November
16
This event has taken place
Connections Across Time and Space
Cuimhne (Memory), by Christine Delphine Hedden, who weaves together her native New England folk music with her love of traditional Irish music.
String Quartet No. 2, by Florence Price, the first African American female composer to be premiered by a major American orchestra.
String Sextet No. 1, by Johannes Brahms, written when the composer was 27, for two cellos, two violas and two violins.
Monday, November 16
| 6:30 pm
EasternFree
Free
A VIRTUAL EVENT
Made possible by the support of Temple Emanu-El members Robert B. Menschel and Richard Menschel
We are happy to offer these webinars free of charge in these challenging times and hope you enjoy them. Any contribution to support our efforts is appreciated.
Monday, November 16
| 6:30 pm
Free
Free
Cuimhne (Memory), by Christine Delphine Hedden, who weaves together her native New England folk music with her love of traditional Irish music.
String Quartet No. 2, by Florence Price, the first African American female composer to be premiered by a major American orchestra.
String Sextet No. 1, by Johannes Brahms, written when the composer was 27, for two cellos, two violas and two violins.
This event has taken place
A VIRTUAL EVENT
Made possible by the support of Temple Emanu-El members Robert B. Menschel and Richard Menschel
We are happy to offer these webinars free of charge in these challenging times and hope you enjoy them. Any contribution to support our efforts is appreciated.
About the series
Orchestra of St. Luke’s:
Composers of Note
Orchestra of St. Luke’s returns to The Streicker Center for their 41st – 44th concerts, with four unique programs that bring together favorite works from the Classical era and music by living composers. Many of the latter composers have been championed in recent seasons through OSL’s Music in Color initiative.