The Bronx Arts Ensemble is proud to kick off their 2022-23 season with North American Redux– a survey of music written and inspired by this continent.
Join us for a FREE concert of works by historic and living North American composers. Music from Scott Joplin’s opera Treemonisha to works by living Canadian and Mexican composers.
Come explore the new David Geffen Hall as hundreds of world-class artists animate every corner of the completely renovated building!
Concert of works by historic and living North American composers. Music from Scott Joplin’s opera Treemonisha to works by living Canadian and Mexican composers.
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.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble woodwind quintet presents Women’s Work, a collection of music written by American women, at the New York Botanical Garden.
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.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble’s 51st season, A Focus on the Human Condition, examines all the rituals and experiences that make us human. Musique de fête is an exploration of the “less refined” aspects of merrymaking, and includes works that evoke folk themes, lazy summer days, and a night of overindulgence. Includes works by William Grant Still, Arturo Marquez, Adriana Verdie, Ana Sokolovic, Samuel Barber, and Lalo Schifrin.
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 woodwind quintet joins yoga teaching artist Amparo Santiago to offer an afternoon of movement and relaxation set to chamber music!
Interaction between nature and humans, meditations on animals and the environment, these themes have long been subjects of profound reflection and artistic expression.
Join us for an afternoon of music by the BAE Woodwind Quintet at The Mall at Bay Plaza’s food court.
Join us for an evening of joyous music and reflection. The festival features the Fordham University Choir and Liturgical Choir, directed by Robert A. Minotti; the Fordham University Women’s Choir, directed by Stephen Fox; and the Bronx Arts Ensemble.
Join us for an afternoon of joyous music and reflection. The festival features the Fordham University Choir and Liturgical Choir, directed by Robert A. Minotti; the Fordham University Women’s Choir, directed by Stephen Fox; and the Bronx Arts Ensemble.
Join The Bronx Arts Ensemble Woodwind Quintet for an afternoon of works inspired by bugs and the world we share with them. This one-of-a-kind concert will feature an exclusive live interview with renowned Edible Insect Ambassador and Brooklyn Bugs founder, Joseph Yoon. The event will be held at the University of Mount Saint Vincent in […]
Join us for an evening of music with the Bronx Arts Ensemble Orchestra and the Fordham University Church Choir at St. Paul the Apostle Church for the annual Spring Concert.
Bronx Arts Ensemble and Courtney’s Stars of Tomorrow come together to present A Baroque Fantasy, juxtaposing two Latin motets by Antonio Vivaldi with Courtney Carey’s Baroque-inspired hymn Stabat Mater at St. Philip Neri Church.
Join us for an evening of vocal performances by Courtney’s Stars of Tomorrow, featuring extraordinary classical music and rising talent of exceptional caliber—presented at Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
The Bronx Arts Ensemble Woodwind Quintet makes its Bronx Music Hall debut with an exciting concert that travels through time and place. Windscapes traces the roots of rhythm—from folk traditions to modern reinventions.
