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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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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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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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Festival
A festival brings artists and audiences together in a concentrated celebration of music. Choose an inspiring festival destination, and join the celebration.
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Sacred Music
From the spare recitation of Gregorian chant, to the swinging melodies of Gospel voices, sacred music bears witness to the human search for spiritual connection through music.
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Event with Dinner
Satisfy your hunger for music and your appetite for delicious meal in one event.
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Organ Concert
The size and placement of the organ in a resonant space can give the audience a feeling of sitting within the instrument as it is played.
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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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Traditional Music
Traditional music has a vital energy that crosses cultural boundaries. Prepare for unbridled dynamism, and discover the musical heartbeat of an unfamiliar culture… or rediscover your own.
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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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Operetta
Operettas are a lighter alternative to traditional opera. In an opera most things are usually sung. In an operetta there is a lot of spoken dialogue, and songs and dances that are added to this.
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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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Medieval
From soberly melodic Gregorian chant to artfully interwoven polyphony, medieval music can be as moving and communicative as works written almost a thousand years later.
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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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Piano
The eighty‐eight keys of the piano offer infinite possibilities for expression.
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Choral Music
Voices joined in song: It is one of the most powerful and emotionally charged sounds imaginable, from the earliest sacred compositions to contemporary experimental works.
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Boat Tour
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Gala Event
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Open Air
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Family‐friendly
