4 event(s) found   Monday, March 2, 2020   8:00pm Who Ensemble Leonarda & Friends   Susan Graham, flute; Claire Smith Bermingham & Laura Giannini, violin; Adam Young, gamba; Ana Kim, cello; Nancy Kito, harpsichord; Christina Kay, soprano; artist Victor Varnado; Yoko Tamaki, shamisen; Elizabeth Brown, shakuhachi. Description In the tradition of Xena & Wonder Woman: works of Isabella Leonarda; Jacquet de la Guerre's "Le Sommeil d'Ulisse" (live-action drawing by the New Yorker’s Victor Varnado); Elizabeth Brown's "A Glimpse at Dawn" for baroque band, voice, & shamisen. Where Marc A. Scorca Hall at the National Opera Center 330 Seventh Avenue, 7th floor New York, NY  10016 Admission $20 ($15 students/seniors) Contact 917-214-8714 Links «mapquest»   «web» -top-   Saturday, March 7, 2020   7:30PM Who Early Music New York | Frederick Renz, Director Title Symphonic Zenith - Eclipsing the 18th Century Description The apex of the classical symphony, from the late 18th into early 19th century, serves as the crowning of the Age of Enlightenment. Symphonic works by CPE Bach, Kraus, Mozart, Gluck, Herschel and Mendelssohn represent the pinnacle of the Classical era. Presenter Early Music Foundation Where First Church of Christ, Scientist Central Park West at 68th Street New York, NY  10023 Admission $40; $20 for students w/ID at door Contact admin@earlymusicny.org Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Saturday, March 21, 2020   7 PM Who The Queens Consort   Claire Smith Bermingham & Dan McCarthy, baroque violins; Margrét Hjaltested, baroque viola; Adam Young, baroque cello; Aya Hamada, harpsichord and special guests. Title German Splendour - Bach´s Birthday Celebration Description Enjoy a concert of Bach and his contemporaries on his birthday in an intimate, candlelit setting. Performing works by Bach, including his effervescent Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, works by Telemann and Handel. Presenter The Queens Consort Where St. Mark´s Church 33-50 82nd street Jackson Heights, Queens, NY  11372 Admission Tickets at the door: $20 / $10 Contact 347-742-7235 Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top-   Sunday, March 29, 2020   3PM Who Saint Andrew Chorale & Orchestra   Andrew Henderson, conductor & organist Mary Huff, conductor Title Beethoven: Mass in C Description A performance of Beethoven’s Mass in C will mark the composer’s 250th Birthday, coupled with one of Brahms’s most exquisite choral works, the Schicksalslied (“Song of Destiny”), and Rheinberger’s Organ Concerto in G minor. Presenter Saint Andrew Music Society Where Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church 921 Madison Avenue, Apt. 10A New York, Un  10021 Admission $30 ($25 - Students/Seniors 62+); 12 & under: free Contact Andrew Henderson Links «mapquest»   «mail»  «web» -top- All dates and locations are subject to change. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that you check ahead to confirm concert listings. Please «contact» us with any questions and/or comments.