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October 24
Melanie Williams & Rebecca Pechefsky
Bach’s Star Pupil Meets a Bohemian Virtuoso
October 31
Rita Lilly, Clea Galhano & Peter Sykes
The Soul Awaits
November 7
Richard Pittsinger, Rafa Prendergast & Friends
The Decorated Madrigal
November 14
As The Crow Flies
The Pearl Earring ~ Music of the Dutch Golden Age
November 21
The Lost Mode
Constellations ~ Echos Across Time
December 5
Julia Bengtsson from The New York Baroque Dance Company
Transformation
December 12
Les Bergers
Joyeux Noël
December 19
Concentus
The Sammartini Brothers
January 2
Duo Cok & Verschuren
European Grand Tour
January 9
Baltimore Consort
Food of Love
January 16
Theotokos
The Passion Before Bach
January 23
Passiones Animae
Parisian Sensibilities
January 30
Emmanuel Coppey
Bach Violin
February 6
Schwarz / Shin Duo
Four Bach Sonatas for Violin & Harpsichord
February 13
Abendmusik
War & Peace ~ Music in the Time of the Thirty Years War
February 20
Hesperus
O Italia! Celebrating the Codex Faenza
February 27
ALBA Consort
The Plucked Rose: Songs of Love and Loss
March 6
Assai Ad Libitum
The Great Fear ~ Musical Exiles of the French Revolution
March 13
House of Time
All Bach
March 20
Dan McCarthy
In Love with the Viola
March 27
Eurasia Consort
Music of Paradise
April 3
Caroline Nicolas and Jeffrey Grossman
All In The Family
April 10
Nuova Pratica
Back In Style
April 17
Pascal Valois
Guitaromanie
April 24
The Chivalrous Crickets
The Company Dressed in Green: A May Day Celebration
May 1
Arnie Tanimoto and Friends
Twilight in Paris
May 8
Magdalena
Óró Mhór a Mhóirín ~ Songs of Ireland and Scotland
May 15
Opera Essentia
Excerpts of a Distillation ~ Handel Opera
May 22
Koester & Figg
Skeletons of the Opera
May 29
Richard Kolb
Goûts Réunis, 1620 ~ Michelangelo Galilei and Contemporaries
June 5
BALAM Dance Theatre
Old and New Spain in Music, Song, Dance, and Destreza Fencing
June 12
Midnight Viols
England's Glory
June 19
Marc Bellassai
Law & DISorder
June 26
The Harmonie Collective
Upper Voices
1:15–2:00 pm
All concerts are free; no tickets or reservations are necessary.
All concerts will be in person at St. Malachy's Church, 239 West 49th Street, Manhattan
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Welcome to the largest and most diverse series of free chamber music concerts in the nation, comprising weekly performances by over 40 different professional ensembles & artists.
The twenty-seventh season of Midtown Concerts will begin on September 19, 2024 and will run until June 26, 2025.
Concerts are Thursdays at 1:15pm. In-person and live streamed from St. Malachy's Church in NYC (map).
Watch live from home here, or on YouTube
Or watch past concerts on-demand on YouTube.
The Midtown Concerts series provides exceptional and interactive musical experiences to our audiences. Offering about 40 distinctive FREE weekly concerts, our series aims to nurture local artists at all stages of their careers and to contribute to the enhancement of a more vibrant early music community. We are proud to provide performance opportunities for over 200 artists, featuring local, national, and internationally acclaimed groups, and serving over 3,000 audience members each year. Each program features unique historically informed repertoire on period instruments. Our ultimate goal is to offer a meaningful contribution to New York’s cultural tapestry, making rarely heard music accessible to all and enriching the musical lives of the members of our community. We are proud to offer the greatest number and most diverse free concerts in the city, and we hope to continue reaching new audience members every week.