The Unsung & NY Philharmonic present "Songs of Separation" & Brahms' "Requiem", exploring intimacy, longing & the powerful role of women.

A Chamber Opera, Created and Conceived by Composer, Damien Sneed and Librettist, Karen Chilton. Directed by Denyce Graves.

The Town Hall celebrates James Baldwin and the 60th anniversary of the Baldwin/Buckley Cambridge debate with the New York premiere of the chamber opera, THE TONGUE & THE LASH by Damien Sneed, composer/conductor and Karen Chilton, librettist. Making her Town Hall and New York directorial debut, the opera will be directed by world-renowned mezzo-soprano, Denyce Graves-Montgomery.

Admission to the event is:

A used clean overcoat(s)

OR

a warm clean blanket(s)

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a new unwrapped toy(s)

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2 packages of baby diapers

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$40 cash or check made out to:

Music and Mentoring House, Inc.

Soloist for the presentation of Dr Brown’s new collections of “Spirituals and Inspirational Songs”.

A Celebration of the Pipe Organ and the Christian Experience

Guest soloist, Olanna Goudeau

Parlando Chamber Ensemble

Happy to join the Unsung Collective for it's second collaboration with Bethany Collins on in a series of performances of the Battle Hymn of the Republic— A Hymnal.

“Written by the abolitionist Julia Ward Howe in 1861, The Battle Hymn of the Republic is perhaps the most familiar early American contrafacta, a musical term referring to a song in which the melody remains constant while the lyrics are rewritten over time. Each re-writing in support of a passionately held cause—from revolution, suffrage, temperance and Indigenous sovereignty, to the Confederacy and abolition—articulates an often contradictory version of what it means to be American.”— BrynMawr.Edu

Voices " A Celebration of Music Through Voices'' is a two-night event. A celebration of music through the years

We celebrate the extraordinary power of communal music making to create connections in this concert featuring the world premiere of Raquel Acevedo Klein’s “Songs in Motion.”

The Concert Chorale (Courtney's Stars of Tomorrow) celebrates the holiday season with a joyful performance of G. F. Handel's timeless classic, Messiah. The special concert also marks the culmination of the events celebrating Jamaica's 60 years of independence as a nation. Tickets are available and can be purchased by clicking the link below. Part proceeds of ticket sales will go towards Zion Care international's project to establish a Burn Unit at the Kingston Public Hospital in Jamaica.

December 1st - 7:00PM

December 3rd - 7:00PM

Role: Treemonisha

Saturday marked the first official workshop of the newly re-imagined "Treemonisha."

Role: Hannah

While Hannah is not remembered for many things, the story of the birth of her son Samuel marks the beginning of a new era in the history of Israel - soon, there will be Kings reigning over the people. In this painful, powerful, yet poignant transitional moment, God chooses to use a woman -- unlikely, unloved and looked down upon -- as the vehicle to move a nation forward.