MARCH 10 – TUESDAY

7:30 pm – Helen D. Schubert Concert Series. Daniel Sáñez, organ. Sáñez is the Director of Music and Liturgy, Principal Organist, and Choirmaster for the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Richmond, Virginia. The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, 1007 Superior Avenue E., Cleveland. Free.

MARCH 11 – WEDNESDAY

7:30 pm – Poiesis Quartet. The Oberlin Commission Project: Love Letters. An evening of music by QTPOC (Queer/Trans People of Color) composers, featuring world premieres by Maya Irizarry Lambright, Calvin Ray Shawler, Zola Saadi-Klein, Daniel Lasagna, and Max Lang. Pre-concert talk at 7:00 pm with violinist Sarah Ma and the five composers. Warner Concert Hall 77 W. College St., Oberlin. Free.

7:30 pm – Cleveland Museum of Art. Tigran Hamasyan: Manifeste. A jazz-meets-rock piano virtuoso, Tigran Hamasyan fuses improvisation and progressive rock with the rich folkloric music of his native Armenia. For this performance, Hamasyan is joined by his bandmates to celebrate their most recent release. Gartner Auditorium, 11150 East Blvd., Cleveland. Tickets available online.

MARCH 12 – THURSDAY

7:00 pm – No Exit. Cleveland Renaissance: Art of the Cleveland School. An exploration of one of Cleveland’s greatest artistic legacies through music and poetry. World premiere musical works by Adonai Henderson, Gleb Kanasevich, Christopher Neiner, Greg D’Alessio, James Praznik, and Timothy Beye, along with new poetic creations written and performed by Ray McNiece and Raja Belle Freeman. Praxis Fiber Workshop, 15301 Waterloo Road, Cleveland. Free.

7:30 pm – The Cleveland Orchestra. Beethoven’s Fateful Fifth. Elim Chan, conductor, and Michael Sachs, trumpet. Stravinsky’s Suite from Pulcinella, Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5. Mandel Concert Hall at Severance Music Center, 11001 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. Tickets available online.

MARCH 13 – FRIDAY

7:00 pm – No Exit. Cleveland Renaissance: Art of the Cleveland School. An exploration of one of Cleveland’s greatest artistic legacies through music and poetry. World premiere musical works by Adonai Henderson, Gleb Kanasevich, Christopher Neiner, Greg D’Alessio, James Praznik, and Timothy Beye, along with new poetic creations written and performed by Ray McNiece and Raja Belle Freeman. Gartner Auditorium, 11150 East Blvd.,  Cleveland. Free, reserve tickets online.

7:30 pm – The Cleveland Orchestra. Beethoven’s Fateful Fifth.Elim Chan, conductor, and Michael Sachs, trumpet. Stravinsky’s Suite from Pulcinella, Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5. Mandel Concert Hall at Severance Music Center, 11001 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. Tickets available online.

7:30 pm – Oberlin College Choir. Gregory Ristow, conductor. Works by Caroline Shaw, Brent Michael Davids, Randall Thompson, William Grant Still, Billy Taylor, William H. Monk, and Moses Hogan. Warner Concert Hall, 77 W. College St., Oberlin. Free.

7:30 pm – Youngstown Symphony. Sinatra and Beyond. Erik Ochsner, conductor, and Tony Desare, vocals. Stambaugh Auditorium, 1000 5th Ave, Youngstown. Tickets available online.

MARCH 14 – SATURDAY

1:00 pm – Les Délices. Bolivian Baroque with Firestone Choirs. A one-hour performance with choral students from Firestone CLC. Les Délices will perform 17th- and 18th-century instrumental music from Latin America as well as accompany the Firestone choirs in works by Sebastian Durón and Manuel Correa. House 330 Cabaret, 532 W. Market St., Akron. Free.

3:00 pm – Cleveland Silent Film Festival. A May Tale (1926). Live original score compiled from Central European folk music and performed by the Harmonia Ensemble (Alexander Fedoriouk, cimbalom, Steven Greenman, violin, and Catalin Petrescu, double bass). Louis Stokes Wing Auditorium, Cleveland Public Library, 525 Superior Ave., Cleveland. Free.

7:00 pm – Stow Symphony Orchestra. Darrell Lee Music, conductor, Jennifer Stanek, cello, and Alex McPherson & Mike Marks, trumpets. Puccini’s Preludio Sinfonico, Gabriel Fauré’s Elegie for Cello and Orchestra & Pavane, Vivaldi’s Concerto for Two Trumpets, and Johannes Brahms’ Haydn Variations. Tallmadge Bible Church, 1155 East Ave., Tallmadge. Tickets available online.

7:00 pm – No Exit. Cleveland Renaissance: Art of the Cleveland School. An exploration of one of Cleveland’s greatest artistic legacies through music and poetry. World premiere musical works by Adonai Henderson, Gleb Kanasevich, Christopher Neiner, Greg D’Alessio, James Praznik, and Timothy Beye, along with new poetic creations written and performed by Ray McNiece and Raja Belle Freeman. SPACES, 2900 Detroit Ave., Cleveland. Free.

7:30 pm – Wayne Center for the Arts. Halida Dinova, piano. Works by Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and Scriabin. Wayne Center for the Arts, 237 S. Walnut St., Wooster. Tickets available online.

7:30 pm – The Cleveland Orchestra. Beethoven’s Fateful Fifth. Elim Chan, conductor, and Michael Sachs, trumpet. Stravinsky’s Suite from Pulcinella, Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5. Mandel Concert Hall at Severance Music Center, 11001 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. Tickets available online.

7:30 pm – The Resonance Project. Chez Madame Singer: Portraits en Trio. The Poiema Trio presents an evening of French chamber music chez Madame Singer, the legendary patron whose Parisian salon fostered nearly all the great French composers of the 20th century. Works include Fauré’s Trio in d minor as well as music by Lili Boulanger and César Franck. Forest Hill Church, 3031 Monticello Blvd., Cleveland Heights. Tickets available online.

7:30 pm – Oberlin Jazz Ensemble. Chris Anderson, director. Finney Chapel, 90 N. Professor St., Oberlin. Free.

7:30 pm – Firelands Symphony. Symphony Rocks. Carl Topilow, conductor, and Lauren Berry, Connor Bogart O’Brien, & Natalie Green, vocals. The concert includes the works of Elvis, Michael Jackson, ABBA, Billy Joel, Tina Turner, Adele, and more from the 1950s through the 2000s. Sawmill Creek Convention Center, 400 Sawmill Creek Drive, Huron. Tickets available online.

7:30 pm – North Coast Men’s Chorus. Shoeless: A Musical Tale of Cinderella. Blending popular hits and beloved Broadway tunes, this musical show reimagines the story of Cinderella, starring Nina West as the Fairy Godmother. Maltz Performing Arts Center 1855 Ansel Rd., Cleveland. Tickets available online.

MARCH 15 – SUNDAY

3:00 pm – The Cleveland Orchestra. Beethoven’s Fateful Fifth. Elim Chan, conductor, and Michael Sachs, trumpet. Stravinsky’s Suite from Pulcinella, Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5. Mandel Concert Hall at Severance Music Center, 11001 Euclid Ave., Cleveland. Tickets available online.

3:00 pm – Wooster Chamber Music Series. Daedalus Quartet. Gault Recital Hall, 525 E. University St., Wooster. Tickets available online.

3:00 pm – North Coast Men’s Chorus. Shoeless: A Musical Tale of Cinderella. Blending popular hits and beloved Broadway tunes, this musical show reimagines the story of Cinderella, starring Nina West as the Fairy Godmother. Maltz Performing Arts Center 1855 Ansel Rd., Cleveland. Tickets available online.

3:00 pm – Music at Bath Concert Series. Hearts for Music. Artistic director Kitrael Chin leads the Hearts for Music Orchestra in classical and Broadway favorites. The Bath Church UCC, 3980 W. Bath Road, Akron. Freewill offering.

3:30 pm – Western Reserve Chorale. Mozart: Celebration and Solemnity. David Gilson, conductor, with chamber orchestra and vocal soloists. Mozart’s Mass in C Major (Coronation Mass) & Vesperae solennes de Confessore (The Solemn Vespers). First Baptist Church of Greater Cleveland, 3630 Fairmount Blvd., Shaker Heights. Freewill offering.

4:00 pm – Singers Companye. Spotlight on Vocal Chamber Music: 17th & 18th Century European Chapels. Music by Andreas Hammerschmidt, Gerog Friedrich Handel, Georg Philpp Telemann, and more. Faith Lutheran Church, 2726 W. Market Street, Fairlawn. Freewill offering.

7:00 pm – CityMusic Cleveland. March Chamber Concert. Konrad Kowal, violin; Johanna Cox Pennington, oboe; Ellen Breakfield-Glick, clarinet; Khari Joyner, cello; and Christine Fuoco, piano. Clint Needham’s On the Road & Inside the Calder Room, and Béla Bartók’s Contrasts. Praxis Fiber Workshop, 15301 Waterloo Road, Cleveland. Free.