Chip Kidd (Master of Ceremonies), Sam Beam, Nick Cannon, National Student Poet Ashley Gong, Holly Hunter, Judith Jamison, Kris Kristofferson, Anita Lo, Julie Mehretu, Gloria Steinem, Vanessa Williams, and Debra Winger perform American poems in celebration of and to help raise funds for National Poetry Month and other education programs of the Academy of American Poets.
A Disney Afternoon Featuring Dianne Fraser and Friends
The Ardelia Trio is a dynamic presence on the international chamber music scene. Forged by a common commitment to presenting innovative and engaging interactive concerts, Janey Choi (violinist), Clara Yang (cellist), and Jihea Hong-Park (pianist), formed the group after working together in various capacities as performing and teaching artists. In their inaugural year, they were awarded a prestigious grant to partner with arts organization, Mécénat, and establish a community concert residency in Seoul, South Korea.
Join us for for a rockin' peformance by some of the best singers on Broadway!
Gabriel Medd played his first gig at the age of ten, and he has been performing on his trumpet ever since. Now 23, the Iowa City native has occupied venues at the North Sea Jazz Festival, Monterey Jazz Festival, Iowa City Jazz Festival, Jazz Standard, Iridium, Chicago Jazz Showcase, Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola and the Blue Note. He has embraced opportunities to blend his ideas and sounds with those of other incredible musicians in the Gibson/Baldwin Grammy Jazz Ensemble, the Next Generation Jazz Orchestra, the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra, and the Grammy Award-Winning Mingus Big Band.
Want to become more involved in the arts in New York City?
Interested in using your skills to make an impact in a creative field?
Join the Arts & Business Council of New York (ABC/NY), along with arts organizations from across the city, for an evening of volunteer matching in the arts! The event will feature a wide variety of volunteer opportunities across arts disciplines.
Hear from local arts organizations about volunteer projects that you can sign up for on the spot! Learn more about their mission and find a placement where your skills or interests overlap!
Join the Arts & Business Council of New York to explore how the arts are used to advance business interests while having a positive social impact - whether its developing a creative product line, strengthening arts in the community, engaging employees and customers, or sharing a business message in new ways.
5:30 p.m. - Registration & Networking
6:00 p.m. - Panel Presentation
7:00 p.m. - Reception
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When seminal documentarian Ed Pincus, considered the father of first person non-fiction film, is diagnosed with a terminal illness, he and collaborator Lucia Small team up to make one last film, much to the chagrin of Jane, Ed’s wife of 50 years. Told from two filmmakers’ points of view, ONE CUT, ONE LIFE challenges the form of first person documentary. Ed and Lucia’s unique approach to filming offers a vulnerability and intimacy rarely seen in non- fiction, questioning whether some things might be too private to be made public.
Rooted: The Ecological Duality of Nature and Jewish Identity
Art Kibbutz Exhibition at Manny Cantor Center, New York City
October 13 - December 1, 2015
Jewish Communal Fund and Ernest Rubenstein Galleries
OPENING RECEPTION: Tuesday, October 13, 2015 | 6:00-9:00 PM
Speakers:
Laurie Dean Torrell
Executive Director, Just Buffalo Literary Center
Barbara Park Leggett
Executive Director, Explore & More Children?s Museum
Jax Deluca
Executive Director, Squeaky Wheel Buffalo Media Resources
and more!
The Big Easy in Buffalo is a program of Arts Services Initiative that brings New Orleans and Louisiana music and culture to the Western New York region several times a year for live performance and interaction with local musicians, students, and the community.
The Big Easy in Buffalo is a program of Arts Services Initiative that brings New Orleans and Louisiana music and culture to the Western New York region several times a year for live performance and interaction with local musicians, students, and the community.
Awards - Live Performances - Food - Open Bar - Gallery Featuring the Work of the Winners & Finalists
Sponsorships available!
DCINY presents Life and Remembrance, a concert featuring the works of Mark Hayes and Pepper Choplin. In his widely popular Requiem, Hayes reflects on the text in Latin and English in a rendition written for both chorus and orchestra. This performance also features the world premiere of Choplin’s Our Father: A Journey Through The Lord's Prayer, an exploration of the prayer through music.
This concert features settings of the Requiem text by two insightful French composers. Fauré’s Requiem is imbued with a sense of gentleness while the Duruflé Requiem is one of “20th century’s most beloved choral works.” Both acts feature a full orchestra, large mixed chorus and solo performances.
Tickets $20-$100
Call CarnegieCharge at 212.247.7800
DCINY presents an evening of history and culture from six different countries of the Southeast Asian region. SPICE, MAGIC, AND MYSTIQUE: The Music of Southeast Asia includes traditional music from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Taiwan conducted by Anthony Giles. This performance also features orchestral and wind ensemble music from the Ingelmoor High Symphonic Band and Orchestra under the guest direction of Ted Christensen and Jim Rice.
A one night only benefit event featuring artists and activists gathered to end violence against women and girls through creative and innovative global campaigns. The evening will usher in the One Billion Rising events taking place across the globe on/around Feb 14th. Proceeds from the evening will benefit One Billion Rising work to end violence against women and girls in Afghanistan,Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya and the Philippines. Guests are encouraged to come dressed as their “revolutionary selves.”
One of the most frequently performed and recognizable major choral works, Verdi’s Requiem unleashes the dramatic fervor of opera with a full symphony orchestra, large mixed chorus and compelling solo performances.
Tickets On Sale Now!
$20-$100
Call CarnegieCharge at 212.247.7800 or Visit CarnegieHall.org
Box Office: 57th Street and Seventh Avenue
A springtime offering of uplifting works, DCINY presents one of the most popular settings of the mass with Mozart’s K317 Mass in C Major conducted by DCINY Debut Conductor Catherine Sailer. The inspiring and enchanting Dona Nobis Pacem by Ralph Vaughan Williams is conducted by DCINY Debut Conductor Trey Jacobs.
Tickets $20-$100
Call CarnegieCharge at 212.247.7800 or Visit CarnegieHall.org
Box Office: 57th Street and Seventh Avenue
DCINY presents Total Vocal, a celebration of contemporary a cappella music featuring arrangements from Pitch Perfect, The Sing-Off, and the American pop lexicon. The performance includes Special Guest Artists “Barden Bellas” Kelley Jackle and Shelley Regner from the movie Pitch Perfect, Youtube vocal sensation Peter Hollens and is conducted and hosted by Deke Sharon, a pioneer of the contemporary a cappella genre.
Tickets On Sale Now!
$20-$100
Visit CarnegieHall.org or Call CarnegieCharge at 212.247.7800
Box Office: 57th Street and Seventh Avenue
To celebrate Black History Month and Chinese New Year, DCINY presents Two Cultures – One Dream. This performance features the world premiere of Earnestine Rodgers Robinson’s oratorio, Exodus. The work utilizes biblical themes drawn from the African American gospel and choral tradition. Ringing in the Chinese New Year is Yellow River Cantata by composer Xian Xinghai, with Guest Conductor Jie Yi and an international cast of musicians.
To celebrate Black History Month and Chinese New Year, DCINY presents Two Cultures – One Dream. This performance features the world premiere of Earnestine Rodgers Robinson’s oratorio, Exodus. The work utilizes biblical themes drawn from the African American gospel and choral tradition. Ringing in the Chinese New Year is Yellow River Cantata by composer Xian Xinghai, with Guest Conductor Jie Yi and an international cast of musicians.
The New York band, Matuto, arrives onstage at The Matthews Opera House & Arts Center, bringing with them the distinctive rhythms of Carnival in Recife and Mardi Gras in New Orleans. This Subscription Series event takes place at 7:30 p.m., Friday, Jan. 23 in The Matthews Opera House Theater. Tickets may also be purchased separately.
Come Away to the Skies: A High, Lonesome Mass is a choral setting of the traditional Mass, using early American hymn tunes and bluegrass instruments. The performance is suitable for all ages and families. Featuring The Chuck Nation Bluegrass Band.
Tickets $20-$100
Call CarnegieCharge at 212.247.7800 or Visit CarnegieHall.org
Box Office: 57th Street and Seventh Avenue
To utilize volunteers effectively and fill an organizational need, it is crucial to strategically identify, scope, and manage your volunteer projects. In this workshop, you will learn about tools and resources to help you run a successful project and have your volunteers coming back for more!
Presented by the Arts & Business Council of New York in collaboration with the Foundation Center.
How can you tailor your organization's message to create deeper engagement with volunteers? Arts organizations will learn effective ways to engage and retain their business volunteers with the goal of creating long-term advocates for its mission. Attendees will work through three steps of volunteer engagement: Engagement beyond the first interaction; Education as a basis for building advocates; Expanding volunteer commitment to the next level.
Join the Arts & Business Council of New York as we gather with friends and alumni of the Multicultural Arts Management Internship Program!
Kick off the holidays by reconnecting with program arts hosts, mentors, and former interns!
On Friday, December 19 at 8:00 pm, under the direction of Artistic Director Thea Kano, the New York City Master Chorale (www.nycmasterchorale.org) will kick off its ninth season with a holiday concert titled A Ceremony of Carols. The Chorale will perform Benjamin Britten’s A Ceremony of Carols, and a variety of holiday pieces, both a cappella and with harp accompaniment, including Eric Whitacre’s Lux Aurumuque, Morten Lauridsen’s O Magnum Mysterium, and the late Stephen Paulus’ The Holly and the Ivy.
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