December
9
On 48 occasions, the Orchestra of St. Luke’s has filled Temple Emanu-El’s historic Main Sanctuary with the music of Dvořák and Mozart, of centuries-old favorites and upcoming composers, demonstrating the versatility of one of the country’s most distinguished classical music ensembles.
Now, the Grammy-winning orchestra returns once more with four of Johann Sebastian Bach’s beloved Brandenburg Concertos. Written in the Italian Concerto Grosso style, they were a gift to the Margrave of Brandenburg in 1721 and are considered pinnacles of the Baroque repertoire:
In-Person and Virtual Event
If Covid-19 restrictions prevent large gatherings, this program will become virtual-only. All in-person tickets will automatically transfer. A link to the virtual program will be emailed to buyers the day prior.
On 48 occasions, the Orchestra of St. Luke’s has filled Temple Emanu-El’s historic Main Sanctuary with the music of Dvořák and Mozart, of centuries-old favorites and upcoming composers, demonstrating the versatility of one of the country’s most distinguished classical music ensembles.
Now, the Grammy-winning orchestra returns once more with four of Johann Sebastian Bach’s beloved Brandenburg Concertos. Written in the Italian Concerto Grosso style, they were a gift to the Margrave of Brandenburg in 1721 and are considered pinnacles of the Baroque repertoire:
In-Person and Virtual Event
If Covid-19 restrictions prevent large gatherings, this program will become virtual-only. All in-person tickets will automatically transfer. A link to the virtual program will be emailed to buyers the day prior.
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