HRCM & RCS present The Years Between ft. the Cornell Chorus
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A program centered around childhood and nostalgia, featuring works by Nathan Carter, Katerina Gimon, Johannes Brahms, Francis Poulenc, Eriks Ešenvalds, and others.
A program centered around childhood and nostalgia, featuring works by Nathan Carter, Katerina Gimon, Johannes Brahms, Francis Poulenc, Eriks Ešenvalds, and others.
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Live music, family-friendly activities, and two BANDALOOP dancer performances at Takeda Theater, The Platform, Cambridge. Free, all ages.
K‑12 students and Longy graduate musicians perform together in a backstage‑style concert at Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall, free with advance registration.
Boston uilleann pipers perform together at Toad to celebrate International Uilleann Piping Day.
Ruth & Ben String Band performs Americana tunes at Satellite with local music and great beer.
Live music by City of Four with local bands, great beer at Satellite in Cambridge.
Visual artist Audrey Goldstein presents “Charmed and Strange Crossings,” a concert blending music and video exploring quark‑inspired themes at Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall.
Harvard’s Disney and Broadway show choir performs a dazzling mix of musical theatre favorites and lively tunes at Lowell Lecture Hall.
Harvard Krokodiloes perform soulful renditions of classic jazz standards in Sanders Theatre, evoking smoky jazz clubs.
Harvard Crimson Cellos perform, then Yo‑Yo Ma ’76 and Stephen Colbert discuss arts at Sanders Theatre for OFA’s 50th‑anniversary Learning from Performers series.
New music meets visual art in a collaborative concert at Edward M Pickman Hall, featuring Longy faculty and artistic partners in a free, audience‑interactive performance.
Donal Fox performs at Regattabar, delivering music that fuses McCoy Tyner, Art Tatum, Coltrane intensity, blues, Bach, and Cuban flavors.
Niladri Kumaar leads a curated musical journey honoring Zakir Hussain, with American and Indian musicians expanding Indian music’s reach, at Sanders Theatre.