Scroll down to explore Downtown Music’s exciting 39th Season.
Scroll down to explore Downtown Music’s exciting 39th Season.
Free 45-minute programs at 12:10pm every
Wednesday from September through May.
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Winds Downtown
An all-star cast of Metropolitan Opera musicians plays works of Mozart, Ravel, Ibert, Piazzola and Bernstein in celebration of the life of Bob Fischel.
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Be Glad then America, Downtown Music Chorale
The 12 professional voices of the Downtown Music Chorale remember the American Revolution and the Battle of White Plains with a program which celebrates the tremendous variety of music available in the American colonies.
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Tom Chapin and Michael Mark
Tom Chapin serves up a tasty mix of story songs, ballads, comedic and political songs, family music, sing-alongs, old-time folk classics and a favorite song or two of his late brother Harry’s. Tom accompanies himself on guitar, banjo and autoharp and is joined by longtime collaborator, Michael Mark, who plays concertina and bass.
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Chamber Music with the Phil – Brahms to Ellington: Concert Hall Meets the Music Hall
What we call classical music was the popular music of its day. And popular music now is mostly shaped by classical conventions.
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Trio Cava: Yebin Yoo, violin, Elena Ariza, cello, Lucas Amory, piano
Trio Cava presents Haydn Piano Trio in C major, Hob. XV:27 and Mendelssohn Piano Trio No. 2 in C minor.
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The Mammals
Over two decades, the Mammals have built a legacy of genre-defying and emotionally resonant folk-rock praised as “some of the best songwriting of their generation” (LA Times).
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Holiday Cabaret with Kimberly Hawkey
Kimberly Hawkey has performed with jazz groups, big bands, and symphony orchestras across the nation as a multigenre performer specializing in traditional American song.
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Angelica Women’s Chamber Choir
A concert that brings together music from across seven centuries, exploring the wonder, mystery, and joy of the season.
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Maron Khoury, flute; Nabeel Hayek, piano
At age 20, flutist Maron Khoury became the youngest musician to join the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. He is joined by pianist Nabeel Hayek, the 2025 winner of the Valencia-Iturbi International Piano Competition
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Katherine Lerner Lee, mezzo soprano, and Erika Switzer, piano
Mezzo soprano Katherine Lerner Lee and pianist Erika Switzer present an afternoon of art song.
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Irena Portenko, piano
Irena Portenko presents a program which travels across continents and centuries through music and image.
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Chamber Music with the Phil — Phantastic Journey: Music for Strings and Winds
A musical tour around Europe.
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Laura Hamilton, violin; Martha Locker, piano
An all French program which includes the Nocturne et Cortège of Lili Boulanger, the Violin Sonata in C Major of Reynaldo Hahn, and the Violin Sonata #1 in A Major, Op. 13 of Gabriel Faure.
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Bethany Pietroniro, piano
A recital of J.S. Bach, Dmitri Shostakovich, Caroline Shaw, and Johannes Brahms.
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Musicians without Borders - Music of Bach, Handel and Pisendel
Sonatas for Violin & Harpsichord by G.F. Handel, Joh. Georg Pisendel & J.S. Bach.
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Reggie Harris, singer-songwriter
Downtown Music at Graze welcomes back Reggie Harris.
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Chamber Music with the Phil - Influencers
A recital of Beethoven, Clara Schumann, and Gregg August.
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Leonard Fu, violin; Baron Fenwick, piano
Join Leonard Fu and Baron Fenwick for an all Beethoven recital.
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Sarah Vonsattel, violin; Anna Stoytcheva, piano
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Nathaniel Sullivan, baritone, with Nathaniel LaNasa, piano
A song recital of Beethoven, Faure and DeBlasi.
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Jiusi Zhang, piano
A solo piano recital of Beethoven and Brahms.
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The Fourth Annual Dorothy Jackson Memorial Concert
The Downtown Music Chorale conducted by Timothy Lewis presents music of Harry Burleigh.
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Chamber Music with the Phil — The Art of the String Quartet
Join musicians of the Westchester Philharmonic for an afternoon of classic string quartets.
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Rachel Blumenthal, flute; Laura Sacks, viola Steve Beck, piano
A chamber music recital of Durufle, Hayden, Vieuxtemps, and CPE Bach.
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The Chapin Sisters
Downton Music at Grace presents The Chapin Sisters.
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Angelica Women's Chamber Choir
Angelica, the women’s chamber choir directed by Marie Caruso returns to Downtown Music for their annual spring concert.
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Hsiu-Tzu Ryan - Harpsichord
New York-born Taiwanese harpsichordist Hsiu-Tzu Ryan maintains an active international career, performing regularly across Europe and Asia. She presents a program of Bach, Lully, Rameau, and Scarlatti.
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Chamber Music with the Phil: Martin Agee and Michael Roth, violin
Martin Agee, Phil violinist and recently published poet, explores love, fear, and the sometimes hilarious inner thoughts of a violinist in readings from his new book of poems, Not A Violin. Accompanied by music of Bartok, Telemann, Handel, and more, with the Phil's principal second violinist, Michael Roth, collaborating.
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Tango for Two - Kateryna Movchan, flute and Danica Skreblin, guitar
Kateryna Mochan, flute and Danica Skreblin, guitar present an all-Astor Piazzola program in this Downtown Music Debut.
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Micah Thomas, Piano— A White Plains Jazz Festival Event
Micah Thomas is an internationally touring pianist, composer and bandleader known for his dynamic work in contemporary jazz. He visits Downtown Music at Grace in this collaborative event with the White Plains Jazz Festival.
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Sounds of the Scottish Highlands - Jonathan Henken, bagpipes
Celebrated piper Jonathan Henken returns to Downtown Music with a program of ancient airs and dances of Scotland. This outdoor concert will take place on the church lawn. In the event of rain, the concert will be held in Grace Church.
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