Apr 17

In three weeks, the Gamut Bach Ensemble brings its annual program of cantatas to Rittenhouse Square`s Church of the Holy Trinity. Join PCMS on 5/8 for this unique collaboration between outstanding young musicians and an expert on the music of J.S. Bach.

🎟 Tickets are available by calling our Box Office at 215-569-8080 or visiting our website! ...

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Apr 11

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IN TEN DAYS... Seven-time award-winning documentary #WisdomGoneWild returns to Philadelphia for a one-night-only special screening at the Arts On The Mind Festival!

🎬 Join us Sunday, April 21st at 4 pm at the Philadelphia Film Center for the film Hyperallergic called “a patient meditation on life, time, and love, and a confrontation with monumental loss.”

🧠 Stay after the screening for a reception and Q&A with Philly-based filmmaker Rea Tajiri and Dr. Jason Karlawish, Director of the Penn Memory Center.

🎟 Link in @wisdomgonewildfilm `s bio to get tickets today!

#dementiasupport #WisdomGoneWild #reatajiri #templeufma ...

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Apr 9

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"I’m always going to recommend hearing Emanuel Ax, but this recital program presented by the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society is especially intriguing," shares Melinda Whiting for WRTI Fanfare. On Wednesday, April 17, "Ax explores works by Beethoven and Schoenberg, two composers whose musical output is generally divided into early, middle, and late periods."

Plus, join us for a Pre-Concert Talk, "Expression and Expressionism: Beethoven and the Second Viennese School" with Jeffrey Kallberg at 6:30 pm ...

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Apr 8

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Thank you to everyone who attended Friday`s PCMS recital with Jonathan Biss and Misuko Uchida. We`d like to draw your attention to a review of the concert by The Inquirer`s Peter Dobrin.

THE SEASON`S HOTTEST CLASSICAL MIGHT HAVE BEEN THIS FOUR-HAND PIANO RECITAL — The Jonathan Biss-Mitsuko Uchida concert sold out last June. The duo delivered profoundly beautiful Schubert.

🔗 Link in our bio! Please note, this article is behind a paywall.

📷 Matt Genders Photography ...

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Apr 8

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Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Martinez has a reputation for the lyricism of her playing, her compelling interpretations, and her elegant stage presence. Her playing has been described as “magical… a remarkable pianist, with a cool determination, a tone full of glowing color and a seemingly effortless technique” (Mark Swed/LA Times) and “compelling …versatile, daring and insightful” (New York Times).

This Wednesday (4/10) at Benjamin Franklin Hall, Martinez is joined by flutist Allison Loggins-Hull and mezzo-soprano Alicia Hall Moran for Loggins-Hull`s "Diametrically Composed" project, a collection of newly commissioned works featuring flute, voice and piano exploring the duality of being a mother and an artist.

🎟 Tickets are available via the PCMS website or by calling Bradford and Emily at the Box Office! ...

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Apr 5

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PCMS Young Friends were invited to a special post-concert reception last week to enjoy drinks and bites with the Catalyst Quartet, clarinetist Anthony McGill, flutist Demarre McGill, and harpist Charles Overton.

Thank you for joining us; we hope you`ll take advantage of future ✨Young Friends✨ offers and opportunities! Visit the link in our bio to sign up for our Young Friends newsletter and learn more about the program. ...

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Apr 4

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Alicia Hall Moran, mezzo-soprano, is a multi-dimensional artist performing and composing between the genres of Opera, Art, Theater, and Jazz. Ms. Moran made her Broadway debut in the Tony-winning revival The Gershwins` Porgy and Bess, starring as Bess on the celebrated 20-city American tour. "Moran finds the truth of the character in her magnificent voice," Los Angeles Times.

Next Wednesday (4/10) at Benjamin Franklin Hall, Hall Moran is joined by flutist Allison Loggins-Hull and pianist Gabriela Martinez for Loggins-Hull`s "Diametrically Composed" project, a collection of newly commissioned works featuring flute, voice and piano exploring the duality of being a mother and an artist.

🎟 Tickets are available via the PCMS website or by calling Bradford and Emily at the Box Office!

#newmusicphilly ...

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Apr 3

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Allison Loggins-Hull is a “powerhouse” (The Washington Post) flutist, composer, and producer whose work defies classification and has been described as “evocative” by The Wall Street Journal.

Her "Diametrically Composed" project is a collection of newly commissioned works featuring flute, voice, and piano exploring the duality of being a mother and an artist.

Next Wednesday (4/10) at Benjamin Franklin Hall, Loggins-Hull is joined by mezzo-soprano Alicia Hall Moran and pianist Gabriela Martinez. Tickets are available via the PCMS website or by calling Bradford and Emily at the Box Office!

#newmusicphilly ...

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Apr 2

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PCMS presents Matthew Polenzani in recital TONIGHT (4/2) at Perelman Theater. "Hearing this artist in such an intimate space as the Perelman Theater should make for a uniquely satisfying evening," writes Mike Bolton for Fanfare, WRTI`s weekly classical selections.

The acclaimed and versatile lyric tenor is collaborates with pianist Julius Drake on a program of Schubert, Finzi, Schumann, and Ives.

🎤 Join us for a Pre-Concert Talk with Cori Ellison at 6:30 pm in Comcast Circle!

📷 by Fay Fox ...

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Apr 1

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On April 10, PCMS welcomes mezzo-soprano Alicia Hall Moran, flutist Allison Loggins-Hull, and pianist Gabriela Martinez for “Diametrically Composed.” Conceived and produced by Loggins-Hull, the program is a collaboration between performing artist-composers who reflect on themes related to being a mother and an artist.

4/10/24 @ 7:30 pm, Benjamin Franklin Hall, Philadelphia | Also available via the pay-what-you-wish PCMS livestream. ...

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Eric Owens, bass-baritone
Bradley Moore, piano

American Philosophical Society

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Eric Owens, bass-baritoneBradley Moore, piano

American Philosophical Society

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Eric Owens, bass-baritone
Bradley Moore, piano