A two-week calendar is published every Tuesday, including both local events
and worldwide streams of interest to listeners and viewers in Northeast Ohio.
Dates with no scheduled events are not listed.
Click here to view Musical America’s Guide to (mostly) free streams through April 19 (if links are missing, check back later).
APRIL 12 – MONDAY
8:00 am – Wigmore Hall presents Benjamin Appl, baritone & James Baillieu, piano. A recital of songs. Register, view here and on demand for 30 days. LIVE.
2:30 pm – Wigmore Hall presents Imogen Cooper, piano. Beethoven’s monumental set of 33 variations based on a waltz theme by Anton Diabelli, composed between 1819 and 1823. LIVE. Register, view here and on demand for 30 days
7:30 pm – Met Opera Nightly Streams: Massenet’s Cendrillon, starring Kathleen Kim, Joyce DiDonato, Alice Coote, Stephanie Blythe, and Laurent Naouri, conducted by Bertrand de Billy. Production by Laurent Pelly. From April 28, 2018. View here and on-demand for 24 hours.
APRIL 13 – TUESDAY
8:00 am – Baldwin Wallace BACHCAST, a conversation with Bach Festival Artistic Director Dirk Garner and recent Conservatory alumni and Festival Choir members: Jonathan Cooper ’12 , Andrew Cooper ’15, Madeline Healey ’11, Gene Stenger ’10 and Max Nolin ’13. Available for listening from 8 am today. Click here to watch. Free.
8:00 am – Live from Wigmore Hall, London: Elaine Mitchener, experimental vocalist, movement artist and composer. Charles Mingus’s String Quartet No. 1 & Christian Wolff’s setting of text by Susan Griffin about Harriet Tubman, a former who risked her life and freedom to bring others out of slavery via the Underground Railway. Register, view here and on demand for 30 days.
4:00 pm – Baldwin Wallace Virtual Bach Festival: Celebrating Student Scholarship in the RBI. Six student researchers share their Riemenschneider Bach Institute Scholars Program projects: complicated notation issues in a Beethoven first edition piano sonata score, creating new compositions in the concerto grosso style, engaging students in solfège learning through game play and an oral history focused on the Riemenschneider family. Click here to listen. Free.
7:00 pm – New York Festival of Song: Focus on Mark Campbell, a 40-minute concert previewing Campbell’s new work and presenting selections from operas postponed due to the pandemic or works written during the past year, With soprano Jessica Fishenfeld, mezzo-soprano Olivia Cosío, baritone Brian James Myer, tenor Joshua Blue & pianist Danny Zelibor. Songs from Edward Tulane (Minnesota Opera), A Nation of Others (Oratorio Society of New York), The Secret River (Opera Orlando), and a new arrangement of the finale from Stonewall (New York City Opera) by composers Iain Bell, Daron Hagen, Paul Moravec, Roberto Scarcella Perino, Paola Prestini, Matthew Ricketts, Kamala Sankaram, and Stella Sung. Register and view here until May 31.
7:30 pm – 92nd St. Y: Daniil Trifonov, piano. Debussy’s Pour le Piano, Prokofiev’s Sarcasms & Brahms’s Piano Sonata No. 3 in f, Op. 5. Pre-recorded in January 2021. Watch here.
8:00 pm – Baltimore Symphony Orchestra: BSO Sessions — Spotlight. BSO musicians are featured as soloists a free showcase, including Bologne’s Sinfonie Concertante No. 2, a concerto by Bottesini for two Double Basses, and Ji Su Jung makes her BSO debut in Séjourné’s Marimba Concerto. View here and on demand.
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8:30 pm – Paul Jacobs, organ. Northrup Pipe Organ Series from the University of Minnesota. Works by J.S. Bach & Handel. On-demand through April 18. Click here.
APRIL 14 – WEDNESDAY
12:00 pm – Trinity Virtual Brownbag Concerts: Dancing Wheels. Online performance (no audience present) streamed from Trinity Cathedral. Click here at start time. Freewill offering.
7:00 pm – Tyshawn Sorey, multi-instrumentalist & composer. Presented by Youngstown State University’s Cliffe College of Creative Arts & Communication & Donald P. Pipino Performing Arts Series. Sorey will also present a master class at 5:30 pm. Online only. Click here at start time. Free.
APRIL 15 – THURSDAY
7:00 pm – Local 4 Music Fund “Tuning In:” Barbara Knight , vocals, Phil Lantry, piano, Tim Powell, bass. Music for jazz trio. Livestreamed from the Bop Stop. Click here at start time. Free, but donations welcome.
7:20 pm – Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Music Director Laureate Leonard Slatkin returns to lead a program of folk-infused works by William Grant Still and Alberto Ginastera. Tickets $12. View here. LIVE.
7:30 pm – CWRU Symphonic Winds Spring Virtual Concert. Silver Hall Series streamed from the Maltz PAC. Click here at start time.
8:00 pm – The Philadelphia Orchestra, Yannick Nézet- Séguin, conducting, Aaron Diehl, piano. Duke Ellington’s Solitude, Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue (original jazz band version) & Stravinsky’s Suite from Pulcinella. Tickets $17. View here and on demand until April 22. LIVE. .
10:00 pm – Cal Performances: Jeremy Denk, piano. Book I of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier, the preludes and fugues that Beethoven referred to as his musical bible. Tickets $15. View here until July 14.
APRIL 16 – FRIDAY
12:00 pm – Lunchtime with The Cleveland Orchestra, Franz Welser-Möst, music director. Johann Strauss Jr: Waltz from Danube Maidens, Maurice Ravel: Mother Goose Ballet & Bedrich Smetana: From Bohemia’s Woods and Fields from Má vlast. WCLV 104.9 Ideastream & on the web.
12:00 pm – Master Class with Tyshawn Sorey, multi-instrumentalist & composer. Presented by Youngstown State University’s Cliffe College of Creative Arts & Communication & Donald P. Pipino Performing Arts Series. Online only. Click here to register for Zoom webinar. Free.
3:00 pm – Carnegie Hall presents Dmitri Shostakovich: A Man of Many Faces. British actor John Hurt narrates Reiner Moritz’s documentary examining Shostakovich’s resilient career that testifies to the power of art in the face of a dictatorial regime. Highlights include interviews with Shostakovich specialist Valery Gergiev and excerpted performances by the Mariinsky Orchestra, Borodin Quartet, and the composer himself. View here until May 31.
7:00 pm – Baldwin Wallace Virtual Bach Festival: Honoring Regina Mushabac. Conservatory Faculty and Bach Festival cellist, Prof. Mushabac is retiring at the end of the 2020-2021 academic year, after 46 years of service to BW. This virtual concert will feature commentary, photos and favorite recordings of Prof. Mushabac, as selected by her long-time colleagues Dr. Julian Ross and Dr. Robert Mayerovitch. Click here at start time. Free.
7:00 pm – Carnegie Hall presents American Voices, Italian pianist Emanuele Arciuli focuses on selections by Black and Native American composers whose works represent an amalgam of different experiences and traditions. From the spiritual-inspired “Troubled Water” by Margaret Bonds and Arthur Cunningham’s jazz-infused Harlem Suite to contemporary works by Michael Begay and Brent Michael Davids, Arciuli showcases the diversity of voices that collectively add to the American music landscape. View here until May 31.
7:00 pm – CIM Orchestra Concert, JoAnn Falletta, conducting. Nathaniel Heyder’s Iterations (2021, first performance), Debussy’s Danses sacrée et profane, Margaret Brouwer’s The Art of Sailing at Dawn (2020) & Stravinsky’s Pulcinella Suite. Click here at start time. Free.
7:30 pm – MET Opera Nightly Streams: Dvořák’s Rusalka, starring Kristine Opolais, Katarina Dalayman, Jamie Barton, Brandon Jovanovich, and Eric Owens, conducted by Sir Mark Elder. Production by Mary Zimmerman. From February 25, 2017. Click here at start time. Free.
8:00 pm – Opera Philadelphia: Caroline Shaw’s We Need To Talk, a collaboration between Shaw, poet Anne Carson, director Maureen Towey, and Four/Ten Media featuring soprano Ariadne Greif. The voice of Greif, singing live to camera, is both accompanied by and in conversation with a choral track of Shaw’s own voice and recitation of the poem by Carson herself. Additional electronic composition and sampling of old film scores create an environment filled with tension and energy. Tickets from $10. View here.
APRIL 17 – SATURDAY
2:00 pm – Oberlin Chamber Singers, Jedidiah Rellihan, student conductor, Katherine Johnson, organ. Heinrich Schütz’s Musikalische Exequien, Live outdoor concert. Attend in-person or watch the livestream. Mudd Learning Center Patio, off Wilder Bowl, Oberlin. Free.
4:00 pm – Baldwin Wallace Virtual Bach Festival: Town Hall Reunion. An opportunity to reconnect with Bach Festival alumni, hear updates from Dirk Garner and Dean Susan Van Vorst, and to share memories of this 89 year old tradition. Registration required. Free.
7:00 pm – Baldwin Wallace Virtual Bach Festival: Mass in B Minor Retrospective. Journey with us as we explore movements from decades of Bach Festival recordings of the Mass in B Minor. We will begin with 1954 and end with our most recent performance in 2015. Click here to listen. Free.
7:00 pm – Oberlin Stage Left: Oberlin Conservatory Large Ensembles, Raphael Jiménez & Timothy Weiss, conducting. Enrico Chapela’s Li Po, Adolf Busch’s Divertimento, Op. 30, Valerie Coleman’s Elegy & Howard Swanson’s Night Music. Pre-recorded for broadcast at this time. Click here to watch and to download the detailed program. Free.
7:30 pm – Cleveland Classical Guitar Society International Series: Edel Muñoz, classical guitar (Cuba). Works by Sindo Garay, Antonio Lauro, Eduardo Martín, Julio César Oliva, Manuel M. Ponce & Frank A. Wallace. Online only. Click here to RSVP and receive a pdf of the full concert program and a link to a post-concert reception with the artist on Zoom. Free.
7:30 pm – 92nd St Y: Jason Vieaux, classical guitar. J.S. Bach’s Violin Sonata No. 1 in g, BWV 1001 (arr. Vieaux), Brouwer’s El Decamerón Negro, Jason Vieaux’s Home (New York Premiere), Scarlatti’s Sonata in A, K. 208 (arr. Brouwer), and Pat Metheny’s Four Paths of Light (New York Premiere). View here. LIVE.
7:30 pm – Peoples’ Symphony Concerts: Augustin Hadelich, violin & Orion Weiss, piano. Stravinsky’s Suite Italienne (Kochansky transcription), Beethoven’s Violin Sonata No. 9, Kreutzer, and Eddie South’s Black Gypsy. Tickets $50 for five concerts. View here.
APRIL 18 – SUNDAY
1:00 pm – Bang On A Can presents a four-hour online Marathon,World premiere performances of naewly commissioned works, streamed from musicians’ homes around the country and across the world. Hosted by Bang on a Can Co-Founders and Artistic Directors Michael Gordon, David Lang, and Julia Wolfe, with music and performances including Andy Akiho, Carman Moore, Joan LaBarbara, Matana Roberts, Kelly Moran, Rudresh Mahanthappa, Vicky Chow, Timo Andres, and others. View here. Free, but donations welcome.
2:00 pm – Oberlin Stage Left: Oberlin Conservatory Student Composers Concert, Raphael Jiménez & Timothy Weiss, conducting. Rolando Gómez’ Choo Choo, Jerry Achtermann’s Symbiote Suite, Jacob Richter’s Amusement Park, Aaron Lieberman’s Suite for Five, Graham Lazorchak’s An Implausible Assemblage of Lost Artifacts, Cashel Day-Lewis’ Cobblestone Suite, Jake Berran’s COVID Suite &Isaac Santos’ ..what could’ve been. Pre-recorded for broadcast at this time. Click here to watch and to download the detailed program. Free.
2:00 pm – Tri-C Classical Piano Series: Dan Tepfer, piano. Tepfer’s Goldberg Variations/Variations. Online only. Click here at start time. Free. Read Jarrett Hoffman’s interview with Tepfer here.
2:00 pm – VOCES8 Live from London, Spring. Sing the Score: A Madrigal History Tour with Robert Hollingworth/I Fagiolini. For keen singers, music-lovers, purveyors of Monty Python and lovers of history in all forms, Sing The Score is I Fagiolini’s You Tube series looking at choral repertoire, one mini-masterwork a week. If you want to learn historical background, vocal techniques, enjoy jokes uncensored by station producers, spot celebrity singer appearances and your favorite film characters all in one go, then this is for you. Tickets $12.50. View here.
3:00 pm – Adam Chlebek and Vincent Pham, organ. “Music Under the Steeple Concerts.” Works by Buxtehude, Bruhns, J.S. Bach, Mendelssohn, and Nico Muhly. Live streamed from First Presbyterian Church, Huron, no in-person audience. Free. Click here at start time.
3:00 pm – Greater Cleveland Flute Society: Listening Party for the Cleveland Composers’ Connection, with composers Larry Baker & Nicholas Underhill & hosts Bonnie Svetlik & Martha Somach. Underhill’s Devon Rex for alto flutes and three C flutes & Baker’s Coil for solo flute. Click here for streaming link. Free.
3:00 pm – Soapbox Gallery: 19th Amendment: Women’s Freedom To Vote Celebration. The Cassatt Quartet gives a preview performance of Victoria Bond’s new string quartet, Blue and Green Music. Program includes works by Fanny Mendelssohn and Amy Beach with pianist Ursula Oppens. View here for three days.
5:00 pm – Oberlin College of Arts & Sciences Chamber Music. Excerpts from Arensky’s Quartet No. 2, Schubert’s Quartet in d (”Death and the Maiden”), Korngold’s Suite for Two Violins, Cello, and Piano Left Hand & Haydn’s London Trio No. 1. See program details here . Click here at start time. Free.
8:00 pm – Carnegie Hall presents chanteuse Ute Lemper. Celebrating the courage of composers and poets who created music despite the horrors of the ghettos and concentration camps during the Holocaust, the singer and actress, accompanied by an instrumental ensemble, performs songs of rebellion, hope, defiance, and life-affirming resilience. Sung in Yiddish and German, these songs offer stark testimony to the best and worst in humanity. View here until May 31.
APRIL 19 – MONDAY
5:00 – Carnegie Hall presents The Tragedy of Katerina Ismailov. In Shostakovich’s opera Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk, the tedium of everyday life determines the fate of protagonist Katerina Ismailova. The opera’s initial success was silenced by its denunciation in the Communist Party’s Pravda newspaper, heralding a merciless, widespread and long-lasting idealistic clampdown on the Soviet music world. Reiner Moritz highlights the tragic story of Shostakovich’s second opera, based on Martin Kušej’s production for Dutch National Opera. View here until May 31. Free.
7:30 pm – Les Délices Salonera: The Orpheus Myth. Soprano Michele Kennedy, tenor Jason McStoots, SE Artists in Residence, and scholar Susan McClary explore this tale for the ages from the vantage point of Monteverdi, Charpentier, Rameau, and beyond. Click here at start time. Free but $10 donation suggested.
8:00 pm – Carnegie Hall presents Shostakovich’s Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk, the 2006 Dutch National Opera production directed by Martin Kušej, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the composer’s birth. Mariss Jansons, conducting, with soprano Eva-Maria Westbroek as Katerina Ismailova, tenor Christopher Ventris as Sergey, tenor Ludovit Ludha as Zinovy Ismailov, and bass Anatoly Kotcherga as Boris Ismailov. View here until May 31. Free.
APRIL 20 – TUESDAY
Available from 9:00 am – Earth and Air String Orchestra Chamber Ensemble, David Ellis, conducting & cello, Andrew Sords & Mari Sato, solo violins, with Miranda Hurvey & Erin Reidhead, violins, Anne Sutterich, viola, J. Tracy Mortimore, bass & Irwin Shung, harpsichord. Joseph Bologne’s Symphonie Concertante & J.S. Bach’s Double Violin Concerto, recorded in Trinity Cathedral for broadcast at this time. Click here. Available on-demand for a limited time after the debut. Free. Read Jarrett Hoffman’s concert preview here.
7:00 pm – Gordon Square Classical Concerts: Postcard Concert II, T.C. Biggs, piano, Chris Bott, piano, Spencer Lawrence Boyd, tenor, Ben Czernota, baritone, Jessica Firing-McGrath, violin, Leah Frank, piano, John Gamin, piano, Liz Huff, soprano, Rob Kovacs, voice & piano, Ben Malkevitch, voice & piano, Shaun McGrath, heldentenor, Angela Penrose, violin, Ryan Charles Ramer, music box, Brian Skoog, tenor, Ken Wednt, trumpet & Jen Woda, alto. Ryan Charles Ramer’s Suite of 33 Miniature Solo Pieces That Fit on the Front of a Postcard. Zoom concert. Click here at start time. Free.
7:30 pm – Tuesday Musical: Edgar Meyer, double bass virtuoso, in-person concert. Program includes J.S. Bach’s Cello Suite No. 1 & Meyer’s own work-in-progress for unaccompanied bass. E.J. Thomas Hall, University of Akron, 198 Hill St. Tickets available online. View the concert program here, and read Mike Telin’s preview article here.
APRIL 21 – WEDNESDAY
7:00 pm – Bop Stop: Cleveland Chamber Collective Live Stream, Kim Gomez & Emma Shook, violins, Lisa Boyko, viola, Linda Atherton, cello, Randall Fusco, piano. Reena Esmail’s String Quartet (RAGAMALA), Andrea Clearfield’s Convergence, Yaz Lancaster’s Neutral Objects, Ty Alan Emerson’s Lorraine & Saad Haddad’s Kaman Fantasy. Free. Click here for a link to the concert and here for the program and notes.
7:00 pm – CIM Faculty Recital, Ilya Kaler, violin, Jaime Laredo, violin, Mark Jackobs, viola, Joanna Patterson Zakany, viola, guest artist, Si-Yan Darren Li, cello, Sharon Robinson, cello, Kathryn Brown, piano & Anita Pontremoli, piano. Mozart’s Piano Quartet No. 1 in g, K. 478, Beethoven’s Cello Sonata No. 3 in A, Op. 69 & Brahms’ Piano Quartet No. 2 in A, Op. 26. Click here at start time. Free.
[New] 7:30 pm – Apollo’s Fire — Virtuosity: Fireworks from J.S. Bach, Jeannette Sorrell, harpsichord & direction, Amanda Forsythe, soprano, Alan Choo, violin & Steven Marquardt, trumpet. J.S. Bach’s Violin Concerto in d, Cantata 51, Jauchtzet Gott in allen Landen & Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. First Baptist Church, 3630 Fairmount Blvd., Shaker Heights. Tickets available online.
APRIL 22 – THURSDAY
7:00 pm – Bop Stop: Overtones, CSU’s Vocal Jazz Ensemble Live Stream, Reginald Bowens, director, with Juan Peña, gospel piano, Joshua Stone, piano, Leo Traum, bass & Brian Randall, drums. Original arrangements & classic standards. Click here at start time. Free but donations welcome.
7:00 pm – Cleveland Orchestra: In Focus Episode 9, Franz Welser-Möst, conducting, Marc Damoulakis, percussion. “Musical Magicians.” Corigliano’s Conjurer: Concerto for Percussion & Dvořák’s String Quintet No. 2 in G, Opus 77 (performed by string orchestra). Digital streaming premiere filmed March 25-27 at Severance Hall. Free to subscribers and patrons who donate $300 or more to the Orchestra, premium subscriptions available. View on-demand for days. Click here to watch.
[Sold Out] 7:30 pm – Apollo’s Fire — Virtuosity: Fireworks from J.S. Bach, Jeannette Sorrell, harpsichord & direction, Amanda Forsythe, soprano, Alan Choo, violin & Steven Marquardt, trumpet. J.S. Bach’s Violin Concerto in d, Cantata 51, Jauchtzet Gott in allen Landen & Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. First Methodist Church, 263 E. Mill St., Akron, or watch a video online from May 11. Tickets available online.
APRIL 23 – FRIDAY
7:00 pm – CityMusic Cleveland In-person Chamber Music Concert, Mari Sato, violin, Minju Kim, viola, Trevor Kazarian, cello & Elizabeth DeMio, piano. Louise Adolpha Le Beau’s Piano Quartet in f, Op. 28 & Elfrida Andrée’s Piano Quartet in a. Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus, 3649 E. 65th, Cleveland. Free, RSVP, masks, & social distancing required, limited to 100 people.
7:30 pm – Apollo’s Fire — Virtuosity: Fireworks from J.S. Bach, Jeannette Sorrell, harpsichord & direction, Amanda Forsythe, soprano, Alan Choo, violin & Steven Marquardt, trumpet. J.S. Bach’s Violin Concerto in d, Cantata 51, Jauchtzet Gott in allen Landen & Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. First Baptist Church, 3630 Fairmount Blvd., Shaker Heights, or watch a video online from May 11. Tickets available online.
APRIL 24 – SATURDAY
12:30 pm – Oberlin Virtual ChamberFest, chamber music performed by Oberlin Conservatory students from the string and piano departments streamed live from David H. Stull Recital Hall. Program to be announced. Click here at start time. Free.
2:30 pm – Oberlin Virtual ChamberFest, chamber music performed by Oberlin Conservatory students from the string and piano departments streamed live from David H. Stull Recital Hall. Program to be announced. Click here at start time. Free.
7:00 pm – Oberlin Stage Left: Oberlin Conservatory Large Ensembles, Raphael Jiménez & Timothy Weiss, conducting. Cheryl Frances-Hoad’s Quark Dances, Reinaldo Moya’s Silver, Victor Márquez-Barrios’ Caracas, Pierre Jalbert’s Light, Line, Shadow & Gity Razaz’s Metamorphosis of Narcissus. Pre-recorded for broadcast at this time. Click here to watch and to download the detailed program. Free.
7:30 pm – CWRU Early Music Singers and Collegium Musicum Virtual Concert, Elena Mullins, director. Program to be announced. Streamed from the Maltz Performing Arts Center. Click here for free tickets.
7:00 pm – Dana School of Music Outdoor Brass Concert, with the Sunset Brass Quintet (Darren Thompson & Ryan Bowden, trumpets, Severino Paredes, horn, Brandon Hackimer, trombone & Zak Rahal, bass trombone) & the Breakout Brass Quintet (Maria Mangine & Nick Mattiussi, trumpets, Katie Berlin, horn, John Fitch, euphonium & Connor Remington, tuba). Works by Victor Ewald, Morley Calvert, George Gershwin, Frank Ticheli, Franz von Suppé, Elmer Bernstein, Eric Ewazen, Kevin McKee & Anthony Plog. Lower level of the M30 Wick Avenue parking deck on the Youngstown State University campus. Free but $5 parking fee. Bring chairs. Face masks required and social distancing enforced.
7:30 pm – Oberlin TIMARA (Technology in Music and Related Arts) Virtual Concert, Computers (2015). Program to be announced. Streamed live from the Birenbaum Innovation and Performance Space. Free.
[Sold Out] 8:00 pm – Apollo’s Fire — Virtuosity: Fireworks from J.S. Bach, Jeannette Sorrell, harpsichord & direction, Amanda Forsythe, soprano, Alan Choo, violin & Steven Marquardt, trumpet. J.S. Bach’s Violin Concerto in d, Cantata 51, Jauchtzet Gott in allen Landen & Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. First Baptist Church, 3630 Fairmount Blvd., Shaker Heights, or watch a video online from May 11. Tickets available online.
APRIL 25 – SUNDAY
3:00 pm – Greater Cleveland Flute Society: Listening Party for the Cleveland Composers’ Connection, with composers Larry Baker & Nicholas Underhill & hosts Bonnie Svetlik & Martha Somach. Underhill’s Devon Rex for alto flutes and three C flutes & Baker’s Coil for solo flute. Click here for streaming link. Free.
3:00 pm – Heights Arts Close Encounters: Unfairly Neglected Masters, Patti Wolf, piano (UT Austin), Tanya Ell Woolfrey, cello, Isabel Trautwein, violin, and other Cleveland Orchestra members. Solo piano works by Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel & Anton Arensky’s Trio. Streamed live from the Bop Stop. Click here for tickets and link. Tickets: $25 & up, members $20, students $10 & up.
3:00 pm – Silver Hall Series from the Maltz Performing Arts Center at CWRU: Japanese Drumming and Traditional Music, featuring Yume Daiko & Miki Saito. A live-streamed concert in a hybrid format, which consists of both live performances and pre-recorded multi-screened videos to create virtual ensembles. Click here at start time. Free.
[Sold Out] 4:00 pm – Apollo’s Fire — Virtuosity: Fireworks from J.S. Bach, Jeannette Sorrell, harpsichord & direction, Amanda Forsythe, soprano, Alan Choo, violin & Steven Marquardt, trumpet. J.S. Bach’s Violin Concerto in d, Cantata 51, Jauchtzet Gott in allen Landen & Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. Avon Lake United Church of Christ, 32801 Electric Blvd., Avon Lake, or watch a video online from May 11. Tickets available online.
4:00 pm – CIM Composition Department Recital, Keith Fitch, head. New works by CIM Student Composers. Click here at start time. Free.
7:30 pm – CWRU Woodwind and Brass Chamber Music Virtual Concert. Program to be announced. Streamed from the Maltz Performing Arts Center. Click here for free tickets.