A concert celebrating the male voice and a return to live musical performances!
Featuring Steve Huff, Ted Reynolds, Kyle Collins, Ethan Safer, and Norman DuBois with pianist Timothy Steele! Classical and Broadway repertoire will be performed in this picturesque New England venue.
FREE.
Please bring a mask.
Join me as we return to beautiful Mechanics Hall for a night of special music to help ring in the holiday season featuring the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra and the Murphy School of Irish Dance!
Visit www.mechanicshall.org for tix info!
Join us on a beautiful fall afternoon at soprano Jane Shivick’s home in Worcester for an outdoor concert of soprano operatic arias, concert and musical theater repertoire.
164 June Street
Worcester, MA
The concert is free. Please bring a lawn chair or blanket. There is no rain date.
Join me along with soprano Bridget Klofft and pianist Olga Rogach for the first Sunday of Advent as we celebrate the season! Handicap accessible. FREE ADMISSION!
Join me as I take the stage at Symphony Hall in Boston, May 17th and 18th, to perform the second movement of Gorecki’s Symphony of the Sorrowful Songs (sung in Polish).
Worcester’s annual Independence Day concert with the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Myron Romanul. East Park, Worcester. Raindate, July 3rd at 8pm.
Ms. Shivick and Ms. Rogach return to Grace Church as part of a weekend long celebration honoring Fr. Al Zadigs retirement from Grace Church as parish priest.
$10 General Admission, tix can be reserved ahead of time but will be sold at the door on the evening of the event.
Call 508.987.1004 for further information.
A veritable feast of songs from many languages, including works by Schumann, Händel, Fauré, Rachmaninoff, Granados, Dvorák, and even a smattering of Broadway!
FREE ADMISSION ~ Donations Accepted
508.845.7286 for further information
Soprano Soloist, featuring the Brockton Symphony Orchestra, Brockton’s Jubilate Chorale, and the Bridgewater State University Chorale
Visit www.brocktonsymphony.org for ticket information.
A beloved Worcester tradition, this concert (sold out for the past 35 years!) highlights the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Myron Romanul, performing classic symphonic works, selections from Broadway musicals, and favorite music of the holiday season. Performers include area choruses (Anna Maria College, Assumption College, Clark University, Worcester State University, and WPI), vocal soloists Jane Shivick and Richard Monroe, an aerialist, and dancers, plus a visit by Santa Claus. (Broadcast date on WCUW, 91.3 FM: Monday, December 5, 2016, 9 P.M.)
Tickets, $45 (floor table) and $37 (balcony) seating. Call (508) 754-1234.
