Genre
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Ballet / Dance
Ballet is an astounding combination of athletic prowess and aesthetic grace. Utterly precise movements come together in a dance form that exudes energy and emotion.
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Baroque
The first opera, the first concerto, the first sonata: The Baroque Era opened the door to vital forms of classical music, from royal courts to ornate churches across Europe.
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Chamber Music
Chamber music gives the artists more flexibility to communicate with one another and, of course, with the grateful audience.
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Classical Concert
Classical Concerts come in all shapes and sizes. If you are new to classical music, consider a "classic": Bach sacred music, Beethoven symphonies, Mozart quartets, Strauss waltzes, Vivaldi concertos – these all form a great platform from which to jump into classical music.
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Contemporary
Classical music is a living art form, and a contemporary music performance lets you experience music history in the making.
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Jazz
Jazz combines the virtuosic technique of the best classical music artists, with the emotional energy of traditional music.
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Opera
Opera can be a grand, larger-than-life affair, and yet at its best, the music touches the most intimate emotions.
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Operetta
Operettas and musicals offer a lighter alternative to "pure" opera. Both include spoken word as well as sung dialogue, and both promise entertaining musical theater.
