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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.

Opera

Opera can be a grand, larger‐than‐life affair, and yet at its best, the music touches the most intimate emotions.

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.

Festival

A festival brings artists and audiences together in a concentrated celebration of music. Choose an inspiring festival destination, and join the celebration.

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.

Event with Dinner

Satisfy your hunger for music and your appetite for delicious meal in one event.

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.

Jazz

Jazz combines the virtuosic technique of the best classical music artists, with the emotional energy of traditional music.

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.

Chamber Music

Chamber music gives the artists more flexibility to communicate with one another and, of course, with the grateful audience.

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.

Contemporary

Classical music is a living art form, and a contemporary music performance lets you experience music history in the making.

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.

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.

Piano

The eighty‐eight keys of the piano offer infinite possibilities for expression.

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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