Our 35th anniversary season concludes with a return visit from Angelica, the women’s chamber choir directed by Marie Caruso. Click for more information about the program and performers.

The last in a three-part series featuring music by J.S. Bach or at one time attributed to Bach. Click for more information about the program and performers.

The second in a three-part series featuring music by J.S. Bach or at one time attributed to Bach. Click for more information about the program and performers.

The first in a three-part series featuring music by J.S. Bach or at one time attributed to Bach with Timothy Lewis, organist. Click for more information about the program and performers.

An exciting afternoon of music from members of the Westchester Philharmonic’s cello section. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Rescheduled concert- Soprano Paulina Swierczek sings a program of Polish song, including music by Lutoslawski, Szymanowski, Bacewicz and Chopin. Paulina is joined by pianist Kurt Eric Galvan. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Baritone Tyler Duncan and pianist Erika Switzer perform a recital of song including their signature cycle, Beethoven’s “An die ferne Geliebte.” Click for more information about the program and performers.

Baritone Ivor Klayman and pianist Svetlana Gorokhovich treat us to a program including little-known songs by Vaughan Williams. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Maron Khoury and Dimitri Dover treat Downtown Music at Grace to a virtuosic program of Romantic music including works by Saint-Saens and Fauré. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Cellist David Heiss and pianist Warren Jones return to Downtown Music at Grace for a program including Rachmaninoff’s Cello Sonata. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Downtown Music continues its collaboration with the virtuosic young pianists who are prize winners of this venerable contest. Click for more information on the program and performer.

Longtime collaborators mezzo-soprano Hailey McAvoy with pianist Bethany Pietroniro return to Downtown Music at Grace for a special recital, featuring works by Berlioz, Brahms and select American composers. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Chamber Music with the Phil – Two Quintets in E-flat for piano and winds by Mozart and Beethoven. Both Mozart and Beethoven discovered something special about this particular group of instruments in this particular key of E-flat that cannot be quantified. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Organist Daniel Ficarri offers a program that includes two of his own virtuosic works, Ceremonial Dialogue and Visions of the Holy Spirit. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Guitarist John Lehmann-Haupt returns to Downtown Music with a program that includes music of J. S. Bach, Carole King, and Antonio Carlos Jobim, as well as a group of Renaissance lute pieces and traditional ballads. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Jeffrey Palmer, countertenor, and Irena Portenko, piano, have dazzled audiences across Europe and North America with their carefully curated concerts, featuring works spanning from the Baroque to the contemporary. Showcasing Portenko’s “honest and clear textured playing” (New York Times) and Palmer’s “particularly attractive timber” (Fanfare Magazine), the duo is known for their thematic concert performances. Click for more about the program and performers.

Maron Khoury and Yelena Grinberg perform a program including the E minor Sonata of J.S. Bach and Hypnosis by Ian Clarke. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Jardena Gertler-Jaffe, soprano, and Bethany Pietroniro, piano explore the spiritual and mysterious through the music and text of Jewish composers and poets. Click for more information about the program and performers.

The musicians of the Westchester Philharmonic return for one of their exciting chamber music concerts. Featuring Gregg August, double bass; Todd Reynolds, violin; and Manuel Valera, piano. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Angelica Chamber choir returns to Downtown Music at Grace for a seasonal concert, offering a program of medieval, traditional, and contemporary songs. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Violinist Anna Rabinova and pianist Svetlana Gorokhovich collaborate on a vituosic program. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Kimberley Hawkey returns to Downtown Music at Grace for a program of holiday favorites and some new creations as well. She is joined by pianist Jon Weber. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Peter Muir returns for an exhilarating exploration of the vibrant popular music of the 1910s. Click for more information about the program and performers.

The musicians of the Westchester Philharmonic return for one of their exciting chamber music concerts. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Ariana Cappon, violin, is joined by Andrei Romanov on an exciting program. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Erika Switzer and Raman Ramakrishnan play a wonderful program including the Britten and Shostakovich Cello Sonatas. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Andrei Romanov, piano, performs a recital for Dowtown Music at Grace. Click for more information about the program and performers.

The musicians of the Westchester Philharmonic return for one of their exciting chamber music concerts. Click for more information about the program and performers.

Timothy Lewis, the Artistic Director of Downtown Music, plays French works spanning three centuries on the magnificent Guilbault-Therien organ at Grace Church. Click for more information about the program and performers.

With 26 recordings and hundreds of songs in his repertoire, Tom Chapin serves up a tasty mix of story songs, ballads, comedic and political songs, family music, sing-alongs, old-time folk classics and a favorite song or two of his late brother Harry’s. Tom accompanies himself on guitar, banjo and autoharp and is joined by longtime collaborator, Michael Mark, who plays concertina and bass for this special program curated by celebrated radio personality, Bob Sherman. Click for more information about the program and performers.