Pianist and composer Stephen Prutsman returns to Guarneri Hall for the third time, amping up the fun for one of our most-anticipated events of the season. A Night at the Movies pairs a silent-era film comedy with a brilliant, original film score written and performed by Prutsman and a small ensemble.
Pianist and composer Stephen Prutsman returns to Guarneri Hall for the third time, amping up the fun for one of our most-anticipated events of the season. A Night at the Movies pairs a silent-era film comedy with a brilliant, original film score written and performed by Prutsman and a small ensemble.
Nova Linea Musica proudly presents L’dor v’dor—“from generation to generation”—a moving tribute to the legacy and evolution of Jewish-American composers. Featuring soprano Arianna Zukerman, mezzo-soprano Heather Johnson, and pianist Jason Wirth.
Part concert, part film, part comedy—Humor & Harmony (with Cellist-filmmaker Nicholas Canellakis and composer-pianist Michael Stephen Brown) reinvents the traditional recital, colliding brilliant music, original shorts, and sharp humor.
Part concert, part film, part comedy—Humor & Harmony (with Cellist-filmmaker Nicholas Canellakis and composer-pianist Michael Stephen Brown) reinvents the traditional recital, colliding brilliant music, original shorts, and sharp humor.
Nova Linea Musica’s season finale brings together vibrant voices from around the world in Blooming Under Blue Skies, a night of bold premieres and cross-cultural resonance. With Black Oak Ensemble (Desirée Ruhstrat, violin; Aurelien Pederzoli, viola; David Cunliffe, cello); Mak Grgić, guitar; and Rabia Brooke, violin.
