churchclubny.org) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559831908192-QO1D4HH0LX22FUFELNTS/LOST+KEYS.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Celebrate summer with some joyful and pride-filled melodies by TLK! Going up - on a Tuesday? Join The Lost Keys for a soulful summer jam session at St. John's in the Village. They'll be singing some of their classic arrangements along with some brand-new songs. You won't want to miss this performance! For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559338106921-IVQUBZ8PCYXUOGCHEMBQ/what+the.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Celebrate Stonewall50 in style at St John's in the heart of the West Village with the American premiere of WHAT THE FANDANGO?! A musical-comedy cabaret featuring international performance artist, Robert Hofmann who brilliantly embodies four powerful personas in his stunning blend of comic genius and musical versatility creating a wild multi-gendered romp that has already taken Australia by storm. $10 - $60 FOR BENEFIT OF ADS-UP REFUGEES For full information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1560189695201-IQONAXJ93B40KGCR1GH8/Noel+Coward.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Playwright, singer, song-writer, raconteur, and wit, Noël Coward is justly honored in the month of June in New York City as it plays host to World Pride 2019. This enchanting soirée, curated by the Noël Coward Society, is presentedon a balmy summer's evening (the church is fully air-conditioned!) in the very heart of Greenwich Village. Interpreted by a talented line-up of performers, the master's songs and verse and wit sparkle through the night. The recital is followed by a Reception in the beautiful St Benedict's Courtyard. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559853252756-OWNZ3LZ8ESFRVMJ17FFD/Waltz.jpg Arts at St. John's - June The Strathmere Ensemble, St John's resident string group, presents a varied program of waltz music: from the traditional strains of the Johann Strausses (father and son) to less well-known expeditions into this toe-tapping triple-time dance by LGBTQ composers such as Petr Tchaikovsky, Aaron Copland, Leonard Bernstein, and Benjamin Britten. $20 standard. FREE TO SENIORS (but registration is necessary). For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1559833815259-700P80REYONLDHZCT321/chillicothe-high-school-73.jpg Arts at St. John's - June Sex, drugs and booze make up the life of Brad Burke, while ex-seminary student Gary Henderson is so closeted that he hides his sexuality behind an invented wife. This unlikely pair hook up in a motel room after their 10-year high school reunion and it's a monumental clash of worlds that sparks an "electricity" between them that lures them back to that same motel room after each reunion for the next 3 decades. ELECTRICITY is a very funny, sexy and surprisingly emotional journey through the immense changes that happened to the LGBTQ community between 1983 and 2013. It navigates a world where gay life was hidden in bars and sex clubs to one where equality might just be a reality--if Gary and Brad can only believe that they deserve it. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1560802749713-A8ZCCPXNXQMDJ6EBM91C/58619717_10157328889837053_1001557004440829952_n.jpg Arts at St. John's - June A showcase of Latin American/ Worldwide LGBT Writers/Composers! Come together to celebrate World Pride NYC Stonewall50 Performers: Mario Arevalo, tenor Guest Performers: TBA This concert will feature a variety of Poetry, Stories, Art Songs, Arias and Broadway Songs from the most popular composers in our community including some Latin American Composers such as Jorge Martin, Reynaldo Hahn, Jake Heggie, Felix Jarrar, Juan Gabriel, Ernesto Lecouna many more. Admission: $20 For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-july daily 0.75 2019-08-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563480122832-B51ZFFV6K6VQCXIO6HLU/Summer-Arts-Image.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August - July - August https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1561563577602-I8VDEZCFJO5DC3K9IBTX/Abingdon+Square.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August A retrospective of painters Jeanne Morrow & Nancy Warfield: figurative works in a variety of media. Jeanne Morrow was a member of the Abingdon Square Painters group and both Morrow and Warfield, former parishioners of St John's in the Village, now reside in Pennsylvania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1562946730321-52AOED7NIDBQUCP7H9XL/No+One+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August A new play by Winter Miller Lali and Beng are being held. No one knows where they are or if they're alive. A story about intimacy, surrender, and the will to live. Performances almost daily (except Tuesdays) at 7.30pm. Tickets (from $20) For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1561563800198-VNSRQYATUG8RZ4017FBF/singer-songwriter+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Singer-songwriter exchange is a venerable Greenwich Village tradition in which emerging musicians and poets enjoy sharing their work with one another.No charge to artists. Audience $10. BYO wine (no beer or spirits). If you would like to perform, please be in touch with the curator, Hannah Reimann (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com).Note that the entrance to the Gallery is 224 Waverly Place near 7th Avenue (there is no access through the church). For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1561564084875-84HVVAELL15MJ14ABGS0/Issei+Herr.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Issei Herr, of Juilliard School of Music, plays solo cello repertoire by Bach, Berio, Xenakis, and others. The concert includes the premiere of of Circle Circle by Peter Kramer. Donations ($15 appreciated) on the door. No advance booking. For more information see isseiherr.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1561564344630-7GVUBFTSRHKYA4UBLVP7/St+Benedict%27s+courtyard+public.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August The Foundation for the Revival of Classical Culture provides an opportunity for those involved in this year's St John's youth summer program, Music & Science & Drama, both students and parents, to come together socially at commencement. For more information about the summer program and for enrollment click here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1561564849051-SDE2VMQGKMQSI6SHI07H/Foundation.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Music & Science & Drama come together in this year's summer program for young people (Grades 6 to 12). The program runs Monday to Friday until Friday 23 August, 9:00 AM to 4:45 PM. For more information and for enrollment click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1561566078816-IC9REL7J28P2ZQ0YA7WF/Dido.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Henry Purcell's charming baroque opera brings ancient Carthage, and the tragic tale of Queen Dido, to St Benedict's Courtyard in two productions this summer. Vocal Productions NYC - soloists, chorus, orchestral ensemble, and continuo - present this ever-favorite opera.(The second performance - a matinee - is on Sunday 4 August) Tickets $10 -$20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1561566605884-3MRWZRR7YK7ZR3CUJVN6/Andrew+Jones+Profile+Pic+%281%29+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Andrew Jones (tenor) and John Urban (piano) soothe the soul this sultry summer with a concert of classic song, spirituals, and more. All proceeds to Ads-Up (ads-up.org), St John's partner charity, assisting refugees being resettled in the USA. Tickets from $10 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1562593243520-19ZLZE354BDYDN22467D/Generation+Zapped.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Generation Zapped investigates the potential dangers of prolonged exposure to radio frequencies from wireless technology. Today we encounter a hundred thousand times the level of radiation than we once did. This film event will inform you and set the stage for positive action. A discussion follows. Enter the Gallery at 224 Waverly Place. Booking information to follow. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563480665470-0QIH15A1SG5I8QER7TDT/Cav+Rust.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Cavalleria Rusticana by Pietro Mascagni (1863-1945) tells an age-old tale of love, jealousy, and betrayal. Based on the short story by Giovanni Verga, the opera peers into the boiling pot of passionate characters in frustrated circumstances. Presented by Opera Angelo and an all-star cast of award-winning and internationally acclaimed soloists. The opera begins in St Benedict’s Courtyard. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563480860767-SK2PQU7VYA5E8CYQKHA2/Dido+and.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Henry Purcell's charming baroque opera brings ancient Carthage, and the tragic tale of Queen Dido, to St Benedict's Courtyard in two productions this summer. Vocal Productions NYC - soloists, chorus, orchestral ensemble, and continuo - present this ever-favorite opera. Tickets $10 -$20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563481230980-B9GWC1UDFWKTQ9BRMX0V/singer-songwriter+%282%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Singer-songwriter exchange is a venerable Greenwich Village tradition in which emerging musicians and poets enjoy sharing their work with one another.No charge to artists. Audience $10. BYO wine (no beer or spirits). If you would like to perform, please be in touch with the curator, Hannah Reimann (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com).Note that the entrance to the Gallery is 224 Waverly Place near 7th Avenue (there is no access through the church). NB: This is the first Tuesday of August (a departure from our usual second Tuesday of the month). Second Tuesday Singer-Songwriter nights resume in September. Information and booking to follow. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1565034144577-IK4JCQK27WK69BAOI24A/piano+-+young+hands.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August 14-year-old Hiro McCutcheon was born in New York City and has played piano for about six years. In this concert, his first solo recital, he performs single movements and works by Beethoven (including the first movement of the “Moonlight” Sonata), Mozart, Schubert, Chopin, and Debussy. Free. No booking required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563481720341-QB6PSEJEK074MGQ2R04J/Musica.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Giovani Consonanze VIII is an exchange program between two youth orchestras, the visiting Orchestra Sinfonica Junior of Milan and The Children's Orchestra Society of New York City. This evening will feature visiting and host faculty members joined by some of the more advanced students from both orchestras in a performance including masterworks of the chamber music repertoire. Free; though donations on the door are encouraged. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563481915226-B65FHRSVSJ6FH8R5YPF6/aeon+square.JPG Arts at St. John's - July & August ÆON Ensemble is a NYC-based collective specializing in contemporary art music. In fluctuating configurations, ÆON has premiered over 25 new works collaborating intimately with notable groups such as the Kronos Quartet, the United Nations, and the Earth Institute of Columbia. Their concerts have been praised for their mindful, seamless, and above all electrifying programming. Tickets, from $10, on the door only. No advance booking. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563482135756-JJHKOSZKGDU3BV9BDRPZ/central+park+cons.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Volunteers of Central Park Conservancy are invited to a Private View of the our exhibition of art works by Nancy Warfield and Jeanne Morrow. Nancy Warfield was involved with Central Park Conservancy for many decades and her art-work in part reflects her love on the natural world. The Private View is followed by a drinks reception in St Benedict’s Courtyard. To become a volunteer with Central Park Conservancy see www.centralparknyc.org or phone 212 310 6600. Free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563482479054-K0WULAN2NV44Z3MIG2AV/dormition+square.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August St John’s Colony Garden This Eucharist is celebrated at the out-door Altar in St John’s Colony Garden, the ‘hidden garden’ beyond the gate from St Benedict’s Courtyard. It is sung to the music of Gregorian Chant and followed by a drinks reception. Gather in the Courtyard (entrance via the horsewalk or the church) at 6pm. Free, but registration is helpful for catering purposes. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1564706228678-N94PQT2OPVRPBQ9NE6NY/Ave+Maria.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Soprano Chelsea Holmes presents a concert of settings of the ancient prayer ‘Ave Maria’ (by composers such as Bach, Gounod, Schubert, Piazzolla) and other Marian texts. This concert is timed to follow on from the 6.15pm out-door Eucharist (see above) but is a stand-alone ticketed event. Seniors may book for free by clicking here: Non-seniors’ ticketing details($10-$20) soon to follow. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563483143378-E122LNR3HQM1M584SG8M/Indian+indep.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Charu Suri, of Tamil Nadu, and her Jazz Trio offer up a fusion of traditional jazz, classical Indian music, and newly composed song and instrumental music, with guest singers from India. Celebrating the Independence of India (15 August 1947) this concert is followed by an Independence Day Reception in St Benedict’s Courtyard, with chaat and other India foods. National dress, or summery smart casual, is encouraged. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563483408980-676TORARIEAQIZ8954XT/John+Melendez.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August John Melendez is a jazz pianist. He has studied with Oscar Macchioni, Andy Michalec, Stanley Cowell, Marc Stasio, and Bill O’Connell. His favorite keyboard players are Brad Mehldau and Herbie Hancock. At Columbia he studies piano with Bruce Barth, composition with Ole Mathiesen, and performs in various ensembles as part of the Music Performance Program. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563898983420-9YCAVYJ88HTJ9O6QML5C/5g+square.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August New York City is now being set up for 5G, the 5th generation wireless network, the hottest new consumer offering. This educational gathering, with film clips and discussion, looks at the possible negative impact of this technology on rights, safety, privacy, and property. Thanks to the generosity of West View News, this event is free to attend, but registration is necessary as capacity is limited. Register by email (no2smartmetersand5g@gmail.com) or phone (646-606-7196). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1563483716922-4P03ZOUZWSENCQD48AZK/Mendelssohn+Dream+blue+square.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August A young persons’ production of Shakespeare’s drama with incidental music by Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847). This is the culmination of our youth music-science-drama summer program. Song and spoken word with sets and costumes created by the program participants. Free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1566694468570-NE2ZDITXLE9OTCDZZRZG/Maxim-Rubtsov.jpg Arts at St. John's - July & August Maxim Rubtsov is the Principal Flutist of the Russian National Orchestra and founding member of the RNO Wind Quintet, serving as one of Russia’s best musical ambassadors. His solo recitals have been featured on National Public Radio in the United States and on Russia’s Culture Television channel. He will be joined by pianist, Sergei Kvitko, for a dynamic recital of virtuosic Russian music. Tickets $25 For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/new-page-59 daily 0.75 2019-09-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1566476717874-UQ4Y8IO1GDS56XWW8L0G/September.jpg Arts at St. John's - September - Arts at St John’s - September https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1566911901775-0CN4BGW5LXLJ04PW0G5K/03+Sept+Simon+Carr+painting.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Water colors and oil paintings of scenes and streetscapes of Greenwich Village by local artists Simon Carr and Joan Goodman. This Opening Reception runs from 7pm to 9pm on Tuesday 3 September. Registration is essential. Gallery opening hours thereafter are 10am to 3pm Mondays, Tuesdays, & Wednesdays (subject to occasional change). The Gallery is also the venue for many receptions following concerts in St John's Church, and paintings may viewed and purchased on those occasions also. The exhibition runs until the end of September. To register for the opening click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1566912433547-QR401PJI3399PHY5JPJC/04+Sept+GVCS.jpg Arts at St. John's - September - AUDITIONS We are interested in experienced singers with good sight-reading skills. Please feel free to contact us if you are not sure of your level. Auditions are brief and relatively informal and include testing of sight-reading, pitch, and rhythm. At present, we are looking for singers in all voice parts. To arrange an audition send an email to info@gvsingers.org or call 646.543.9605. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1566912948180-K0I82CXSKAS96N1N3KPQ/Novenas+logo.jpg Arts at St. John's - September The story of the rise and fall of St Vincent's Hospital and its place in the NYC cholera and AIDS epidemics of the 19th and 20th centuries. Runs until 13 October, every evening except Tuesdays. For information and tickets click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567783641997-Y5KRMGOTFUMN2GWGMNFH/06+Sept+Revel.jpg Arts at St. John's - September An hour out of wholesome movement patterning and creative physical exploration, for personal nourishment. Facilitator Jonathan Matthews utilizes St. John’s Revelation Gallery to respond physically to visual artworks in tandem with abstract concepts from the liturgical calendar. Every Friday at noon. Register by email (mattjw92@gmail.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567784017138-C67EEGTRSDLO9V76SOCO/06+Sept+Kofi.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Opera, musical theatre/broadway, spirituals, and more. From Verdi and Puccini, to Rogers & Hammerstein, back to Bizet and Tchaikovsky. Join us for an unforgettable evening! Admission by donation on the door. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1566913997112-FASXCP305DNV1UT8T5GQ/07%2BSept%2BBrazil.jpg Arts at St. John's - September - Ordem, Progresso, Música: the International Brazilian Opera Company presents Brazilian music classics: piano repertoire by Italian pianist Chantal Balestri, vocal repertoire with selections from the award-winning opera Tamandua sung by Flavia Darcie and Camila Vergasta, and Brazilian jazz and Bossa Nova. Followed by a reception of Brazilian drinks and foods in Revelation Gallery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1566923504650-0HESKTRN8K35338SUD04/DULCIMER.jpg Arts at St. John's - September It’s impossible to imagine that one man and two hammers can sound like an entire rock band or a whole symphony orchestra all in one. Ted Yoder is a national champion and sure virtuoso labeled “the Bela Fleck of the hammered dulcimer”. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567784366036-A62B0K06388YF8X01JTW/11+Sept+Requiem+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - September On this 18th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks on New York City and other parts of the USA, we offer a Requiem for those who died. The service also includes the rites of anointing and laying on of hands for the healing of memories, and for other kinds of healing of mind and body. Sung to the solemn music of plainsong. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567784648096-J7LC6QB298YAILUD5NKX/12+Sept+LYRA.jpg Arts at St. John's - September St Petersburg's LYRA ensemble present a concert of sacred and secular music from Mother Russia. In the first half of the programme they explore the rich resonances of Russian Orthodox church music, and in the second the more folkloric and playful repertoire of Russian secular song. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567811444327-H8E4AI8Z0YSBVVHBRGAM/13+Sept+new.jpg Arts at St. John's - September The Divine Feminine - Charlotte Mundy (soprano) and Amir Farid (piano) perform music by and about mystical female figures both ancient and modern. Composers include Hildegard of Bingen, Florence Price, Mozart, and Karol Szymanowski. Donation $20 on the door. No advance booking. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567785447274-RVP0RE1ZJGOEWJ75HPUY/14+Sept+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Soprano Kathleen O’Rourke and guitarist George England perform music of Jobim, Mozart, Britten and others. Utilizing historic and modern instruments, song, poetry, and instrumental guitar works, this engaging duo perform inspired interpretations of music from the 17th through 21st centuries. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567005476739-LEBEDLLKWV5MWOIYT1WC/15+Sept+TLK.JPG Arts at St. John's - September The Lost Keys are back at St. John’s in the Village and they are ready to wrap up summer in the best way—with a Sip N’ Sing! TLK will once again be performing their greatest hits along with debuting some new songs, followed by a wine reception where you can chat and get to know the performers. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567785917100-HJ96G4CG8IDRZQE66QV3/17+Sept.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Solo Performance by Kim Chinh. Growing up in a bi-racial home, Kim spent years wishing away her father’s Vietnamese immigrant status and the painful family secrets she inherited. Determined to face her demons, she joins a volunteer organization in Vietnam. As she uncovers the beauty of her roots, she must confront the trauma of her past. The performance will be followed by a reception and short presentation by the Vietnam Agent Orange Relief and Responsibility Campaign. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567786316705-04ZUTBSE4MYA1IPY2J7X/19+Sept+Bach.png Arts at St. John's - September Two of Bach's most beloved solo cantatas in one concert. Cantata 51 (Jauchzet Gott) and Cantata 83 (Ich Habe Genug) with Amber Evans (soprano), Brian Wehrle (bass), and the Strathmere Ensemble. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567273563183-8DTAJBDMRHC6EDAAMWSL/Chant+image+1.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Learn to sing and appreciate the timeless music of the medieval West with Professor Lawrence Harris. This session is for the women's chant group, to which new-comers are welcome. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567786668412-9YWWI3S83ENFRK13S4KX/Guitar+women.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Join us for a night of Classical Guitar Duo Music featuring Isabella Abbonizio and Katty Mayorga and JKLM Duo Feat. Jamie Lee on Flute. Agua & Vihno by Gismonti G Minor Flute sonata by J.S. Bach /João Luiz Nagoya Guitars by Steve Reich Jongo by Paolo Bellinati Solo Guitar Pieces TBA For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567871685480-GP8L50B1FUOBM14AWXVV/21+Sept+Ghent+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - September SONG ACCELERATOR Join musicians Valerie Ghent and Alex Forbes in a full-day workshop limited to sixteen participants. Gather referrals to professional studios, musicians, singers, and producers. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567006122443-GXMON4828T4BYJJWF13F/21+Sept+Katrin+Bulke.jpg Arts at St. John's - September St John's in the Village, GetClassical, and the Foundation For The Revival Of Classical Culture celebrate their initial collaboration in organizing school visits by great performers, with this season kick off concert. The Russian master pianist and the charismatic German soprano join forces with a gorgeous selection of songs and arias. Pavel Nersessian (piano) & Katrin Bulke (soprano) present Mozart, Schubert, Bellini, and Verdi. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567274108553-GZ5F8MX02BOW9CLZB40R/Chant+image3.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Learn to sing and appreciate the timeless music of the medieval West with Professor Lawrence Harris. This session is for both men and women, and new-comers are welcome. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567275282982-FAWF82J70ST6WBG7JYVT/Sept+22+Tali+Roth.jpg Arts at St. John's - September The Foundation for the Revival of Classical Culture presents Tali Roth, in a concert of music composed for, or transcribed for, guitar by composers from the baroque period to the present day. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567006594545-MYYF4CJ4LWKMUM541EBN/24+Sept+Ilya+Poletaev.jpg Arts at St. John's - September A concert pianist, as well as a prominent exponent of the harpsichord and fortepiano, Ilya Poletaev comes to us from Canada. Program J.S. Bach: Partita no. 2 in C minOR Robert Schumann: Intermezzi op. 4 Nikolai Medtner (1881-1950): Sonata-Reminiscenza op. 38 no.1 Six Tales op. 51 1. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567007219474-U0CN8E6RJXDWBR482S2V/26+Sept+Milkie.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Keith Milkie presents Schirmer’s Library of Musical Classics, 24 Italian Songs and Arias of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, a classical collection of baroque and antique arias and ariettas. Keith is excited to share these beautiful, many unheard, classical hits in hopes that fellow students may learn from them and audience members may enjoy their life. Tickets $20 on the door. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567788630395-YTW5U27TD4JUVJHZ5UCA/27%2BSept%2BMajor%2Btop%2Bpart%2Bof%2Bimage%2B%25281%2529.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Come to write – and to meet others who like to write. Led by Richard Major, author of Quintember and the upcoming This Lower World (set in the Village), this seminar will entertain, teach and encourage you to create. All writers of all styles are welcome to participate. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567274707546-LQXDU18OYA19XGGW4WMW/Sept+29+Luz.gif Arts at St. John's - September 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, guaranteeing and protecting women's constitutional right to vote. This historic centennial offers an unparalleled opportunity to commemorate a milestone of democracy. We begin our celebration of this historic date with a concert celebrating women in music. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567458448979-OFJJMOJ913QD9DZ4ROT0/TVT+logo+small.jpg Arts at St. John's - September https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567458208561-ARMJNVIUN09CELXO8H12/28+Sept+Amram.jpg Arts at St. John's - September A Celebration of Greenwich Village – Chamber Music by David Amram With Elmira Darvarova, Howard Wall, Kenneth Radnofsky and Thomas Weaver For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567812004332-V4VVNNK3ZZCOGJUXF4H0/28+Sept+Charu.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Join us for an evening devoted to the art of "raga jazz"--blending sounds form India and the West. With Charu Suri (piano), Apoorva Mudgal (voice), and the guitar talents of David Ellenbogen, guest artist. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567278021229-0V488OGLJEC448LQC1VA/Chant+image2.jpg Arts at St. John's - September Learn to sing and appreciate the timeless music of the medieval West with Professor Lawrence Harris. This session is for both men and women, and new-comers are welcome. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1567812337020-M23IPDAMI34B8D4NG9C8/29+Sept+Kramer.jpg Arts at St. John's - September The Cramer Quartet’s season opener, “Springtime in September,” focuses on Haydn’s development and influence on Mozart as a quartet composer. The program features Haydn’s “Sun” Quartet Op. 20 No. 2 as well as Mozart’s “Spring” Quartet K. 387, the first of the “Haydn” Quartets which were dedicated to the elder composer. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1568405662990-0JWLJGQBA53AMBEHEQ5U/15+Sept+Melnychenko.jpeg Arts at St. John's - September Ukranian soprano Tatiana Melnychenko, takes a break from her work at the Metropolitan Opera this season to perform a concert of Italian and Spanish song. Works by Caccini, Puccini, Verdi, Rachmaninoff, Ukrainian folk song, and spanish zarzuelas. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1568151393995-F7FF4XE20E22MPHE4JDJ/30+Sept+Meche.jpg Arts at St. John's - September In the interest of international goodwill, Voce di Meche presents Around the World in Song. Singers from lands less known to us will share a variety of songs from their homeland in their native languages. Renowned pianist Aza Sydykov will accompany on this journey. Cash donations at the door (no advance booking) https://www.stjvny.org/arts-mat-st-johns-october daily 0.75 2019-10-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1569611650671-3N0UWFYL0F5PQFVJR7IZ/Oct+clip+art.jpg Arts at St. John's - October - Arts at St. John’s October https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1569612088120-7X45ZGTJKMLX2JNCELZO/01+Oct+Portella+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Dalton Portella will be showing recent paintings, mostly inspired by the east end of Long Island, meant to inspire thought and stories of the underlying emotions independent of the idyllic environment in which he lives. This Opening Reception runs from 7pm to 9pm on Tuesday 3 September. Registration is essential. Gallery opening hours thereafter are 10am to 3pm Mondays, Tuesdays, & Wednesdays (subject to occasional change). The Gallery is also the venue for many receptions following concerts in St John's Church, and paintings may viewed and purchased on those occasions also. The exhibition runs until the end of octember. To register for the opening click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1569612653744-0E6UAO0VNB1XJYC1271Q/Novenas+logo.jpg Arts at St. John's - October The story of the rise and fall of St Vincent's Hospital and its place in the NYC cholera and AIDS epidemics of the 19th and 20th centuries. Runs until 13 October, every evening except Tuesdays. For information and tickets click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1569615098160-BLSMVGIJDBAYLMJKQ41J/06+Sept+Revel.jpg Arts at St. John's - October An hour out of wholesome movement patterning and creative physical exploration, for personal nourishment. Facilitator Jonathan Matthews utilizes St. John’s Revelation Gallery to respond physically to visual artworks in tandem with abstract concepts from the liturgical calendar. Every Friday at noon. Register by email (mattjw92@gmail.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1569614219097-DRPYDUZUDPAGU2Y27RPH/elder+music.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Vocal Ease is a nonprofit singing organization that performs professional, lively, audience-interactive cabaret-style shows for senior citizens. Singers will perform favorite standards and musical theater songs from seniors’ era and will accompanied by piano and light drums. A reception follows. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570125872878-IKIK9Y9PJDMDY3KSWFY8/bRASIL+oCT+4.jpg Arts at St. John's - October The International Brazilian Opera Company presents selections from classical strings and piano repertoire. A reception with a jam session featuring the IBOC Band and friends will follow the concert, with drinks generously sponsored by “Novo Fogo.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1569614513044-JLHI5VQQXCDT8GZ8Z06B/05+Oct+Sohyun.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Sohyn Ahn continues her performance of the complete piano sonatas of Mozart with the second of the series. Tickets $20 ($10 for seniors/students) For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570126338998-VI1O6WH6YUYLPTUW67DL/singer-songwriter.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Greenwich Village's singers and songwriters gather to share their work, new and old, with one another and with the public. Bring a bottle of wine, sit at table, and listen; or, if you would like to perform, contact Hannah (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com) Admission $10 (Free to performers) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1571687380107-9G7Y4XSHKDHG8H7CEFVO/SAFE+logo.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Peter Lockwood, Sebastian Maguire and friends share a collection of music at Saint John's in the Village. The concert features a medley of classical, gospel, spiritual, reggae and popular songs. Join us for an uplifting and soulful evening of music. The proceeds from this performance will benefit SAFE, a 501(c)(3) organization assistance to LGBTQ+ immigrants. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570129540900-CO2BGNLLSGAK6E3EWJ0T/11+Oct+Ang+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - October In this program we explore the profound beauty and expressive variety to be found in the musical elegies of late 16th- and early 17th-century England. Whether written in honor of a humble artist, a beloved family member, or the heir to the throne of England, these pieces present a varied and deeply moving commentary on loss, grief, and healing, and offer a magnificent window into one of the richest periods in the history of English music. Program includes works by John Dowland, Thomas Campion, John Danyel, Thomas Morley, John Coprario,and others Tickets $20 ($10 Seniors/Students) For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570130075368-7JYTU84PWK66BIK579QP/12+Oct+New+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - October The New Amsterdam Consort, a NYC-based period-instrument string ensemble formed by recent Juilliard graduates, kicks off its second season with a program of four-part string music by Purcell, Handel, Telemann, and others. $15 donations, on the door only (no advance sales) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570223522832-9ARNB499IVEMSWIWN4J1/13+Oct+Pandolfi.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Little is known about Giovanni Antonio Pandolfi Mealli, but his unique and eccentric violin sonatas offer a glimpse into his world and personality. Violinist Sarah Jane Kenner presents the Op. 4 sonatas, accompanied by theorbo, in tandem with an ongoing recording project. Free, but donations (suggestion $15) on the door are welcome. For further information click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1569613215869-5ME7C22HCW70VFNHJFGY/03+Oct+flute.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Flutist Elzbieta Wolenska and pianist Zhang Moru, a Polish-Chinese duet, will perform a fabulous concert filled with virtuosity and romantic melodies. The program will include compositions of Frederic Chopin, Pablo Sarasate, and others. Tickets $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570203830185-GH42WC7CICBEVA98WAJG/14+Oct+Milin.JPG Arts at St. John's - October Dramatic Soprano Julianna Milin, and rising star Collaborative Piansit Juan José Lázaro team up to present to you an exciting evening of Wagner. The program starts with Wagner’s Wesendonck Lieder, a song cycle set to the poetry of Mathilde Wesendonck. Following a brief intermission, the evening concludes with excerpts from Tristan und Isolde. The Wesendonck Lieder is Wagner’s first sketch into the musical themes of one of his greatest works, Tristan und Isolde. A story of etheric spiritual love whose musical themes hauntingly interweaves through both masterpieces. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570223824123-ZT3BPF0N3Q1M7E59I3P4/15+Oct+Rawlings+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - October A collection of true stories from the battlefield (both at home and abroad) Written and performed by Jennifer Rawlings Award winning performer Jennifer Rawlings is not your typical mother of five. She is a comedienne who has been traveling to war zones for nearly two decades to entertain the troops. This “must see” solo performance will take you on a roller coaster ride of emotion from the moment the show begins. Tickets $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570224398127-P5VZ27VVS4NMLP33QZOO/oCT+17+COWARD.gif Arts at St. John's - October The Noël Coward Society presents performer Shana Farr who brings the wit and wisdom of Noël Coward to life in songs such as Sail Away, Zigeuner, Mad About the Boy, and some of his more humorous patter songs. Shana is a classically trained actress/singer and award-winning cabaret/concert performer who has played at Carnegie Hall Weill Recital Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center Rose Theater, Feinsteins at The Regency, Feinsteins/54 Below, and Birdland, as well as Londons Crazy Coqs and most recently The Pheasantry. Tickets $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570224876458-VCVL3J6KBUF6NJAC3RQA/18+Oct+Anna+V.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Join us for an unforgettable evening of Verdi's Scariest Ladies of Opera! Tis the season for frights and how better to get into the SPOOKY MOOD than with an evening of Deepest Darkest Verdi, Ghost Stories, Tricks and Treats! International Spinto Mezzo Anna Viemeister will take you to the other side in a ghostly fabulous performance complete with chilling narratives to rouse the dead! Is your Soul Prepared...? Tickets $15 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570225379486-44F5AJJ2YXQDGF866AOT/19+Oct+Yaala.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Vocalist Yaaly Ballin sings! Have you ever been to a jazz concert and wanted to request your favorite standard? Now is your chance! An afternoon concert with the songs YOU love! Walk in, look at the list, mark the songs you want to hear and we'll play them! She will be sharing the stage with none other than the great pianist Michael Kanan Tickets $10 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570227523008-69MM8SDOCCOYURCSNR8V/19+Oct+Maurizio+%282%29.PNG Arts at St. John's - October Opera After Hours presents Maurizio Casa, Asuka Uchida, Cheylr , Sahoko Sato, Maggie O'Connell, Keiji Kitani, and Michael Pilafian in a concert of arias and ensemble pieces from beloved operas. Tickets $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570226011811-84SNADJ1EC63E4L206CL/20+Oct+book.jpg Arts at St. John's - October The Reverend Dr Angus Ritchie speaks on his newest publication Inclusive Populism: Creating Citizens in the Global Age in the context of Sunday's Choral Eucharist. The Eucharist is followed by lunch in Revelation Gallery, at which copies of the book (at the discounted price of $20) are available and the author available for signing. Free, but registration is helpful for catering purposes. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570227013368-J9JA7BO7FTVHO4QQXFJY/20+Oct+Matthis.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Program and booking details to follow. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570226485349-8T4X5A511JS5OZ5MJAEE/22+Oct+Cherny+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - October (Wine at 7:00, and the music will commence at 7:30 p.m.) Roman Markowicz, concert pianist Ludwig van Beethoven Sonata in D op.28 Pastoral Six Variations in F maj op.34 Sonata in D maj op.10 #3 Six Bagatelles op.126 Tickets $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570233567481-TPJ010JNZT2O36SRU56N/25+Oct+chant+women+%281%29.png Arts at St. John's - October Learn to sing and appreciate the timeless music of the medieval West with Professor Lawrence Harris. This session is for women, and new-comers are welcome. Newcomers register by email (chantproject@stjvny.org) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570233913799-7IY5PJ763HZTA6Y2XGUW/25+Oct+chant+men.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Learn to sing and appreciate the timeless music of the medieval West with Professor Lawrence Harris. This session is for men, and new-comers are welcome. Newcomers register by email (chantproject@stjvny.org) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570234307655-52TVX87AD51NYRXV1X8J/25+Oct+Rusty.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Mezzo-soprano Ruston Ropac and lutenist and guitarist Peter Argondizza will present a concert of mostly 17th century repertoire from Italy and England on themes of love, life, loss, and the melancholy contemplation of it all. Tickets $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570126779744-4MRHJN1POFV83ID729AU/06+Oct+Suttle.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Osceola Davis (soprano) and Everett Suttle (tenor) with Dotti Anita Taylor (piano) present song by Strauss, Debussy, Mozart, and others, with some African-American spirituals. Tickets $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570234890725-A6DNOBPNCAFN3H67402H/26+Oct+Harvest.jpg Arts at St. John's - October A bring-and-share neighborhood lunch at which locals can sample the fresh produce of Farm-to-People, who support local farms and promote healthy eating. Pumpkins available (for carving on site or taking away). Octoberfest beer (from Central Waters Brewing Co.). Bring a plate of food to share. Beer and pumpkins are free. If you cannot bring a plate of food, don’t worry - come without: there will be plenty to eat and drink! Free. Queries by email (backyardsupper@gmail.com) or phone 212 243-6192. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570235261357-K4G5RQ3LUDYSFMTO586E/26+Oct+Goren.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Pianist Itay Goren presents his program Image & Sound, music inspired by pictures, real and imaginary. Schumann’s passionate and elusive Viennese Carnival, Debussy’s mesmerizing Images (book 1) and Mussorgsky’s fantastic and grand Pictures at an Exhibition weave together a colorful and fascinating program. Tickets $10 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570235725482-1V6TTAOVB9JEF2XN0SU0/27+Oct+Medici.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Mark Spyropoulos of the Sistine Chapel Choir (La Cappella Sistina) in the Vatican directs a choir singing recently un-earthed choral music from the Medici archives in Florence - both mass setting and motets - in its liturgical context in the Eucharist. Followed by lunch in Revelation Gallery. Free and open to those of all faith traditions or of none, but registration is useful for catering purposes. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570236112938-JAZPX2IMVTZN6TOT790Y/27+Oct+chant+together.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Learn to sing and appreciate the timeless music of the medieval West with Professor Lawrence Harris. This session is for women and men, and new-comers are welcome. Newcomers register by email (chantproject@stjvny.org) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570236775078-NJCF3OWCC45Z2SRSE9C3/29+Oct+Portella.jpg Arts at St. John's - October Dalton Portella, whose art is currently on show in the Gallery, is also a noted singer and song-writer. Enjoy his music in the context of his art in a very laid-back casual evening of song and fellowship. Tickets $15 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1570237134931-OUJVMMBI00TGSWI31LUR/31+Oct+Nosfratu.jpg Arts at St. John's - October New York theater organist Parker Ramsay accompanies the 1922 silent German Expressionaist horror film 'Nosferatu'. Tickets $10 - $20, but free to seniors as a West View News concert. For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/new-page-11 daily 0.75 2019-11-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572902834469-OU89IDP84QXKOUMD88OW/Novewmber+art+background.jpg Arts at St. John's - November - Arts at St. John’s November https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572903099139-ODXCXGS6O9ZAF4TPRFPP/1+Nov+All+Souls.jpg Arts at St. John's - November The Commemoration of the Faithful Departed. The Requiem is sung to plainsong at 6.15pm in the church and followed by prayers and candle-lighting in St Benedict's Memorial Garden. If attending this service and wishing for departed loved ones to be commemorated by name, please give their full name/s to the Rector (rector@stjvny.org). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573156375134-PUP9A3VXZBBORQH1BPTW/1+Nov+Monsoon+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November It's monsoon season in Phoenix, and recently separated couple Danny and Julia are spiraling into chaos. A strip club's flashing neon sign is keeping Danny awake at night, and Julia's Adderall addiction has only gotten worse since her dealer moved in. Danny is suffering from micro-blackouts and Julia keeps seeing a giant bird in her backyard. Is anyone watching their kid? This romantic comedy for a toxic world by 2019 AFO Artist In Residence Lizzie Vieh comes alive with biting humor and blinding insight. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573156776849-ADV6C91VOMZXFX3CFY85/2+Nov+Birds.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Artist Hara Seltzer presents an exhibition of watercolors of birds in wintertime. The exhibition runs until the end of November. Gallery opening hours are: Mon-Wed from 10am to 3pm. This opening reception (from 2pm on Saturday 2 November) is free, but registration is necessary for catering purposes. For registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573157080548-XLH5UV1O6MK8E8CPYR8U/02+Nov+Garbalinska.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Magdalena Garbalinska presents a concert of music for solo and accompanied violin. Admission free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573157417011-4S6MU4IKK0UFELF9HM59/image-asset.jpeg Arts at St. John's - November A piano recital of Schumann études and Chopin nocturnes. $20 in advance. $25 on the door. $10 off for students. Free to children. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573157618962-NSWIO7812BGI21QKDJYA/04+Nov+Airbender.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Featuring friends, colleagues and musicians from the Juliard school, bassoonist Matthew Kneale showcases the diversity and different combinations of excellent bassoon chamber music In New York. Featuring compositions of Saint-Säens, Tansman, Greenbaum and Holly Harrison, it is a 70 minute program that showcases the progressions of works from the 20th-21st century in an interesting, unique and colourful way. We hope to see you here at St John‘s In The Village, New York. $10-$20 on the door only (no advance booking). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573157811061-V70Z3IINXV5265ZH8JUE/5+Nov+GF+square+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Evensong with 'Gunpowder Propers' followed by the Burning of the Guy, Bonfire, Sausage Sizzle, and a word about student welfare. Guy Fawkes, along with other conspiritors, attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament on 5 November 1605. His attempt was foiled and he was executed. Since then bonfires have been lit on 5 November to celebrate this deliverance of democracy. Evensong is sung simply to plainsong using the special provisions of the Book of Common Prayer of 1662. It is then followed by the lighting of the fire in the courtyard and the Burning of the Guy (symbolizing the rejection of terrorism). Sausages are cooked on the outdoor grill and served with wine, beer, and soft drinks. Free; but registration is necessary for catering purposes For registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573155588498-ODMU97IPDIC2QQ45CTBT/06+Sept+Revel.jpg Arts at St. John's - November An hour out of wholesome movement patterning and creative physical exploration, for personal nourishment. Facilitator Jonathan Matthews utilizes St. John’s Revelation Gallery to respond physically to visual artworks in tandem with abstract concepts from the liturgical calendar. Every Friday at noon. Register by email (mattjw92@gmail.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573155698702-5EL5ZTKVJU1WZZXO31DC/08+Nov+Greek.jpg Arts at St. John's - November The Greek-American Writer's Association presents an evening of short plays. The Furniture Play by Penelope Karageorge Comfortable by Nicholas Vasilios Pappas The Greek Helicopter Mother by Mary Perifimos The Arranged Matrimony by Anwar N. Suleiman A Musical Performance by Nektarios Antoniou A wine reception follows in Revelation Gallery. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573155847394-H7WKBF3K10GY8TSUOB2K/09+Nov+Soil+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Talking DIRT in the Village: Soil Stewardship, Climate Action, Community Mobilization - a special evening with author Aaron William Perry. This special event, curated by author and Y on Earth Community founder Aaron William Perry, along with Joanie Klar and Special Friends, is a not-to-miss experience for the Grenwich Village community! Look for Aaron's article "Talking Dirt in the Village" in the November issue of the WestView News - this event is co-sponsored by the WestView News and the Y on Earth Community, a 501(c)3 educational non-profit organization. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573156000935-3BIT4LCTEWDUT943O54I/09+Nov+Ember+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November EMBER presents their concert “Civil Discourse” In our noisy world of high decibels and unrelenting electronic input, listening may be a lost art – and a necessary key to Civil Discourse. Commissioned world premiere: “Mending Wall” by Bill Heigen. East Coast premiere of “Singing Together” by John Muehleisen. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573156122120-SMQ66UA6TNSQG6JW1N4O/10+Nov+Palmer+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Jeffrey Palmer (countertenor) and Irena Portenko (piano) bring their acclaimed program of music performed at the Music in the Alps Festival in Austria this summer to the ‘Sundays at Three Concert Series’ at St John’s in the Village. Featuring selections from Austria’s own Franz Schubert, this eclectic program also includes music by Handel, Debussy, Schumann, Björk, Huang Ruo, and new arrangements of traditional folk songs. For information and booking click here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573228676615-ZGABRIWMDUJ976L2WOVZ/singer-songwriter+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Greenwich Village's singers and songwriters gather to share their work, new and old, with one another and with the public. Bring a bottle of wine, sit at table, and listen; or, if you would like to perform, contact Hannah (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com) Admission $10 (Free to performers) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573268707443-19T5QWYSHGUEQKD92JS8/12+Nov+Daedalus+Quartet+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Renowned Israeli pianist Renana Gutman joins the award-winning Daedalus Quartet to present a sonic exploration of the human response to repression and exile. The program with the defiantly joyful third string quartet of Viktor Ullman, written in Theresienstadt concentration camp in 1943, prior to the Austrian-born composer’s murder at Auschwitz. This is followed by Babel, a New York premiere string quartet by the composer Gabriel Bolaños, whose family fled Nicaragua in the 1990s. In this piece, Bolaños uses the sound of string instruments to explore the nature and variety of human languages, revealing both cultural differences and our fundamental similarity. The program closes with Mieczyslaw Weinberg’s monumental piano quintet, composed in Moscow after his escape from the Nazi invasion of Poland. It celebrates the centenary of this rarely programmed artist’s birth. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573229112560-72RT0LT5T5UYCW2NR04E/14+Nov+Pink.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Kevin Kay - duality ii, for ensemble & electronics (2019) Yifan Guo - Fragile Balance, for violin & cello (2019) Simon Kanzler - random/control, for ensemble & live electronics (2019) Zosha Di Castri - La forma dello spazio, for ensemble (2013) Chaya Czernowin - Duo Leat, for 2 bass clarinets (2009-2010). Ticket price includes entrance to reception following the concert. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573229632303-I8F6ZBB3JYHARNWAQHYA/15+Nov+Chaliapin.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Nick Hay will perform works that were sung by the great Russian bass, Feodor Chaliapin. He will also show film clips of Chaliapin from the movie Don Quixote to showcase Chaliapin‘s incredible acting ability. Other performers include pianist, Amir Farid, violinist, Jose Pietri-Coimbre, and a small men’s chorus. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573230349763-L8OVNWYVPSGDHD9KSR9H/16+Nov+JKLM.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Katty Mayorga, guitar, and Jaimie Lee, flute, present a concert of repertoire for, or arranged for, their instruments. From $10: on the door only (no advance booking) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573230673520-PNUV9VREYW8K8MGMM66V/16+Nov+Reggae.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Andrew Jones, Jamaican-born NYC tenor, curates a concert celebrating American and Jamaican popular songs: reggae, souls, and rocksteady music. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573230883578-XEQK0WWFGDK3XKFUNYWR/17+Nov+Petersburg.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Frank Mathis, baritone, with, Jonathan DePeri, piano, performs Sviridov's masterful song-cycle, along with other Russian art song. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573231275297-KLN38FCQM992TYPK2SJJ/17+Nov+Complete+Beethoven+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November The project is dedicated to Beethoven’s 250th Anniversary in 2020. it will present all of his compositions for violin and piano. This first concert features Natasha Lipkina, violin, and Vladimir Rumyantsev, piano. $25 - $30 Booking information to follow. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573245395870-PN2DH36U2EH8YBSZ55U4/19+Nov+Revelation+faces.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Alexia Pia Gerlach, cello, and Reed Tetzloff, piano, perform repertoire by Bach, Brahms, Beethoven, and Piazolla. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573246090164-L9XCS3SEO6MYFPCSCGHT/21+nOV+sANDBERG.jpg Arts at St. John's - November "Shape Shifting and Time Traveling with Classical Music, World Music and Jazz" - an Evening Recital. Liszt, Ravel, Chopin, Bach and Steve's Classical World Jazz compositions, featuring Steve Sandberg on piano and Windham Hill artist Sean Harkness on guitar. http://stevesandbergmusic.com/ For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573246661631-1UYVJVWSX0CMGG2GVSV7/22+Nov+NYU.png Arts at St. John's - November Marilyn C Nonken curates a program of chamaber music performed by some of the most talented of New York University's up-and-coming classical musicians. Free admission. . https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573246949461-8HSJW7NUUM3ZM11YMJD6/23+Nov+Making+Music.png Arts at St. John's - November Making Music Together, a community-based musical encouragement program, gathers in Revelation Gallery for a day of learning and collaboration, culminating at a concert at 8pm. Suggested donation of $50. Registration by email (Craig Shepard - craig@craigshepard.net) is advised. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573695697659-WHKIZIKLG6CYA5IPTEFD/Bring+Him+Home+1.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Gioia De Cari and John Olson will perform new music for soprano and guitar, including the world premiere of Benjamin Verdery's What God Looks Like: Three Stories, as well as compositions and arrangements by David Leisner, Frank Wallace, João Luiz, and Clarice Assad. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573247606143-1Z5UK2RWDSU2J1EF1PLI/24+Nov+Ola.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Opera Angelo presentsfavories of opera and musical theater from Carmen to south Pacific sung by internationally acclaimed soloists: Ola Rafalo, mezzo-soprano, Phil Alongi, tenor, and baritone Charles Schneider. Booking information to follow. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573248108078-R2YD2G0GY0V0LV0PKBWX/26+Nov+Pass+%281%29.png Arts at St. John's - November THE PASS, a musical starring Denise Marsa with the effervescently talented Tracy Stark at piano & vocals premiered in London at the Playground Theatre 9/27/18 and 9/29/18 and received outstanding reviews. The piece will have its first NYC performance on Tuesday, November 26 at Revelation Gallery in the West Village, where Denise calls home. When Giving Up Is Not An Option: The Pass is an honest and intimate look at the ups and downs of a musician working in the music business through four decades. NYC's singer-songwriter Denise Marsa tells her story through 18 vignettes with her original music intertwined. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573248871562-Z19OA8KS3VX6YPHTQKBA/28+Nov+Ads-Up.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Thanksgiving Eucharist (to which those all all faiths and of none are welcome) is sung in church at 10am. Drinks follow in the Common Room at 11am, and a traditional Thanksgiving Lunch is served in Revelation Gallery at about noon. We welcome refugee friends whom we have come to know through Ads-Up (ads-up.org). For information and lunch booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1574375101622-2H9UAYO26P3JWPC2C090/29+Nov+Trans+II.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Remembering Trans* Lives Hear, in attentive silence, the names of the transgender and gender non-conforming souls lost this year. The names of those lost will be read alongside readings attendees may wish to contribute. These may be personal testimonials or something you find holds importance and relevance: a poem, an excerpt from a novel, words that help center the importance of identity, or a short piece of piano music (the room has a quality grand piano). This is a time and space of mourning, but also of hope and healing. Free. Register in advance on Face Book by clicking here or simply attend without registration. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573249271882-NL58PK9Y3TGX1NV0LJ6X/02+Nov+Ahn+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Virtuoso musician Sohyun Ahn is returning to Saint John’s in the Village to perform the third recital in her Complete Mozart Piano Sonata Series. Four delightful sonatas will cheer your heart and warm your soul: Sonata in D Major K.284 Sonata in C Major K.309 Sonata in A Minor K.310 Sonata in D Major K.311 Tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance: $20 ($10 for student & seniors) For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-november-preview daily 0.75 2019-11-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572209350651-HRLY81ZZS4L0TP42OIX6/Novewmber+art+background.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview - Arts at St. John’s November Preview https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572209781038-ZIEWU541EJUVX9YP2V3P/1+Nov+All+Souls.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview The Commemoration of the Faithful Departed. The Requiem is sung to plainsong at 6.15pm in the church and followed by prayers and candle-lighting in St Benedict's Memorial Garden. If attending this service and wishing for departed loved ones to be commemorated by name, please give their full name/s to the Rector (rector@stjvny.org). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572210536396-BUOYNTHRH37IY3YF3GZU/1+Nov+Monsoon.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview It's monsoon season in Phoenix, and recently separated couple Danny and Julia are spiraling into chaos. A strip club's flashing neon sign is keeping Danny awake at night, and Julia's Adderall addiction has only gotten worse since her dealer moved in. Danny is suffering from micro-blackouts and Julia keeps seeing a giant bird in her backyard. Is anyone watching their kid? This romantic comedy for a toxic world by 2019 AFO Artist In Residence Lizzie Vieh comes alive with biting humor and blinding insight. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572216817720-192ENH1P3LMS4G5Y8WRL/2+Nov+Birds.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview Artist Hara Seltzer presents an exhibition of watercolors of birds in wintertime. The exhibition runs until the end of November. Gallery opening hours are: Mon-Wed from 10am to 3pm. This opening reception (from 2pm on Saturday 2 November) is free, but registration is necessary for catering purposes. For registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572217520777-EIJ32MY2WMPJBUDJUKGO/02+Nov+Garbalinska.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview Magdalena Garbalinska presents a concert of music for solo and accompanied violin. Admission free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572217748115-55BI2WC5TCBZJCBU8OAE/02+Nov+Ahn+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview The Complete Mozart Piano Sonata Series 2 Sonata in C Major KV 54 Sonata in B flat Major KV 570 Sonata in D Major KV 576 Sonata in A Major KV 331 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572901329300-LM45ZPTBDWWEF2DZBQB0/03+Nov+Khbk.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview A piano recital of Schumann études and Chopin nocturnes. $20 in advance. $25 on the door. $10 off for students. Free to children. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572900291672-7S6ZT06JU23DEUU7C5T6/Bassoon.png Arts at St. John's - November Preview Featuring friends, colleagues and musicians from the Juliard school, bassoonist Matthew Kneale showcases the diversity and different combinations of excellent bassoon chamber music In New York. Featuring compositions of Saint-Säens, Tansman, Greenbaum and Holly Harrison, it is a 70 minute program that showcases the progressions of works from the 20th-21st century in an interesting, unique and colourful way. We hope to see you here at St John‘s In The Village, New York. $10-$20 on the door only (no advance booking). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1572218329328-80D4BNF79L0CIGLABJXO/5+Nov+GF+square+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview Evensong with 'Gunpowder Propers' followed by the Burning of the Guy, Bonfire, Sausage Sizzle, and a word about student welfare. Guy Fawkes, along with other conspiritors, attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament on 5 November 1605. His attempt was foiled and he was executed. Since then bonfires have been lit on 5 November to celebrate this deliverance of democracy. Evensong is sung simply to plainsong using the special provisions of the Book of Common Prayer of 1662. It is then followed by the lighting of the fire in the courtyard and the Burning of the Guy (symbolizing the rejection of terrorism). Sausages are cooked on the outdoor grill and served with wine, beer, and soft drinks. Free; but registration is necessary for catering purposes For registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573153426563-XX8J90C8QZMA046UUZQ0/06+Sept+Revel.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview An hour out of wholesome movement patterning and creative physical exploration, for personal nourishment. Facilitator Jonathan Matthews utilizes St. John’s Revelation Gallery to respond physically to visual artworks in tandem with abstract concepts from the liturgical calendar. Every Friday at noon. Register by email (mattjw92@gmail.com) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573153700063-V8A4U28KAWUIG8EHSUS7/08+Nov+Greek+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview The Greek-American Writer's Association presents an evening of short plays. The Furniture Play by Penelope Karageorge Comfortable by Nicholas Vasilios Pappas The Greek Helicopter Mother by Mary Perifimos The Arranged Matrimony by Anwar N. Suleiman A Musical Performance by Nektarios Antoniou A wine reception follows in Revelation Gallery. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573154278362-2XCMSW9W8AOE6O2AA2DL/09+Nov+Soil+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview Talking DIRT in the Village: Soil Stewardship, Climate Action, Community Mobilization - a special evening with author Aaron William Perry. This special event, curated by author and Y on Earth Community founder Aaron William Perry, along with Joanie Klar and Special Friends, is a not-to-miss experience for the Grenwich Village community! Look for Aaron's article "Talking Dirt in the Village" in the November issue of the WestView News - this event is co-sponsored by the WestView News and the Y on Earth Community, a 501(c)3 educational non-profit organization. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573154808230-P1UYBZ7P5TKA0963KYCP/09+Nov+Ember+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview EMBER presents their concert “Civil Discourse” In our noisy world of high decibels and unrelenting electronic input, listening may be a lost art – and a necessary key to Civil Discourse. Commissioned world premiere: “Mending Wall” by Bill Heigen. East Coast premiere of “Singing Together” by John Muehleisen. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1573155299319-0PBA4L5UKND86U7XP4KY/10+Nov+Palmer+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - November Preview Jeffrey Palmer (countertenor) and Irena Portenko (piano) bring their acclaimed program of music performed at the Music in the Alps Festival in Austria this summer to the ‘Sundays at Three Concert Series’ at St John’s in the Village. Featuring selections from Austria’s own Franz Schubert, this eclectic program also includes music by Handel, Debussy, Schumann, Björk, Huang Ruo, and new arrangements of traditional folk songs. For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-december-preview daily 0.75 2019-12-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1574968748065-5SUE3CAW8UF1HEO4W56P/December+Angel.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview - Arts at St. John’s December Preview https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1574969607398-0SBCG1XFM2P8ZKWZ9Q6X/01+Dec+Carols+AIDS.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview Carols by Candlelight: an Advent Sequence for World AIDS Day is sung by the professional Choir of St John's in the Village in collaboration with the Choir of Dignity New York, an LGBTQ group which meets regularly at St John's, and is in support of the upkeep of the New York City AIDS Memorial, which is just a stone's throw from St John's. Music by Arvo Pärt, Jacob Handl, Boris Ord, Thomas Morley, and many other composers. The carols, to which those of all faiths or of none are welcome, are followed by a seasonal hot mulled wine reception (with soft drink options) in Revelation Gallery, the art gallery of St John's. Free, but registration is helpful for catering purposes. For information and registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1574970624738-F5DRU3Q23CB2Q8YGXGOO/03+Kaz+church.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview New York City based artist Kazuya Morimoto was born and raised in Japan and studied at the Art Factory Institution Of Art with Makoto Arimichi in Japan. Shortly after graduation, Kazuya moved to New York City to study painting at the Art Students League. Recently Kazuya Morimoto has been devoting most of his time to painting the streets of New York City. This exhibition runs until Christmas. Gallery opening hours (which are subject to change) are: Mons, Tues, Weds from 10am to 3pm. The Gallery is also the venue for evening concerts and receptions. The Opening Reception (Tuesday 3 December from 7pm to 9pm) is free, but registration is required for catering purposes For information and registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575043714503-G3NFLR0YCHVQRFOHMT3K/DURUFLE.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575508511295-K0UAM3IN9J6A79MR4VQ4/06+Dec+DirectorJam.gif Arts at St. John's - December Preview DirectorJam is a work-in-progress showing of four director-driven works, featuring excerpts of work in development by directors Shadi Ghaheri, Jessi Hill, Mei Ann Teo, and Em Weinstein. Ranging from choreography to storytelling to new work, this event is a window into four directors' unique processes. For information and registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575044024393-NF2BX6L8LTVPMU37H0VL/6+Dec+Galera+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview Spanish pianist Antonio Galera presents a program featuring music by J.S.Bach, C. Franck, C. Debussy and H. Dutilleux, included in his first solo album, "Prelude". Tickets on the door $20 ($10 students) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575507162671-57X1L3TJ460FWPCUXSB8/07+Dec+Reimman+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview A collection of short recitals by young voice and piano students under the tutelage of Reimann Music. This concert is open to parents and other family members of the performers. To learn more about Reimann Music contact Hannah Reimann (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575507926286-4DDO11QBJM1XDB2ZZ3TP/07+Dec+Mozart+WVN.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview The Strathmere Ensemble, St John's resident string ensemble, with soprano Amber Evans, presents gems of the musical genius of Mozart. "Marriage of Figaro overture" "Conservati fedele" K23 "Laudate dominum" from Vesperae Solenne de Confessore K399 "Alleluja" from Exsultate Jubilate "Ave Verum Corpus" K618 "Eine kleine Nacht Musik" K525 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575509573426-D95B4006II4QDK0DPZGX/08+dec+fERNE.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview Pianist John Urban and tenor Kyle Viverito present a concert of early 19th-century art song and solo piano works centered around thematic material both musical and poetic from Beethoven's only song cycle, An Die Ferne Geliebte ("To the Distant Beloved") For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575509972195-WKJLBRBO4P1CVQPH8P79/08+Dec+Troy+Davis.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview Troy Davis was an innocent man on Georgia’s death row, executed in 2011. I Am Troy Davis takes us inside a violent criminal justice system where life and death hang in the balance. It is also a testament to the power of love and resilience of family. The performers are all death row survivors, family members of death row prisoners and wrongfully convicted people, and family members of those killed by police and racist violence. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575648755877-IXRMDS0BERPY61KZRTSJ/09+Dec+Yelka.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview Croatian soprano Yelka Milanova with pianist Michael Fennelly presents a concert of Italian classical art songs, Italian arias, and piano excerpts from opera. The concert is followed by a drinks reception. This concert is repeated on Thursday 19 December. Free, no registration required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575649038684-BEAY1VTFVHAIKG5D40ZK/singer-songwriter.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Preview Singer-songwriters and spoken word artists gather to share their work with one another and with the public in an intimate cabaret environment. Doors open at 7.30pm for music at 8pm. BYO wine. To perform please contact our curator, Hannah Reimann (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com) $10 on the door & BYOB Wine For booking and information click here. https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-december daily 0.75 2019-12-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575486342644-GHLG6JOYA8PXNGFTQO5D/December+Angel.jpg Arts at St. John's - December - Arts at St. John’s December https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575486691444-0U3G3SV2QBE16MPSRGTV/01+Dec+Carols+AIDS.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Carols by Candlelight: an Advent Sequence for World AIDS Day is sung by the professional Choir of St John's in the Village in collaboration with the Choir of Dignity New York, an LGBTQ group which meets regularly at St John's, and is in support of the upkeep of the New York City AIDS Memorial, which is just a stone's throw from St John's. Music by Arvo Pärt, Jacob Handl, Boris Ord, Thomas Morley, and many other composers. The carols, to which those of all faiths or of none are welcome, are followed by a seasonal hot mulled wine reception (with soft drink options) in Revelation Gallery, the art gallery of St John's. Free, but registration is helpful for catering purposes. For information and registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575487049067-XRP1XQLA9RZCM6X6W3TF/03+Kaz+church.jpg Arts at St. John's - December New York City based artist Kazuya Morimoto was born and raised in Japan and studied at the Art Factory Institution Of Art with Makoto Arimichi in Japan. Shortly after graduation, Kazuya moved to New York City to study painting at the Art Students League. Recently Kazuya Morimoto has been devoting most of his time to painting the streets of New York City. This exhibition runs until Christmas. Gallery opening hours (which are subject to change) are: Mons, Tues, Weds from 10am to 3pm. The Gallery is also the venue for evening concerts and receptions. The Opening Reception (Tuesday 3 December from 7pm to 9pm) is free, but registration is required for catering purposes For information and registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575487575650-7K4O6YIAWMQ1MUG62QGK/DURUFLE.jpg Arts at St. John's - December https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575647077489-EZCK7HLZOROMLB1OD076/06+Dec+DirectorJam.gif Arts at St. John's - December DirectorJam is a work-in-progress showing of four director-driven works, featuring excerpts of work in development by directors Shadi Ghaheri, Jessi Hill, Mei Ann Teo, and Em Weinstein. Ranging from choreography to storytelling to new work, this event is a window into four directors' unique processes. For information and registration click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575647240302-21KI4ZI731PSHDMMBAIP/6+Dec+Galera+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Spanish pianist Antonio Galera presents a program featuring music by J.S.Bach, C. Franck, C. Debussy and H. Dutilleux, included in his first solo album, "Prelude". Tickets on the door $20 ($10 students) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575647359023-4TAD99J0NJU66DFVQXX2/07+Dec+Reimman+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - December A collection of short recitals by young voice and piano students under the tutelage of Reimann Music. This concert is open to parents and other family members of the performers. To learn more about Reimann Music contact Hannah Reimann (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575647515160-N92O4G2EEKKV3NVOHZHT/07+Dec+Mozart+WVN.jpg Arts at St. John's - December The Strathmere Ensemble, St John's resident string ensemble, with soprano Amber Evans, presents gems of the musical genius of Mozart. "Marriage of Figaro overture" "Conservati fedele" K23 "Laudate dominum" from Vesperae Solenne de Confessore K399 "Alleluja" from Exsultate Jubilate "Ave Verum Corpus" K618 "Eine kleine Nacht Musik" K525 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575647758387-3MM891VDNNHKYO97B82Z/08+Dec+Urban+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Pianist John Urban and tenor Kyle Viverito present a concert of early 19th-century art song and solo piano works centered around thematic material both musical and poetic from Beethoven's only song cycle, An Die Ferne Geliebte ("To the Distant Beloved") For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575647669608-VK9P1D0CZAVW7A9TL5BL/08+Dec+Troy+Davis.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Troy Davis was an innocent man on Georgia’s death row, executed in 2011. I Am Troy Davis takes us inside a violent criminal justice system where life and death hang in the balance. It is also a testament to the power of love and resilience of family. The performers are all death row survivors, family members of death row prisoners and wrongfully convicted people, and family members of those killed by police and racist violence. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575649321658-D4Q1EPY9ZT38EO2OMP8F/09+Dec+Yelka.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Croatian soprano Yelka Milanova with pianist Michael Fennelly presents a concert of Italian classical art songs, Italian arias, and piano excerpts from opera. The concert is followed by a drinks reception. This concert is repeated on Thursday 19 December. Free, no registration required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575649473349-DQFAVIPYRG0138AH9UUP/singer-songwriter.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Singer-songwriters and spoken word artists gather to share their work with one another and with the public in an intimate cabaret environment. Doors open at 7.30pm for music at 8pm. BYO wine. To perform please contact our curator, Hannah Reimann (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com) $10 on the door & BYOB Wine For booking and information click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575750570395-9GG2X69BE8E3H5PRN6QM/11+Dec+Trans.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Excerpts of new works created by emerging trans and gender non-conforming theater artists as the culmination of a year-long fellowship. Free, but registration by email (translabtheater@gmail.com) is essential. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575911623263-HKLZVWR1USATW71IGZE7/img_6453.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Sparked by informal jam sessions in living spaces, the Moving Orchestra is an eclectic mix of artists from all backgrounds. Moving Orchestra presents an improvisational program - nothing composed or choreographed. No one has, nor will anyone have, experienced this again. Bookings through Groupmuse with donation only on the door. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575751224266-4ZPPAA7C9X7PX2V4LKWQ/13+Dec+Andrew+Jones+Christmas+Concert.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Traditional European, American, and Caribbean Christmas carols. All profits go to Trinity Place Shelter, helping homeless LGBTQ youth. No advance booking. Tickets ($20) on the door only. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575751892438-AE15M3M6PJMMHMCREPWQ/14+Dec+5G+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Alternative Cinema delivers the facts on the health risks of 5G and smart meters on New York City residents. The film screening is followed by discussion and Q&A with experts in the field. Free, but registration is helpful. Register by Face Book. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575752318230-XE09ZPDWUFE4Q4ENYB0F/14+Dec+Brooklin+G+School.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Students of the Brooklyn Guitar School present a concert of repertoire, both old and new, for solo guitar and for small and large guitar enembles. Free, no registration required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575752875083-SOTR3W04M30ZKFG2MCMG/14+Dec+Passagiate.jpg Arts at St. John's - December A presentation of Judith Baumel’s new book of poems 'Passeggiate' and the world-premiere of Sidney Boquiren’s musical setting of Baumel’s poetry, performed by NYC soprano Amber Evans. Free and open to the public thanks to the support of Adelphi University’s College of Arts and Sciences. Registration (free) is necessary for catering purposes. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575753353679-7EXO30ZHJNPMEWUBZR82/14+Dec+Sohyun.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Virtuoso pianist Sohyun Ahn returns to Saint John’s to perform the final recital in her Complete Mozart Piano Sonata Series. Four delightful sonatas will cheer your heart and warm your soul: Mozart Piano Sonata in C Major K.279 Mozart Piano Sonata in F Major K.280 Mozart Piano Sonata in B flat Major K.281 Mozart Piano Sonata in C minor K.457 Free, but registration is helpful. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575914604021-080OQBR27BE3MFGTTDIA/15+Dec+Yibin.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Yibin Li, violinist, curates a concert of young artists presenting music from the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic periods. Free, no registration required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575914871720-V0D1CT3MM2PCTZXQ8HLH/15+Dec+Where.jpg Arts at St. John's - December A Native American playwright travels to the UK to study Shakespeare. She channels her Mohegan ancestors' 18th century voyage across the same Atlantic on a diplomatic venure to protect their people. Where We Belong is a search for identity in a globalized world. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575915226990-DTWKTR4BEF6R4PJ5TZHM/16+Dec+Voyces.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Voyces, Staten Island-based vocal ensemble, presents a concert of warmly devotional and seasonal music. Take a pause and enjoy an oasis from the city's hectic December rush with music by Tallis, Victoria, Palestrina, Duruflé, Rheinberger, and others. Free, no advance booking, but donations welcome on the door. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575915642570-NOU2EB28S4OTQPY4YONY/17+Dec+Mario.jpg Arts at St. John's - December The festive season is upon us and Noche Buena is one of the most important Latin American celebrations of the year. Tenor Mario Arévalo and Una Voz Un Mundo close their 2019 season with a wonderful concert of Spanish Villancicos y Cantos Populares from Latin America. All the proceeds go to buy toys for street-children in San Vicente, El Salvador. Salvadorean hot chocolate reception. Tickets $20. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575916316917-SRLTJZIY8BUGYGP2MKHD/17+Dec+Natasha.png Arts at St. John's - December The exciting young pianist Reed Tetzloff returns to Revelation Gallery for his first solo recital here. RAMEAU: La Poule, Les Triolets, and Les Sauvages, from Suite in G minor BRAHMS: Six Pieces, Op. 118 BEETHOVEN: Six Variations on an original theme in F major, Op. 34 BEETHOVEN: Sonata in A major, Op. 101 Tickets $20. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575916755423-DMPQ2D0NHP7PDSMCCSSX/18+Dec+Amber.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Amber Evans (soprano) with Rebecca Ehren (organ) presents a concert of contemporary works for voice and organ by Benjamin Britten, David Briggs, Nico Muhly, Jean Langlais, and others. 7:30pm Pre-Concert Talk (VIP ticket required) 8pm Concert Tickets: $15-$25, VIP $50. The concert is followed by a reception. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575917561257-TC4VACPH8ZR9UYO1MFU6/20+Dec+Odeon.png Arts at St. John's - December Helen Park (flute), Hsuan Lee (viola), Karin Fukumi (piano/harpsichord), and Ming-Jui Liu (guitar), who together are Odeon, present chamber music for guitar by Francesco Molino, Johann Hummel, Manuel María Ponce Cuéllar, and others. No advance booking. Tickets on the door only $15 (students $10) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576083314943-SGF2TF0AIQH51YZC4UIV/21+Dec+Make+Music+Piano+City.png Arts at St. John's - December Chamber music presented in an intimate and interactive environment. Program: Diana Wayburn, 3:00PM Improvisation Birgit Matzerath, 3:10PM J.S. Bach: Prelude and Fugue No 8 in E-flat minor/D-sharp minor Josephine Soong, 3:20PM TBA Beyza Yazgan, 3:35PM Chopin: Ballade No. 4 in F minor, Op. 52 Ellen Sirower, 3:50PM Haydn: Piano Sonata , Hob. XVI/49 ,J.S. Bach: Toccata in E Minor Jamie Choi, 4:20PM Jazz Standard and Christmas Carols Shai Zohar, 4:40PM Liszt: Sonata in B minor Isabella Ma, violin,Carmen Ching, piano 5:15PM Beethoven: Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 5 in F Major, Op. 24, I. Allegro; Dvorak - Romance for piano and violin, Op.11 Eric Silberger, violin, 5:40PM Brahms: Scherzo Sarah Nelson, 5:50PM Ludovico Einaudi: Nuvole Bianche Sarah Nelson: Lorelai Jane Jazz/Improvisation Edward Luengo, cello, Haerin Kim, piano 6:15 PM Brahms: Sonata for Piano and Cello Joan Forsyth, 6:45PM Stephen Chatman: Nocturne , Shimmering Wings; Joan Tower: Vast Antique Cubes and Throbbing Still Free, but registration is helpful. To register click here.. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575918431588-FY08DZZHFCI17M5RK4FE/22+Dec+Carols.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of the Christmas of 14th century Europe. Medieval music for voices and authentic instruments by Concordian Dawn. Readings in Middle English from Wycliffe's 1390s Bible. Followed by a reception of ypocras (or wassail), rastons, and sweet pies. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576769875139-Q9TGILH3YEIMEQA5QPVP/KakaoTalk_Photo_2019-12-18-14-09-53.jpeg Arts at St. John's - December WooJin Park, violin, with pianist JiYoon Han, presents repertoire by Brahms and Beethoven, with special guest Yena Seo. In the second half of the program soprano Sulgi Cho, with pianist MoonYoung Jang, performs song by Strauss, Previn, and Moore. Free, but registration is helpful. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575919065055-0FY1OJ8W591HI0U071FT/24+Dec+carol+concert.png Arts at St. John's - December TheThe New York City Rudolphus Choir & Soloists present a family-friendly concert of seasonal music both sacred and secular, with a special look at the role of animals in the Christmas story. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer In 1939 Robert May, who worked for the department store Montgomery Ward, was asked by the store to write a children's story for Christmas. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, with illustrations by Denver Gillen, was the result. Ten years later Ward's brother-in-law Johnny Marks, who lived just along the street from St John's, at W 11th St, created the song to the music we know and love today. Gene Autry, the 'singing cowboy', recorded the song and Rudolph went down in history! A first-edition copy of the 1939 children's booklet will be on display at the Reception in Revelation Gallery .Tickets $20 ($10 for students and armed forces personnel). Free to seniors and children, but registration is required. Tickets and registration here: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576893741238-4QZ3DKP4KF1XL5TGLRZI/animals+around+the+manger.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Traditional Midnight Mass of Christmas with professional choir, carols, incense, and crib. Music: Mass and Motet - O Magnum Mysterium (Victoria). The mass is followed by a festive champagne and soft drink reception. Free and open to all. No booking necessary. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575919850264-QXN0NX4DT5ZQ8VTYCUSI/25+Dec+Christmas+Day+Mass.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Traditional Sung Eucharist (Mass) of Christmas Day with medieval plainchant, carols, incense, and crib. Free and open to all. No booking necessary. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1575920438147-BNZNDGYF7M45P11HAENB/27+Dec+Johnsmas+%28another%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - December Sung Eucharist (Mass) of St John the Evangalist (our Patron Saint) with chant, incense, and carols, followed by the annual Boar's Head Supper in Revelation Gallery. Eucharist is, of course, free and open to all (of any faith or none). Supper $20 ($10 seniors and students). For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-stjohns-january-preview daily 0.75 2020-01-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576633493133-YO644ULK7YHG49B35J97/trumpets+in+snow.jpg Arts at St.John's - January - Arts at St. John’s January https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576634150750-OPZZFQ0OXAXEU5QIAQ5A/03+Jan+Brancato.JPG Arts at St.John's - January Nicole Brancato, pianist, presents an inventive program including works by Franz Schubert, Claude Debussy, Einojuhani Rautavaara, Luciano Berio, and Christopher Fox. $15 (students $10) on the door only. No advance booking. Cash and Paypal accepted. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576634806051-35IO640BSGAQRTNN0KJZ/04+Charu+Suri+band.jpeg Arts at St.John's - January Following the heels of her Carnegie Hall debut, Charu Suri and her band brings her two new albums, The New American Songbook and The Book of Ragas, to the West Village. Also, some standards to get you into a cozy vibe in the New Year. Join the Charu Suri Trio and her singer, Danielle Erin Rhodes, for a weekend concert to welcome the New Year . Wine reception. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576891614635-4RG8ABBYYS1U4GIO9E52/05+Jan+Brewer.JPG Arts at St.John's - January An extravaganza featuring four harpsichords revealing Bach’s genius for dramatic painting in sound. Arthur Haas, Dongsok Shin, Avi Stein, and Gwendolyn Toth, harpsichords. Various artists on wind, strings, and voice. A short account of the life’s work of Edward Brewer as told by Barry Brewer For information and booking click here.. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576782773538-B8Q0MNTCPIGWTZ2VYEE2/06+Jan+Alumni+Jam.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Marking Rattlestick Playwrights Theater's 25th anniversary alumni playwrights share excerpts of their new work. In this first of four evenings: Michael Laurence (Hamlet in Bed), Dael Orlandersmith (Watching the Watcher), José Rivera ( Your Name Means Dream). Hosted by Keith Randolph Smith. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576783398348-KNHVHXM19X7E442D976I/07+Jan+Elsasser.jpg Arts at St.John's - January In pursuit of his artistic muses, Michael Elsasser has met and impacted the lives of many people whose images he has created into paintings reflecting an understanding of complexity and nuance so rarely found in more politically-driven artwork. Free but registration is required. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576783996345-CK20MJL8RPXBTACRDT9M/09+Jan+Extinction+rectangular.jpg Arts at St.John's - January What has happened to the little brown bats? To the spotted tree frog? What will happen to Homo sapiens? A Play for the Living in a Time of Extinction is an evening of interactive, interspecies storytelling that asks--through story, song, and movement--how to be a human in an era of man-made extinction. Free, registration and seat selection required. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578605328309-JZMR09MZY8X87NP2DIF5/10+Jan+Odessa+%284%29.jpg Arts at St.John's - January A fire broke out at Odessa College of Economics on 4 December 2019. 16 people died in the fire and 30 were injured. The Odessa Society of New York, with Mita Mitrovich and Irena Portenko, offer this concert for the assistance for the victims and the bereaved. Featuring cabaret singer Tanya Melamed, violinist Alex Koffman, and pianist Irena Portenko, this concert includes the best of cabaret music from the Ukraine and beyond, along with classical selections. For booking and information click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576785749874-EAWN3TNV42SN8YTYOQHH/11+Jan+Twelfth+Night.jpg Arts at St.John's - January The Instant Shakespeare Company, which uses First Folio and Quarto editions presents annual readings of all of William Shakespeare’s plays. This reading is already fully-cast. Audience members attend for free. Free, but registration (instantshakespeare@gmail.com) is helpful. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578339776866-38FAA1K4B5V9CRYBUDKR/11+Jan+Amber.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Amber Evans, soprano, co-presenting with ChamberQUEER (chamberqueer.org), with Austin Philemon and Jeremy Chan, pianists, curates a celebration of the diversity of new and under-represented voices through the centuries for the ears, hearts, and minds of today. For booking and information click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578340779582-X06UNQ6KI2W0FHS72QWX/Jan+12+BLESSING.jpg Arts at St.John's - January On the Sunday of the Baptism of The Lord, Christians traditionally bless nearby waterways. Following the 11am Eucharist, come to Pier 46 on the Hudson River for this traditional rite, which involves the casting of the cross into the waters, and is followed by lunch at a trattoria on Christopher Street. The Liturgy of Blessing of the Waters and preceding 11am Eucharist are, of course, free to attend. Booking is necessary for the lunch in Malatesta Trattoria ($10; seniors and students $5). Price includes lunch but not drinks. (For drinks: pay in cash only - no cards). To book lunch click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1576786310860-48RDBUGNA38N96N09P6W/12+Jan+Roth.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Israeli guitarist Tali Roth offers an eclectic array of music for, and arranged for, classical guitar. Tickets $20 online in advance or $25 on the door. $10 reduction for students in either case. Children under 16 free. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578341645464-VJHUWYHL2N816RRM1U5D/singer-songwriter.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Singers, songwriters, poets, and others, both local and not so local, share their work with one another and with the public in an intimate cabaret-style environment. If interested in performing, please contact our curator Hannah Reimann (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com). For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578342314655-6WS262728GS5PBKQN35O/15+Jan+spare%2Brib.jpg Arts at St.John's - January A reading of Winter Miller’s powerful and exhilarating play, Spare Rib (New Yorker Profile), starring Kathleen Chalfant. Other cast members (to be announced) will vary on each night. Inspired by the work of Caryl Churchill, María Irene Fornés, and Judy Chicago, Spare Rib is a raucous exploration of the questions and semantics around abortion. Repeat performances on 16 and 22 January. Tickets from $73 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578343362870-52PW1RN22W1GHZRK178S/16+Jan+Yelka.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Croatian soprano Yelka Milanova, with pianist Michael Fennelly, presents a concert of German Lieder and other art song. The concert is followed by a reception in Revelation Gallery. Free, no registration required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578343974924-1W8199MGBX4B8B0NV7S3/17+Jan+VPNYC.jpg Arts at St.John's - January On the centenary of the start of Prohibition (17 January 1920) let Vocal Productions NYC entertain you with Sondheim, Loewe, Bolcom, Rodgers and Hammerstein, and more. Bass-baritone, Jeremy Griffin; bass, Valentin Peytchinov; mezzo, Anna Viemeister. After the formal concert in the church gather round the piano in Revelation Gallery with a glass of bubbly to sing drinking songs to mark the centenary of Prohibition! For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578345681430-0VL6MCXWC6YXDAWDQF1P/18+Jan+Beethoven+%281%29.jpg Arts at St.John's - January L. van Beethoven- Sonata for Piano and Violin op. 12 No. 1 L. van Beethoven- Sonata for Piano and Violin op. 24 “Spring” Aleksandra Kocheva-Piano Magdalena Garbalinska-Violin Free, no registration required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578346078850-6MRRFB44C8O55II21UN0/18+Jan+Tel-Viv.jpg Arts at St.John's - January The Strathmere Ensemble, St John's resident string quintet, presents a dynamic concert of music by Vivaldi and Telemann. Telemann String Quartet Vivaldi violin concerto (Spring) Vivaldi violin concerto (Autumn) Telemann 'Don Quixote' suite Tickets $20, free to seniors. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578346368066-7DB4XN7KYZAFH219OKI2/18+Jan+Alternative+Cinema.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Film: How 5G Sites Are Being Blocked and Removed by Raymond Broomhall (Australia). Learn about the step-by-step legal process of blocking and removing 5G transmitters, and how to campaign for ‘Safe-G’ in NYC. Have your presuppositions challenged and issues of current concern examined in documentary film and discussion. Enter Revelation Gallery at 224 Waverly Place. There is no admission through the church. Donations on the door. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578346693503-WUZQ9H0OYRIU8Z77EE4I/19+Jan+FFRCC.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Members of Lincoln Center Young Patrons and Carnegie Hall Notables who are themselves exceptional pianists present this piano concert. Giancarlo Facchi, Sylvain Carpentier, Andrew Qian, and Anya Wilkening. Free. No registration required. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578360000671-RQ0W1I8ITPRQJZCKDI6V/21+Jan+VM.png Arts at St.John's - January Russian-American pianist Asiya Korepanova performs her own transcriptions of music by Bach, Rachmaninov, Beach, Mussorgsky, Franck, and Fauré. Drinks Reception from 7pm; music at 7.30pm. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578412952445-WNALF4D7YQIRJ9S0Z083/23+Jan+Severe+Clear.jpg Arts at St.John's - January "Everyone has a 9/11 story. James's is told from where he worked; Windows on the World, the restaurant at the top of the World Trade Center. He is alive today due to a fluke. The Play is an original, non-linear, devised work. It is James's story about confronting mortality, survivor guilt, and what happens when you lose your best paying, most favorite job, as you watch your co-workers' deaths streamed live on TV; and what moving on looks like when your very personal tragedy was international breaking news." Free, but booking is required. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578519726359-GPT4ELPC42HFO5LEJOZ9/23+Jan+Art+of+Prac+%281%29.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Masterclass by The Art of Practicing Institute: a nonprofit organization dedicated to changing musical culture, for the benefit of musicians and audiences. Through innovative teaching methods, unique programs and products get to the root of musicians’ problems and help them reduce physical and mental tension, recover from practice-related injuries, and perform with ease, confidence, and expressive power. This masterclass is not open to the public. If interested in knowing more about The Art of Practicing, or in participating in future masterclasses, please contact The Art of Practicing Institute (artofpracticing.com). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578413450949-KB2A2DK0SKOL77U9XR7A/24+Jan+Salamon+%281%29.jpg Arts at St.John's - January From Bach's dark and virtuosic Chromatic Fantasia to the elegant, refined dance suite of Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre, harpsichordist Jonathan Salamon (Doctor of Musical Arts candidate at the Yale School of Music) presents a captivating program of well-known and rarely-heard solo works. Free (with suggested donation of $15 on the door), but please register online for catering purposes.. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578416517265-S0DH4LPW7BCZKQQUJI0F/25+Jan+Mozart+%28web%29+%281%29.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Join soprano Manya Steinkoler, mezzo-soprano Emma Lavandier, baritone Jonathan Hare, bass Kofi Hayford, and pianist William Hicks in celebrating Mozart’s 263rd birthday by performing some of his most cherished operatic repertoire. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578520421704-JIYVDLPHISO8U522RXFV/26+Jan+Australia+%281%29.jpg Arts at St.John's - January Help Australia and Australians recover from the bushfire disaster presently engulfing the country. A high-calible line-up of professional Australian musicians and other performers give of their time to raise funs for Australian Red Cross (the aid agency recommend by the Australian Consulate General in New York). The concert is followed by a Reception in Revelation Gallery (wine fully sponsored): a great place for Australians to come together on Australia Day at a time of national crisis. Tickets from $20 but with a sliding scale of pricing allowing you to give what you like. There will be further (tax-deductible) ways of giving at the event For information and booking click here.. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1578417301780-S1H1AI0DQ3S56T5JEY2X/29+Jan+Charlesmas.jpg Arts at St.John's - January The Eucharist is celebrated at 6:15 pm according to the rite of the Scottish Prayer Book, introduced by King Charles in 1637. It is followed by Caroline Cabaret: a convivial evening of Caroline and Jacobite song from the 17th and 18th centuries, with harpsichord and professional musicians, food and wine to share, and opportunities to sing along. Eucharist is free and open top the public, but booking is required for the Caroline Cabaret. $10.,$5 for seniors and students. Free to descendants of Charles I. For Cabaret information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-february daily 0.75 2020-02-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580149883835-0RM05TZW99WNGAVHPJ3R/horb.jpg Arts at St. John's - February - Arts at St. John’s February https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580504742588-JFMCLINBBNGUCGMTCSFZ/01+Feb+FFRCC.jpg Arts at St. John's - February With the Foundation for the Revival of Classical Culture we present Education at a Crossroad: Teaching Creativity & the Pedagogy of Discovery. This begins at 11am with a concert in the church (played by the Borowsky Family Quintet) then, after a refreshment break in the Common Room, moves to the theater for a symposium. If attending the symposium only, enter at 224 Waverly Place. For full information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580150380094-88PZB0HVSJQ81LYOEEII/01+Feb+Senfl.jpg Arts at St. John's - February The Viola da Gamba Dojo performs works by Ludwig Senfl (c 1486 - c 1543) and others. The concert opens with works by Oswald von Wolkenstein and Guillaume de Machaut performed on vielles, rebecs, and harp. Free but registration (via facebook) is helpful. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580150708506-1R4CL2Z822ZU7BQ1FEI0/01+Feb+panSonus.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Amber Evans (soprano) with Jon Clancy (percussion), known together as panSonus , perform works by Lydia Wayne Chang, Zak Argabrite, Vasily Ratmansky, Jakob Bragg and other highlights from their NZ/Australia Tour. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580151894294-HYPVJ8JSRNCVPA08K9V3/01+Feb+Emruz.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Pre-festival soirée for those involved in Emruz Festival 2020 (emruzfestival.org), a celebration of Iranian independent artists, which returns to St John's for its second edition, presenting ten performances and workshops over the course of a week in June with daring works by emerging Iranian artists living in Iran and in the diaspora. This reception is by invitation only. If you would like to know more please email (emruzfest.nyc@gmail.com) the Emruz Festival team. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580152231780-X1IZCRATXP7ULWC42DKR/02+Feb+Burning+of+Christmas+Tree.jpg Arts at St. John's - February The Presentation of Christ in the Temple, commonly called Candlemas, as candles are blessed on this day. It marks the end of the Christmas-Epiphany season. The 11am Choral Eucharist is sung to the music of Gabrieli (Missa Brevis in F) and Johannes Eccard. It begins in the Gallery with the Blessing of Candles and moves thence into the church. Immediately following the Eucharist the Christmas Tree is burned in the Courtyard. During Drinks & Lunch in the Gallery the ministry of Blessing of Throats will be available (anticipating the Feast of St Blaise). This celebration is, of course, free and open to all. If staying for Drinks & Lunch please register for catering purposes. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580153097334-C4R4FLD94WVOLP5YMHB3/02+Feb+Hall+Jo.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Everett Suttle (tenor) and Jonathan DePeri (pianist) offer this concert as a tribute to the composer Hall Johnson (who died in1970) on the 50th anniversary of his death. This concert is offered in acknowledgement of Black History Month. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580162764341-7WWIIHPTCOP13DAJIHB8/03+Feb+Julius.png Arts at St. John's - February Judson and Julius’ is a collaboratively written play which takes a deep dive into two of the Village’s most beloved spaces, Julius’ Bar, the oldest gay bar in the city, and Judson Church. The piece soulfully explores queerness, intergenerational dynamics, and how these two spaces continue to offer refuge and solace to those who need it most. Free, but registration is essential. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580314388374-C2EWPGZX0JWOSIB7USEY/04+Feb+Fatakhov.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Anatoliy Fatakhov, a NYC-based Russian-Jewish painter from Tashkent, works in a bold, clear, approachable, post-cubist idiom. Already well known in galleries in Italy, Fatakhov is now becoming better known here in the USA. This is his first Manhattan exhibition. Opening of Exhibition of paintings by Anatoliy Fatakhov with newly commissioned music by Nico Muhly performed by cello soloist Issei Herr. This Opening is at capacity. The Gallery is open on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from 10am to 3pm; and also on some Saturdays in the presence of the artist (see below) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580229174584-GEJTLELGYE1TRW5YKBBU/06+Feb+Art+of+Prac.jpg Arts at St. John's - February The Art of Practicing Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to changing musical culture, for the benefit of musicians and audiences. Through innovative teaching methods, unique programs and products get to the root of musicians’ problems and help them reduce physical and mental tension, recover from practice-related injuries, and perform with ease, confidence, and expressive power. This masterclass is not open to the public. If interested in knowing more about The Art of Practicing, or in participating in future masterclasses, please contact The Art of Practicing Institute (artofpracticing.com). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580505057534-GUTYFAWICWJXOO5YEXMY/07+Feb+Revel.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Revel: a movement class. Neither dance, nor yoga, nor exercise, this class challenges the definitions of those genres. For more information, and to book, contact the director, Jonathan Matthews (mattjw92@gmail.com). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580229612808-LD060UNQFA7C3BJ17K06/07+Feb+Mattia+Ometto.jpg Arts at St. John's - February In 'Le Mal du Pays' (homesickness) Italian pianist Mattia Ometto presents Romantic music by Liszt, Debussy, and Medtner. Liszt: Le mal du pays (from Années de pèlerinage) and Ballade in B minor. Debussy: from Preludes 'Danseuses de Delphes', 'Brouillards', and 'Ce qu’a vu le vent d’ouest'. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580230635810-LURB477JFD38SG209WR0/08+Feb+Fatakhov.jpg Arts at St. John's - February The artist will be present. All Revelation Gallery openings and viewings are free to attend. No registration is necessary for this viewing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580229961718-8XAILL4XDQ1B2LSUT1B3/8+Feb+Clair+de+Lune+%28web%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Soprano Manya Steinkoler and Mezzo-Soprano Emma Lavandier present a evening of beautiful songs written by some of the most esteemed and well-known French composers of the 19th and 20th centuries – Hector Berlioz, Claude Debussy, Henri Duparc, Gabriel Fauré, Erik Satie plus a surprise or two! For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580260842638-KZ9K5M21DIRAM9QBD4NK/09+Feb+Simpson.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Violinist Eric Simpson performs solo violin works by JS Bach and Eugène-Auguste Ysaÿe. J.S. Bach, Partita No. 2 J.S. Bach, Partita No. 3 Ysaye, Violin Sonata No. 2 Ysaye, Violin Sonata No. 3 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580261191170-CLETZJAXEKONI1EFVTMB/09+Feb+Migrant.jpg Arts at St. John's - February A Migrant Voice is a boundless musical journey: a recital featuring traditional love songs from Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Sicily. Thoni Sorano (voice), Charu Suri (piano), Murat Tekbilek (Middle Eastern percussion instruments), Jeff Dingler (double bass). For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580313368530-NW5DGCD6TT8WPPQK55M6/singer-songwriter.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Our monthly singer-songwriter and spoken word evening in Revelation Gallery may take on a new format. Watch this space for more details about this second Tuesday in February. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1580313837429-7AVGJLB8CAQASTCFGZ5F/14+Feb+Yaala.jpg Arts at St. John's - February THE GREAT LOVE SONGS REQUESTED! Spend your Valentine's Day listening to the songs YOU love! Singer Yaala Ballin and pianist Michael Kanan present a night of the great love songs, all on a menu from which you choose! "The Man I Love" by Gershwin? "Night And Day" by Cole Porter? "Isn't It Romantic" by Rogers and Hart? "I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm" by Irving Berlin? "The Way You Look Tonight" by Jerome Kern? YOU CHOOSE! For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581090275146-J6X8E7NV9TG5LH0IU4JH/15+Feb+Sohyun.jpg Arts at St. John's - February It will be a beautiful afternoon filled with Claude Debussy's musical painting. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581090736474-GDL3D0IZQOMQWCAJ1BFC/15+Feb+Besser.jpg Arts at St. John's - February James Besser, New York composer-pianist, celebrates his 65th birthday with a concert of Jewish music. Composers include Mendelssohn, Bernstein, Copland, Ravel, the neglected 20th century Italian-American composer Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and James himself. This is a concert in the Composers Now festival (composersnow.org). Includes a reception in Revelation Gallery, showing the art of Jewish painter Anatoliy Fatakhov. Free but registration is essential. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581091382543-OUVR1W0GO49NSFBLI2UQ/18+Feb+Slack.png Arts at St. John's - February Acclaimed American operatic soprano Karen Slack sings with pianist Reed Tetzloff. Art song of Adams, Burleigh, Hogan, Ravel, Schubert, R. Strauss and more. Drinks Reception from 7pm; music at 7.30pm. $20. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581092355031-TX6NJ3BQ9197UGXKF0KX/21+Feb+Charu+Suri.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Enjoy an evening of originals and standards from Charu Suri's latest albums. The first female Indian American jazz composer to premier work at Carnegie Hall, Charu Suri has been playing the piano since the age of five and performing since the age of nine. She won an international piano competition at the age of 15. Her recently-released “Book of Ragas” is a completely original sound in jazz, using a jazz trio with a Sufi singer. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581093424970-OSDJUZUD9A1Y5RR2OUZV/22+Feb+Katherine%27s+violin+concert.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Join violinist Katherine Kyu Hyeon Lim, and pianists Evan Ritter and Joey Chang in an evening of romantic music. Program will include Brahms Violin Sonata No.1 in G major, Franck Violin Sonata, and Messiaen Theme and Variations. Open donation at the door ($10 suggested minimum). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581094187677-FOIR7YUNYPSH7B60XHD0/23+Feb+FFRCC+Rovenskaya.png Arts at St. John's - February Acclaimed pianist Rita Rovenskaya presents a solo concert of Schumann Sonata No. 2 in G minor, Op. 22 & Beethoven Sonata No. 21 in C Major For information and booking click here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581095309277-M9S2CII986YNPV2QZW38/23+Feb+Beethoven+violin.jpg Arts at St. John's - February A concert in celebration of Beethoven’s 250th anniversary by Natasha Lipkina, violin, and Vladimir Rumyantsev, piano. Tickets $30, students $25. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581123931079-GHWYZ9AZC6VE2LVANAR5/25+Feb+Shrove+Tue.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Evensong is sung to the timeless music of plainsong and with alleluiatic hymnody. The brazen Alleluia is then solemnly buried in the earth in St Benedict's Courtyard Garden with chant and full solemnity. The Cabaret in Revelation Gallery (showing the 1920s-inpsired art of Anatoliy Fatakhov. French chanteuse, Emma Lavandier, pianist Steve Sandberg, and other professional musicians are part of the musical line-up. Drinks and buffet supper included. Evensong and Burial are, of course, free. Cabaret: $20; seniors and students $10. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581124567058-0OBU7MXVU8Q3YA4ZUDCO/26+Feb+Ash.jpg Arts at St. John's - February The first day of Lent, Ash Wednesday, is marked by the imposition of ashes on the forehead and the call to repentance. The famous Miserere Mei Deus of Gregorio Allegri (1582-1652), with its soaring upper voice-line, reaching top C, is sung by St John's Choir with guest soprano soloist Amber Evans. The ordinary of the mass is the plainsong Missa Orbis Factor. Those of all faiths and of none are welcome to this Choral Eucharist graced with hauntingly beautiful music. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582389120368-F8DFZ75T7B5JHQ9SB707/28+Feb+Meche+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - February The US gorgeous mosaic, comprising cultures that were here on the continent before we arrived, and those that arrived from Europe, Asia, Africa, and India in successive waves of immigration. This third concert this winter will include songs from France, Argentina, China, Armenia, Indian, and Pakistan. Meche Kroop and Aza Sydykov curate an evening of song transcending national boundaries. Young professional singers, graduates of NYC's music colleges, perform.. For information and booking click here. . https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581177545513-9FFJ0Z3CD9DWPFTW47UM/29+Feb+Alt+Cin.jpg Arts at St. John's - February A short film on the dangers and concerns surrounding 5G and smart meters, followed by discussion, planning, and organizing for a safe and truly smart high-speed internet in NYC. This event is free, but it is helpful to email (artisan3@gmail.com) the organisers beforehand if you intend to attend. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1581126001314-LTAATG7QL4FDFTSM7DQ4/29+Greek+masks.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Poet Dean Kostos will premier his remarkable memoir The Boy Who Listened to Painting. Playwright and director Stephan Morrow will dialogue with Kostos. Pianist Louis Dalaveris will join with renowned violinist Alexander Papa to perform Stravinsky's phenomoneal Suite Italienne for Violin and Piano, Humorist Mary Perifimos, author of The Greek Helicopter Mom, will perform all the roles. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582388443610-V2Q5T6W3AKCNC55S4UYG/29+Feb+Ember+best.jpg Arts at St. John's - February Are we able to hear voices other than our own? Historical voices? Voices of other races, cultures, genders? Voices of youth? The "Outside Voices" concerts will include the premiere performance of a choral setting by Judy Collins’s arranger of her song, "Dreamers." The ensemble will also perform three PROJECT : ENCORE compositions: Michael Bussewitz-Quarm's moving piece "My Name is Lamiya: Don’t Call Me ‘Refugee;’ "Malala" by Adrienne Albert, and Donald McCullough's impactful two-movement set on Roethke poetry, "The Eye Begins to See." Also included is "Please Stay" by Jake Runestad. For information and booking click here. https://www.stjvny.org/revelation-gallery-1 daily 0.75 2020-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1584552305014-IUJ6K6W5HATPR24FVFMH/Rempel+for+website.jpg Revelation Gallery https://www.stjvny.org/arts-at-st-johns-march daily 0.75 2020-03-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582074673556-TJRBNE3OXXL2IT3L51AI/stained%2Bglass%2Bangels.jpg Arts at St. John's - March - Arts at St. John’s March https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582567547600-UCBGJ7RLLZE4SL0RICJ1/01+genius.jpeg Arts at St. John's - March Exceptional young artists from the United Nations International School, Juilliard Pre-College, and other high calibre institutions perform this beautiful instrumental and vocal concert. Bach Double Violin Concerto, Liszt & Prokofiev piano compositions, Mozart songs, and African-American spirituals. Artists include Cheng-cheng Song, XiaoZhou Xu, Kynan Thristlewaite, José Vega, and FFRCC Youth Chorus. Free, but registration is helpful. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582567682506-UKW0XPCLP7N8LASKQV9X/03+March+Shadow+Play.jpg Arts at St. John's - March Karen Rempel in partnership with Saint John’s in the Village invites you to attend a wine and cheese reception, art opening, and musical performance. The music begins at 8 PM and consists of several one-minute original compositions inspired by the Shadow Play artwork series. Attendance at this opening is free, but registration is essential as space is limited. To register click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582567808032-SJTDVFI8B246OC349VLP/05+March+Art+of+Practicing.jpg Arts at St. John's - March Masterclass by The Art of Practicing Institute. Through innovative teaching methods, unique programs and products get to the root of musicians' problems and help them reduce physical and mental tension, recover from practice-related injuries, and perform with ease, confidence, and expressive power. This event is not open to the public. If interested, contact them at: artofpracticing.com. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582564372163-8C1RK816ERU0D2HJ93N7/06+Sept+Revel.jpg Arts at St. John's - March Revel: a movement class. Neither dance, nor yoga, nor exercise, this class challenges the definitions of those genres. For more information, and to book, contact the director, Jonathan Matthews (mattjw92@gmail.com). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582568187978-MWVLODT01DVKK3ZHL1AS/06+witches.jpeg Arts at St. John's - March Vocal Productions NYC is bringing out our wonder women of the stage for Women's Month and following with beverages and treats at the reception. Performing are Anna Viemeister, mezzo-soprano; Julianna Milin, soprano; Katrin Bulke, soprano; Manya Steinkoler, soprano; and Emma Lavandier, mezzo-soprano. $15-$50. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1583177887879-EVYNDHA6N8V8CI2BR5FH/Mozart+%26+Mendelssohn.png Arts at St. John's - March Mozart Piano Concerto No 13 in C major Mendelssohn Trio No 2 in C minor Mitsuru Tsubota and Eriko Sato, violins Louise Schulman, viola Daire FitzGerald, 'cello Jack Kulowitsch, double-bass Enter Revelation Gallery at 224 Waverly Place. There is no entry via the church for this concert. Tickets $0 - $20 For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582568299519-OEAQQLINK4QBHDUGL92H/08+March+Piano+Four+Hands.jpeg Arts at St. John's - March Pianists Rita Rovenskaya and Anna Keiserman play Schumann's Bilder aus Osten, Faure's Dolly Suite Op. 56, and Mozart's D major 4-hand sonata. Tickets $10 - $20. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582233268075-UK9YOYGCD4VIF0B723Q1/singer-songwriter+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's - March Singers, songwriters, poets, and others, both local and not so local, share their work with one another and with the public in an intimate, cabaret-style environment. If interested in performing, please contact our curator Hannah (reimann.musicandfilm@gmail.com). $10. BYO wine. Free to performers. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582568433241-8CAXKY1YNEH1D2F2W7M2/12+March+AEON.jpg Arts at St. John's - March AEON Ensemble returns to St. John's in the Village to commence its monthly synaesthetic concert series. The first half of each program will take place in the chapel followed by a performance during the reception in the gallery, where audience members can freely walk around, wine in hand, to appreciate the art and the sounds generated specifically for this space. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582568713397-V3V3PX1SNKAB864O5TOZ/15+March+St.+Patrick%27s+Day.jpg Arts at St. John's - March Experience the true Ireland in this beautiful program of Irish songs and poems with harp! Enjoy verse, song, and harp repertoire that tells of the joys and sorrows of the Irish people, from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Songs include The Fields of Athenry, She Moved through the Fair, Danny Boy, and more. Poetry by William Yeats, Seamus Heaney, and others. Harp music by Turlough O'Carolan. $10-$40. For information and booking click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582423621263-GWQDEUTI04SOQO2BVAXI/21+March+Shizka.jpg Arts at St. John's - March ShiZ'ka will return to St. John’s in the Village. Her first concert SCARLATTI IN THE CITY was received with great enthusiasm and this follow up performance BRILLIANCE & FERVOR: Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, Scarlatti & More will feature new pieces just added to the artist’s already expansive repertoire. $10-$20 This concert will be available by live-stream only. For link click here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1582570569279-IQP9IZ6ZJXIHS5T607SZ/Johann_Sebastian_Bach.jpg Arts at St. John's - March Celebrating Bach's birthday and commemorating Martin Francis. Michael Eisenberg plays Bach and other repertoire for harspichord. $20. This concert may be live-streamed. Please return to this page for details nearer the time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/1584381400038-460T2NYV4IEB1JSPJ888/31+March+Tonle+Sap+better.jpg Arts at St. John's - March Photographer Sean Watters candidly portrays the lives and livelihoods of the people of Tonlé Sap, the fisher-folk of the great lake which is part of the greater Mekong River system in Cambodia. This Opening Reception is free, but registration is essential for catering purposes. The exhibition continues through the month of April. Usual Gallery opening hours (subject to change) are: Mon, Tue, Wed from 10am to 3pm. 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The play looks at the ways these three teenagers protect, love, fight, and diminish in the wake of their family history and the complexity of growing up with parents who are too young to be parents in the first place. In The Siblings Play, Santiago gives voice to characters rarely seen on the stage with theatricality, poignancy, humor, and empathy. "I like subverting familiar narratives; focusing on heroes adjacent to the ones we know. The Siblings Play is a coming-of-age tale most don't see," said playwright Santiago. "I grew up with kids who did the parenting in their families. We cooked the meals for our siblings. We innovated ways to generate income. We did so at the expense of our education. We rose earlier and fell to bed last so we were often tired in class. I know those kids. And for them, I want to be a resource. With this production The play is now available as a downloadable recording. 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Ferguson reimagines the French Baroque Leçons de Ténèbres tradition in a blazing 12‑movement quintet for two sopranos, organ, cello and electric guitar. TÉNÈBRES explores boundaries and connections, weaving sacred resonance, modern timbre, and classical lyricism into a contemporary chamber ritual. François Couperin birthed its original, sublimely simple vocal lines cast over a figured bass as an outcrying of faith — from on high he sent fire, it went deep into my bones — and now Ferguson seeking bold new territory, where the past is not encased in amber, but malleable and folded through a prism for the future. TÉNÈBRES is both homage to Couperin and a modern experiment: a meditation on light and shadow to send fire deep into our bones. Free. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/e7c31fce-1d67-46b5-adeb-80daa0df093d/The+Umm+Kalthum+Workshop+%28Instagram+Post+%2845%29%29.png Arts at St. John's Featuring Kareem Youssef and Sami Abu Shumays, Alf Leyla, and Amal Hayati joined by some of the finest Arab musicians in NYC: Sarah Mueller, violin Brian Prunka, oud Gabe Lavin, Buzuq Gideon Forbes, nay & saxophone Eric Allen, cello Sprocket Royer, bass Johnny Farraj & Nezih Antakli percussion The Umm Kulthum Workshop is a concert series dedicated to presenting the long songs of Umm Kulthum in their entirety, and reviving the performance practice of repeating sections, improvising, and extending them to create heightened states of tarab. Tickets ($30) and full information here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/771572a1-6471-4aa2-a1e5-a522e6aa204b/Hintz.jpg Arts at St. John's “Sonorous” (Opera News) baritone Harrison Hintzsche and concert pianist Cade Roberts trace a path from the pensive depth of the Nordic song tradition to the dramatic intensity of German Lieder. These works explore hope, nature, longing, solitude, and ecstatic joy with extraordinary refinement and expressive range. This concert is both in-person and also live-streamed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/f43dc389-853c-4b39-b1b2-c7a8970c9393/Garzo+2026.png Arts at St. John's Chopin: 4 Ballades Schumann: Piano Quintet in E-flat major op. 44 Rachmaninov: Sonata in G minor for Cello and Piano Performers: Michele Garzo, pianist Sean Kim, cellist Hsu Hsin Tzu, violinist Tony Daise, violinist Huang Tzu-Yun, violist Tickets ($25) on the door and in advance here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/656314ea-fa1d-4bf8-9e8d-c228d02180be/Umer+2026.png Arts at St. John's Vocalist Umer Piracha brings the depth of 700-year-old Sufi musical tradition into a living, unfolding moment, joined by desert blues guitar and the dynamic percussion of Takafumi Nakaido. Rooted in devotional poetry and modal improvisation, the music moves between stillness and intensity - from spacious, meditative آواز to driving rhythmic passages that echo the pulse of desert trance. Nothing is pre-set. The performance emerges in real time, shaped by the acoustics of the church, the energy in the room, and the interplay between voice, string, and skin. This is not a concert in the traditional sense. It is a shared listening space - intimate, unrepeatable, and deeply alive. Tickets ($25) on the door and in advance here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/83d5ac2f-2faa-4568-9eb4-35f075f8a743/original-067FA54B-E0EA-43B9-969B-793DEDFD5800.jpeg Arts at St. John's SongCycles presents an afternoon of art song about contemplation in the natural world. Through works by Grieg, Copland, Boulanger, Schubert, Loewe, Rangström, Tchaikovsky, and others, this recital explores Nature and all its moments of solitude, joy, and grief. Margaret Tigue, soprano and Max van Wyck, baritone perform with Michele Wong, pianist. Tickets ($20) on the door and in advance here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/b19c9898-ab9f-4fda-a000-9603ade3c31e/cc.jpg Arts at St. John's This special program pairs two complementary musical forms: preludes by Dave Soldier and fugues by Gene Pritsker, performed by acclaimed pianist Steven Beck. Known for his extraordinary versatility and fearless approach to contemporary repertoire, Beck brings clarity, virtuosity, and expressive depth to these intricate and imaginative works. Tickets ($20) and full information here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/cc59fc8a-50aa-4702-af26-bb5d35ca543a/Kaplan+April.png Arts at St. John's Arielle Kaplan in concert. Admission by donation on the door. $10 is suggested but any amount is gratefully received. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/617e6703-1395-4cd2-bfce-a527e751e49b/Banner+humanitix+final+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's Troubadours and Beyond, Songsters of the Middle Ages is a concert of secular music arising from the northern reaches of Europe (the “trouvères” and meister singers) to the southern Occitan and Galician traditions of love and longing. Crusader-inflected middle-eastern strains, jaunty folk rhythms, bawdy verses and laments of bitter woe will take you through a musical journey of nearly 900 years ago. You’ll hear lutes, flutes and instruments you have never heard of, but the sung emotions are utterly familiar. Expect rock star composers of the middle ages among others: Hildegard von Bingen, Guillaume de Machaut. And even King Richard the Lionheart. Tickets ($25) on the door and advance here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/06ffa74f-3177-4ce9-b63c-0c2ada2f68a6/Harmony+3+2026.png Arts at St. John's Join Harmony 3 for a musical celebration of our planet and all the beauty it holds. Featuring music by Jenni Brandon, a world premiere inspired by the four seasons by Yuval Avni, and an original arrangement of "What a Wonderful World", and more! Tickets ($20/$10) and full information here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/924a1f95-203f-40c4-afa3-6b5fe35a7766/Paris+New+York+best.jpg Arts at St. John's This vibrant musical show blends the romantic charm of French chanson and the infectious rhythms of American songs. Music by Mandel & more! Come enjoy Jessica Crandall, Emma Lavandier, and Ellen Mandel with violinist Melanie Haskins in a fun and spirited cross-cultural celebration. Hear Mandel's "ardent, spiky, and freshly organic" songs (NY Times), beloved French and American standards— dreamy ballads, luscious duets, cheerful and jazzy love songs. Tickets - $15-25 online (with full information) here. $30 cash at the door. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/76b1dd8e-62f7-44a8-850d-21b33f674d26/Falla+and+Friends.jpg Arts at St. John's Widely regarded as the foremost Spanish composer of the twentieth century, Falla moved to Paris in 1907, encouraged by friends such as Joaquín Turina. His time in Paris, between 1907 to 1914, proved to be transformative. He developed close & professional friendships with leading Impressionist composers, including Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel, as well as with members of the avant-garde collective known as Les Apaches. Tickets ($20) on the door and in advance here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/9a2abcc5-5159-4dee-9411-7303e61869b8/Watts+in+the+Spirit.jpg Arts at St. John's Antonio Watts electrifies the stage, channeling the raw power and spirit of the civil rights movement and beloved gospel legends. His classically trained operatic voice soars with passion, exhilarating the audience, lifting hearts, and celebrating the vibrant legacy of African American History's music traditions. Metropolitan Opera baritone, Antonio Watts performs with Broadway musical director, James Davis Jr. on an evening you'll not soon forget. You can still enjoy this concert here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/965b88af-6763-433b-ad58-825ef1eaeed0/Cello+Crush.jpg Arts at St. John's "Cello Crush": Harmony 3 Reed Trio featured cellist Tamar Sagiv What happens when a reed trio meets a cello? Harmony 3 explores unexpected chemistry across time periods and musical genres, featuring the phenomenal cellist Tamar Sagiv. Program included Telemann, Bloch, three world premieres, and an original arrangement of "My Funny Valentine." The concert was both in-person and also live-streamed. It can still be enjoyed here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/abc4eeb1-3b9f-4723-b165-6ccdc2277aac/Hahnsol+Jan+2026.jpg Arts at St. John's Set in the luminous acoustics of Saint John's in the Village, this concert brought together two late-Romantic masterpieces that glow with humanity, intensity, and renewal. From Schoenberg's confessional Verklärte Nacht to Mendelssohn's Quintet No. 2,. Light in Transformation invites listeners into a shared moment of closeness, sound, and reflection. This concert was both in-person and live-streamed and can still be enjoyed here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/a3ef38ae-6142-4ff1-bd4e-850a93819d94/Harmony+3+autumnfest.png Arts at St. John's An evening of warmth and color, brought to you by three reed instruments! Featuring jazz vocalist Yaala Ballin in an original arrangement of Autumn Leaves and works by Beethoven, Handel, and more. Enjoy the live-stream here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/c0f9683a-de8f-48bc-bfaf-abbd1fdaca48/Texarcana.jpg Arts at St. John's Join Duo TexArkana : clarinet and saxophone. Clarinetist Timothy Hanley and saxophonist Jarod Apple performed works by David Biedenbender, Eric Mandat, Kyle Henkel, Stacy Garrop, Nadine Silverman, Alissa Voth, and more. Enjoy the live-stream here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/6fa012a0-405a-4f2c-8b7a-5cdec07bcd0f/QVS+Oct+2025.jpg Arts at St. John's October brought a showcase of living composers and modern queer composers, including a performance of their own music by the composer Hannah Cai Sorbel. The concert is followed by a soft-drinks reception at which audience members can meet the musicians. Free. The concert can still be enjoyed here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/114900c9-f591-4339-9919-91d0a835206f/Brahms+waltzes.png Arts at St. John's Celebrate Brahms' most romantic work, followed by a set of exciting premieres from our young composers. The concert can still be enjoyed here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/d339b0f4-5b09-4679-a9cf-1ce75a399182/Queer+Agenda.jpg Arts at St. John's Drs. Felix Graham and Christopher Cayari, with John Urban on piano, led a program of queer story-telling through musical theater, classical and pop/blues songs. Original compositions (You'll get a sneak listen to new songs from The Passion of Miss de Marco, Unemployed Stenographer -- a brand new lesbian true crime musical!), Sara Bareilles, Sapphic love songs and Shrek, oh my! Featuring guest performances by Jae Carelli, Caitlyn Duer, Mika Kaufman, Hannah Cai Sobel & Freddy Vaccaro. A fun night of Sex Appeal, religious fervor...and Dear Evan Hanson. Presented by TRANScend Choral & Community Music Foundation with partial support from The Heritage of Pride Foundation. The concert was both in-person and also live-streamed. Tickets (from $6) for the stream are still available here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/675e00c4-2dac-4e4f-862f-0b66faf75636/In+Bloom.jpg Arts at St. John's Soprano Veronica Mak and pianist Shaobai Yuan presented song by Clara Schumann, Schubert, Hahn, Bachelet, and Britten. The concert can still be enjoyed here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/44a07a00-5718-4dba-860c-3dcb693682dd/QVS+August.JPG Arts at St. John's This Queer Voices Sung concert looked at words by LGTBQ+ poets set to music by LGBTQ+ composers. You can still view it here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/a88504cb-f943-4271-bfed-f32e163863da/BOdy+and+Soul+German+band.jpg Arts at St. John's The Body & Soul Big Band Stadthagen, Germany, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. This program begins with our Brass Ensemble, presenting two remarkable pieces: the timeless classic “Stardust” by Hoagy Carmichael and the energetic and playful “Mr. Jums” by Chris Hazell. After that, the full Big Band will take the stage, bringing you the powerful sounds of swing and jazz with pieces like “Hay Burner” by Count Basie and “Switch in Time” by Peter Herbolzheimer. You’ll also hear the soulful “Almost Like Being in Love” in the style of Natalie Cole and the vibrant “It Had Better Be Tonight” by Henry Mancini. View the concert here. You can donate here putting ‘music fund’ in the description field. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/4b694a9e-9854-4e48-873e-ee84236ae6fe/Da+Capo+2025.jpeg Arts at St. John's Helen Grime – Three Whistler Miniatures (2011) Tyson Davis – ...pink atmospheres... (2023) Hugues Dufourt – La Sieste du Lettré (2010) David Glaser – Medici Slot Machine (2024) World premiere, Commissioned by Da Capo Arlene Sierra – Meditation on Violence (2012) The concert can still be enjoyed here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/a51f7436-f9d2-444b-baad-761980eca79f/QVS+May+2025.jpg Arts at St. John's Queer Voices Sung is a monthly LGBTQ+ concert series at St John’s, curated by soprano Any Anderson. This concert was both in-person and also live-streamed and still available here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/4cd205eb-6e17-4e9f-91bf-2c5c4ceb4297/Accord+2025.jpeg Arts at St. John's In Her Image was a provocative concert program that explored the spectrum of meanings we find in the experience of being a woman. As there is no universal human experience, so too the lives of women reflect infinite combinations of social, cultural, political, racial, economic, and environmental circumstance. Some pieces in this program highlighted the struggle of being a woman in a world still largely governed by patriarchy. Others inspires us to envision women as individuals unencumbered by this constraint. Still others dared us to see the world, the planet itself, or a higher power, as a feminine being: an essential force with which we can commune, in a reality free of hierarchy and oppression. These pieces ask questions and claim space: “What happens when a woman takes power?” demands Alexandra Olsavsky’s driving anthem. “Where was I the day I finally found my place?” echoes Sarah Kirkland Snider in a haunting setting of a Nathaniel Bellows poem. Celebrated NYC composer Stefania de Kenessey sets challenging lyrics by Annie Finch, in a world premiere: “He who hides a woman’s spirit/ loses his own birth within it,” calls one verse. Hear these works along with pieces by Joan Szymko, Zanaida Robles, Libby Larsen, Chen Yi, Katerina Gimon, Eva Ugalde, and others. Audiences are welcome to a reception following the concert. The concert can still be viewed here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/f4990fa0-5aea-4d39-987a-fdb46f9d8989/North%2BSouth%2B2025.jpg Arts at St. John's Four Wind Quintets by Robert Martin. Learn more about Robert Martin here. The concert can still be enjoyed here: https://youtu.be/3QYJmtMAKes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/816bf3b9-524c-4190-8319-8b71b534cb4c/Lanier+best.jpg Arts at St. John's Nicholas Lanier was the first Master of the King's Music in the reign of Charles I (1625 - 1649). Internationally renowned as a lutenist, song writer and art expert he joined the dots between politics, poetry and art at one of the most culturally ambitious courts of the seventeenth century. His songs were collected and published for decades after his heyday. But as Lanier and his fellow court musicians experienced tumultuous times, their music reflects both the languid serenity of a Golden Age and sorrow at its destruction. Alan Fellows, Ryland Angel, Eric Brenner, Tommy Wazelle, Rod Gomez, and Alison Cheesman: voice, viols, theorbo, and chamber organ. The concert is available here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/96789e39-5dd4-4151-ab56-056a34ad3403/QVS+white+or+clear+background.jpg Arts at St. John's Monthly Tuesday evening concert series exploring repertoire by LGBTQ+ composers. You can still view this concert on YouTube here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/52488ad5-9737-487b-80e2-96688d56d07d/QVS+green+background.jpg Arts at St. John's Exploring the music of George Frideric Handel (1685-1759). This concert was the first of a series of monthly Tuesday evening concerts exploring the music of LGBTQ+ composers. View the concert here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/7c7070dd-2ee5-4ea8-9485-6cd5e99f00a4/Cassidy+concert.png Arts at St. John's Áine Cassidy, the golden voiced soprano from the Emerald Isle, presented a seasonal mix of Christmas classics and operatic favorites. Cassidy is one of Ireland's finest young singers, whose operatic and concert performances have taken her all over the world. Áine was joined by Derrick Goff, an incredible pianist and conductor who has worked at the Metropolitan Opera, Teatro Nuovo and the Florida Grand Opera studio to name but a few. You can still view this concert (free) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/d155e18c-dcbf-40b5-a3ec-9f5ba08187a9/TRANScend+new+logo.png Arts at St. John's For millennia, people all over the world have recognized the winter solstice as an important astronomical occurrence and celebrated through rituals to ward off the dark and cold, until the return of the sun. Centuries-old solstice traditions continue to influence the holidays we celebrate now. Join TRANScend on the Winter solstice as they present contemplative and joyous music and poetry from solemn and celebratory rituals from around the world. This concert was both in-person and also live-streamed. Tickets (from $5) for the stream are still available here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/8f01e7bc-d1ea-42ed-bc86-a35a854a1da7/minus%2B23%2Bbex.png Arts at St. John's Bex Yurivna and minus32heartbeat presented an intimate afternoon concert showcasing two very distinct yet complementary musical styles. Bex Yurivna is a synthesist and composer in the realm of experimental electronic music. As a one-woman orchestra, Bex harnesses the power of analog synthesizers, drum machines, pedals, and her voice to breathe new life into the music of antiquity through technology. Her compositions are a fusion of ambient textures, nature sounds, and historical echoes, reflecting her deep-rooted fascination with early recorded sound and music. minus32heartbeat is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer whose debut album DHRICMV was released in September. Combining guitar-driven alternative rock with modern electronic and ambient production, the album has been heralded as “a soul-searching exploration of love and life.” This concert showcased these original recordings through a re-imagined minimalist performance along with interpretations of other contemporary works. The concert can still be viewed (free) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/e5e5ebd7-58cd-43f2-9035-dfbbd3271d21/Heartstring+2024.jpg Arts at St. John's XINSHENG（心声 Chinese Chamber Choir was founded in New York in 2023 by Chenchen Li, a Columbia University and Central Conservatory of China alumnus. This dynamic choir, comprising diverse professionals, which performs a mix of Mandarin and English songs. The performance featured five choral pieces and two a cappella songs, including: Reflections on our hometown and sense of belonging ("Falling Leaves Return to Roots"), Harmony in our unique talents ("The Song of Voice Parts"), Deep love in a small mountain town ("Kangding Love Song"), Everything is a confession of our love ("Beautiful You"), and The reasons behind our singing (" For Many a Reason|Sing"). You can still enjoy the concert live-stream here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/843d5cd7-9d44-48c3-bc72-42063b319a27/Beliavsky+cropped.jpg Arts at St. John's Daniel Beliavsky, piano Nuné Melik, violin An evening of piano and violin explorations featuring music by Schubert, Enescu, Foss, Del Tredici, and Harris. The concert can still be viewed here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/c96c1dde-11a5-4c7a-b316-a7b7ec79ccf0/Muller.jpg Arts at St. John's Eternal Sound Dennis Mueller – The Jazz Pastor I combine spirituality with modern music – especially jazz. What excites me about jazz is improvisation. Moments of immediate creativity, whether in a concert or in a church service. What is crucial is that I as a musician and my listeners are touched. That we are together in flow. Spirituality meets jazz – we explore the depths of art and religion, ultimately culminating in the momentum, the moment when you feel: Everything is there, everything is one, the sound, the space, the music, and me. The concert can still be viewed here: bit.ly/spiritjazz https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/3586a088-70ae-41fd-a774-7d1f0b01f920/TRANScend+2024.png Arts at St. John's TRANScend, the vocal ensemble of Odd Voices NYC, under the direction of Felix Graham, presented this concert of new and old choral music for Pride Month. Whether evoking delight in spring, the transcendent joy of love or the agony of loss, choral music has beautifully illustrated the human experience for centuries. New music from composer in residence, Hannah Cai Sobel, as well as contemporary and traditional pieces from the Western choral canon, including John Michael Trotta, Alice Parker, Dietrich Buxtehude and others. This concert was both in-person and also live-streamed. Tickets for the stream (from $5) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/c8e7808b-ad27-42e7-a2a6-c207eeeeca0f/Garcia+May+2024.jpg Arts at St. John's Indulge and let the soaring soprano Julia Garcia, accompanied by the brilliant pianist Juan Lazaro, transport you to some of Opera's most dramatic moments with captivating arias and duets. Featuring tenors Nicholas Farrauto and Vincenzo Fiorito. Unforgettable musical moments await! Enjoy this performance here. For the full program see here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/045af761-4127-4b5b-98df-d6a50a481152/Orange+Road+4+strings.jpg Arts at St. John's The Orange Road String Quartet presented a program of quartets that build elaborate and interweaving structures at the intersection of the secular and the spiritual. Featuring music by Caroline Shaw, inti figgis-vizueta, and Iannis Xenakis, each piece served as a unique meditation on architecture and its various forms. Caroline Shaw: Ritornello (2015) inti figgis-vizueta: mayu (the great river) (2021) Iannis Xenakis: Tetras (1983) You can still view this concert (free) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/85efd8b8-3ba8-4b6d-94d1-65c9f2e131aa/Hevreh.jpg Arts at St. John's NYC-based Hevreh Ensemble performed compositions by group member Jeff Adler. Audiophile Audition: “A new sort of aesthetic that defies description... Clean, Tight, Creative — moments that are a kind of Jazz-meets-World; Jazz-meets-Classical; World-influenced-Classical. Their concerts have delighted audiences and critics alike with appearances throughout the US and Europe and Iceland with concerts in Vienna, Berlin, Bonn, Amsterdam, Prague, and Krakow. This concert is still available (free) here. Learn more about Hevreh Ensemble here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/e34c86b1-6d64-4e1a-9b91-bdc81fab9f78/Western+Wind+Feb+2024.jpg Arts at St. John's Join Western Wind for a captivating evening of music and emotions at Ke Keresh de Mi - What Do You Want from Me? Songs of Love and Relationship. Be enchanted by soul-stirring melodies and heartfelt lyrics that explore the intricacies of love and relationships. From heartbreak to blissful romance, our talented performers will take you on a musical journey that will resonate with your own experiences. Experience the power of music to connect, heal, and inspire with Sephardic Songs and music from the Renaissance to today by Monteverdi, Marenzio, Brahms, Gershwin. Bernstein, Ellington, McCartney and more. Whether you're a fan of soulful ballads or lively tunes, this event delivered an unforgettable evening filled with emotions and beautiful melodies. Tickets ($35, but concessions from $10) still available and full information here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/fbeab869-6127-4a1b-9dac-a8d2eb6da3ee/Amber+Feb+2024.jpg Arts at St. John's An evening of classical music for flute, soprano, and piano inspired by sounds and songs from the realm of the unseen. This concert was both in-person and also live-streamed. View the concert ($5) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/16d8762d-ec09-44d1-9f4d-8243a4d22901/Pope+Jan+2024.jpg Arts at St. John's Soprano Elizabeth Pope performs a concert repertoire of great arias from the Baroque to the Romantic. You can still view this concert (free) here. Learn more about Elizabeth Pope here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/3bf843ef-8030-48fa-8645-9194acfff9de/candle+on+fir+tree.png Arts at St. John's Named one of Timeout Magazine's 50 Things to Do in NYC for a Magical Christmas, TRANScend presents SEASON OF LIGHT, a winter holiday choral concert. The winter solstice, with its dark chill, has produced festivals and holidays centered on light and warmth around the world. Different cultures celebrate in different ways, but they share a common theme: music warms the soul and offers hope for the cold days ahead. Join TRANScend for a holiday concert celebrating the solstice, with music from sacred and secular choral traditions for this season of light! The concert was both in-person and also live-streamed. View the concert (live-stream from $5) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/0702e770-ce5b-48c2-9a4a-920d31789038/tim+ser+imag+2023.png Arts at St. John's Four sonatas for two violins and basso continuo in Baroque style. Rafa Prendergast, Violin Ryan Cheng, Violin Charlie Reed, Cello Tim Serignese, Harpsichord The concert can be viewed (free) on our YouTube channel here. Click here for the programme. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/50de69bd-558f-4f6f-850b-e1fcb621dfec/Western+Wind+lights.png Arts at St. John's Holiday Light was a unique concert presenting inspiring music for Chanukah and Christmas. The program included works by Astor Piazzolla, Elliot Z. Levine, Matthew Harris, Robert Dennis, and arrangements by Yumiko Matsuoka & Natasha Hirschhorn. Also Renaissance music & Spirituals, Lullabies & Early American songs; Sephardic, Yiddish & Hebrew Chanukah songs. Still viewable (from $15) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/7f49d65c-ada9-4616-a2ba-16344f70fdf1/Oakey.jpeg Arts at St. John's Knox Oakey, piano, gave a concert of music for solo piano by Bach, Beethoven, and Bartók: Bach (French Overture), Beethoven (Sonata op.2 #3), Barber (Excursions) and Bartók (Romanian Dance, Op.8a). This concert was free to attend, but a suggested donations of $20 on the door went to St John’s Music Fund (for the commissioning of new piano music). Click here to view the live-stream (free). Click here to donate to the St John’s Music Fund (write Music Fund Commission in the comments box). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/351d78fe-eb39-474a-afcd-9d7888d366d9/Bach.jpg Arts at St. John's The Strathmere Ensemble with Mary Ellen Callahan and guest artists performed this concert of two solo cantatas, BWV 82A (Ich habe genug) and BWV 202 (Wedding Cantata) Mitsuru Tsubota and Karl Kawahara, violins Louise Schulman, viola Daire FitzGerald, 'cello Jack Kulowitsch, bass Bob Wolinsky, harpsichord with guest artists Mary Ellen Callahan, soprano Deborah Booth, baroque flute Emily Ostrom, baroque oboe The concert can still be viewed (free) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/212bd210-9ea5-42db-b8df-b29fb3cc301c/In+nomine.png Arts at St. John's In Nomine Ensemble performed 18th-century European music by Italian, German, and Moravarian composers. They demonstrated these works on historical instruments with their unique combination of Baroque violin, flute, bassoon, and harpsichord. This concert can still be views (free) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/e1912498-3066-4b28-94b1-8d7cdce481ea/Farid+by+Moseley.jpeg Arts at St. John's Amir Farid presented a concert of works for solo piano: Franz Schubert, Anawim Avila, and Robert Schumann. You can still view the concert here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/fe0d3c37-67f7-404f-92f8-926e6d20a312/Western+Wind.jpg Arts at St. John's ‘… a church filled with hundreds of flickering candle lights to experience a kaleidoscopic tapestry of a cappella sensations by the Western Wind vocal ensemble. This concert can still be viewed on-line (from $15) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/f75b5d00-6340-4696-b2ad-a9db4da2ac97/SOler.jpg Arts at St. John's Hayk Arsenyan is a NYC-based pianist and composer, as well as a scholar of 18th century Spanish music. He recently published a book in Barcelona on the works of Antonio Soler, and toured a one-hour long beautiful program of Soler's sonatas and Fandango. This concert was both in-person and also live-streamed. Tickets (from $15) for the stream can still be purchased here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/21bbd5a3-8866-43cb-8fff-d657322c7312/stabat-mater.jpg Arts at St. John's Stabat Mater is a 13th-century hymn set to music by Pergolesi in the 18th century. It is a poignant portrayal of the Virgin Mary's grief during the Crucifixion, with expressive vocal lines and beautiful harmonies for two female voices. This was a free devotional concert for Good Friday. Alissa Grimaldi (soprano), Margo Andrea (mezzo), and Michael Eisenberg (harpsichord). You can still view this concert here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/c718df76-2013-48e5-9a08-1fdc50549bae/Bach.jpg Arts at St. John's The Strathmere Ensemble with Mary Ellen Callaghan and guest artists performed this concert of two solo cantatas. You can still view it here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/2f2979b5-4beb-4560-8605-116d1b3a33e3/fantasy+duo.jpg Arts at St. John's With music from both the Romantic and Modern eras, this duo recital includes works by Schumann, Dvorak, Ligeti, Shostakovich, and Albinez. With more than a decade of chemistry and experience together, the Fantasy Duo combines mature musicianship with passionate livelihood to reach audiences far and wide with classical music. Tickets (from $25) here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/cca32e54-94a6-4bd0-b65a-10d182511525/O+Antiphons.jpg Arts at St. John's Nico Muhly’s O Antiphon Preludes is a suite for organ based on the melodies and ideas of the Great “O Antiphons”, the antiphons to the Magnificat in late Advent. The work was presented liturgically, with the scripture-sources of each antiphon read, the antiphon sung (in English), and the corresponding Muhly movement played, forming a sequence culminating in the singing of Magnificat. Buck Mc Daniel (organ) with Brian Wehrle (voice). The Sequence can still be viewed on the parish YouTube channel here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/f3d84230-1455-40ad-b831-777ab854591c/transgenderday3+%281%29.jpg Arts at St. John's Stations of the Lost: A Trans Requiem is a ‘secular’ requiem with a blend of liturgical and poetical texts, a theatre piece written by Dr. Felix Graham in collaboration with TRANScend, New York's trans/gender-expansive vocal ensemble, and Randy Polumbo, visual artist. The requiem, in oratorio form, was performed alongside an installation of 14 panels, replacing the traditional stations of the cross with commemorative art pieces honoring the lives of trans artists (both past and present). This concert was both in-person and also live-streamed. Tickets (virtual from $5) and full information here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/538bd96ae4b0c3b633f753da/7cda10ca-d2ac-402d-838d-a56340960bcc/odd-voices-nyc-final-300dpi-3334x2084.jpg Arts at St. John's TRANScend, New York's premier trans and gender-inclusive choir. At this Choral Eucharist on Pride Sunday TRANScend sang Richard Burchard's Missa Brevis, Richard DeLong's Immortal Love and a new setting of Tantum Ergo written specially for this occasion by Dr Felix Graham, director of TRANScend. 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