Join the Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet in their celebration of the works of Black musicians in the Americas. From the folk songs from Jamaica and Haiti, to Florence Price’s monumental Five Folksongs in Counterpoint.
Join the Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet in their celebration of the works of Black musicians in the Americas. From the folk songs from Jamaica and Haiti, to Florence Price’s monumental Five Folksongs in Counterpoint.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet performs American Minimalism–a musical survey of the state of American composition by living composers. Works by Caroline Shaw, Bronx native Oliver Caplan, Brittany Green, Angelica Negrón, and Phillip Glass.
Join us for an afternoon of reflection and remembrance with the Durufle Requiem. The concert features the Fordham University Choirs and The Bronx Arts Ensemble Orchestra directed by Robert A. Minotti.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble Wind Quintet joins the string players of the New York Philharmonic to present a program of works inspired by nature and our environment, featuring contemporary women composers.
Join Bronx Arts Ensemble for a performance by Akua Dixon & Quartette Indigo at Casita Maria‘s 2023 South Bronx Culture Festival.
Join Bronx Arts Ensemble and College of Mount St. Vincent for Community Day and Conservatory Grand Opening hosted on the college’s campus. Performances from Bronx Arts Ensemble’s String Quartet and Woodwind Quintet, Andoche Loubaki, and Estelle Rivera.
Hosted by Composers Now founder and artistic director Tania León, Dialogues No. 11 celebrates Bronx composers Oliver Caplan, Mimi Jones, Huang Ruo, and Hilliard Greene who is joined by The Jazz Expressions. Followed by thought-provoking town hall-style conversations, a forum for meaningful exchanges of ideas, between composers, performers, and audiences.
Join the Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet as they perform exciting new works and old favorites that have gained popularity through TikTok and other social media platforms.
Party time explores the themes of celebrating and having fun through music. Works include folk songs, dances and tangos, drinking songs and more. Bring a snack and a blanket and join us at the Van Cortlandt House Museum yard for a laid back afternoon of music!
Join the Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet as they perform exciting new works and old favorites that have gained popularity through TikTok and other social media platforms.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble’s 51st season, A Focus on the Human Condition, examines all the rituals and experiences that make us human Tik Tok and other social media platforms have given the everyday person the opportunity to “romanticize” their life by making a quick video and adding music– and curiously, a lot of classical music has made the cut. The BAE string quartet will perform various “Tik Tok” popular songs, works that were promoted by the composer on social media, and unjustly forgotten works that have found their way back into the canon through social media.
Works by Max Richter, Nia Imani Franklin, Ariana Grande, Joe Hisaishi, Angélica Negrón, and William Grant Still.
With Wave Hill’s majestic Armor Hall space as the setting, be guided through a combined musical and meditative experience in celebration of winter transcendence. Join Bronx Arts Ensemble along with Artemis Audio & Ayurveda for a unique performance with a variety of healing instruments and sounds. Wind up your transcendent evening with a tranquil stroll through the winter gardens as you depart, guided by the fading sunset and the twinkling lights along the distant banks of the Hudson River.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet and University of Mount Saint Vincent student artists will collaborate to create a unique musical and artistic experience in the Cahill Theater.