Apr
26
to Apr 27

Epiphany Seattle: Bach’s Magnificat and Handel’s Gloria

Epiphany’s world class choir and baroque orchestra will join with four superb soloists for a mesmerizing evening featuring Bach’s magnificent Magnificat, Handel’s glorious Gloria, and Charpentier’s awe-inspiring Te Deum. This concert is a rare opportunity to hear masterworks by three of the Baroque era’s greatest composers, each work representative of their unique style. 

Two Performances:

Friday April 26 @ 7:30

Saturday April 27 @ 7:30

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Jan
21
8:00 PM20:00

Spruce and Steel: Solo and Chamber works for violin, viola, and cello

The Rabbit Box presents Spruce & Steel ~ Solo and Chamber works for violin, viola, and cello.

Featuring Victoria Parker, violin, Libby Phelps, violin, Jordan Voelker, violin/viola, Kayleigh Miller, viola, Erika Pierson, cello. Also including artists; Maria Newman, Jessica Meyer, Angelique Poteat, Grazyna Bacewicz, Antonin Dvorák,and Kenji Bunch.

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Dec
16
2:00 PM14:00

NOCCO - Evoke

Embark on a captivating musical odyssey as our winter solstice concert unfolds, presenting a harmonious fusion of masterpieces across eras. Johann Sebastian Bach's exultant Jauchzet Gott in Allen Landen, BWV 51 opens the performance, its intricate Baroque tapestry weaving soprano splendor into the orchestral fabric, exuding devotion and jubilation. Transitioning seamlessly, Ellen T. Zwilich's contemporary Concerto Grosso 1985 takes the stage, a vibrant interplay between soloists and ensemble, evoking a modernistic landscape through its intricate motifs and expressive contrasts. The journey crescendos with Igor Stravinsky's Danses concertantes, where neoclassical rhythms entwine with avant-garde flair, offering a vivacious collage of dance-inspired motifs that bridge the past and present in a harmonious musical celebration.

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Dec
8
to Dec 10

Portland Baroque Orchestra - Handel’s Messiah

Rejoice! The beloved holiday tradition returns featuring Handel’s complete oratorio. Discover why Messiah is one of the most-performed works in history, and experience it as it was meant to be heard performed on period instruments. Directed by illustrious guest artist John Butt, this year’s concert features professional chorus Cappella Romana and world-class soloists soprano Camille Ortiz, mezzo-soprano Hannah Penn, tenor James Reese, and bass-baritone Enrico Lagasca.

FRI DEC 8 | 7:30 PM

SAT DEC 9 | 7:30 PM

SUN DEC 10 | 3:00 PM

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Dec
1
to Dec 2

Handel’s Messiah

The Epiphany Choir & Orchestra
Zach Hemenway, conductor

Arwen Myers, soprano
Clifton Massey, countertenor
Brendan Tuohy, tenor
Edmund Milly, bass

Reprising last year’s two sold out performances, Music at Epiphany presents two nights of George Frideric Handel’s famous oratorio, Messiah, performed by an all-star Baroque instrument orchestra under the direction of Zach Hemenway. The Epiphany Choir will be joined by four superb soloists and period instruments in the warm acoustics of Epiphany for this presentation of a holiday favorite.

December 1 & 2, 2023 | 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $45

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Nov
25
7:00 PM19:00

Finzi & Holst: Christmas Day

Two works frame this program of early 20th century English Christmas music: Gerald Finzi’s In terra pax and Gustav Holst’s Christmas Day. The program also features carol arrangements by John Rutter, Harold Darke, and Holst. Written during a time when composers looked to the past for inspiration, their music pays homage to the English holiday tradition through a rich repertoire that speaks to the heart of the Christmas spirit.

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Oct
28
2:00 PM14:00

NOCCO - Revolve

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Experience a mesmerizing journey through musical landscapes at our 2023-24 season’s opening concert. The performance begins with the dynamic Shift Change Turn by Jessie Montgomery, a modern masterpiece that weaves vibrant textures and rhythmic dynamism, reflecting the kaleidoscope of urban life. Marion Bauer's Concertino for Oboe, Clarinet and Strings follows, a harmonious dialogue between woodwind intricacies and string serenades, painting an exquisite interplay of melodies and timbres. Culminating the performance is Ludwig Van Beethoven's monumental Symphony No. 4, a symphonic masterpiece that traverses intricate motifs and emotional depths, a testament to Beethoven's genius and the power of human expression through music. Join us for an enchanting evening where contemporary dynamism meets timeless classics.
Program:

Jessie Montgomery*+ - Shift, Change, Turn

Marion Bauer*- Concertino for Oboe, Clarinet, and Strings

Selina Greso, oboe

Angelique Poteat, clarinet

Ludwig Van Beethoven - Symphony No. 4

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Oct
20
to Oct 28

Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra - Carnevolar

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Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra is joined by some of the world’s greatest aerial artists in a one-of-a-kind performance spectacular, just in time for Halloween. Carnevolar: DéComposition is a partnership with Emerald City Trapeze Arts and the School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts, featuring a world-class flying trapeze act and other awe-inspiring aerial arts such as silks, contortion, and Chinese pole. The orchestra is expanded in size for this program, conducted by Geoffrey Larson.

Tickets: $25-$95

8:00 PM Friday, October 20
8:00 PM Saturday, October 21
8:00 PM Friday, October 27
8:00 PM Saturday, October 28

Doors open at 7:00 PM, performance begins at 8:00 PM
Runtime: one and a half hours, with one intermission

Ages 21+

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Oct
13
to Oct 14

Seattle Symphony - Mahani Teave Plays Mozart

This short, no intermission concert features pianist Mahani Teave makes her Benaroya Hall debut with Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20, a work famous for its use in the film Amadeus. She also shares a personally curated selection of music by composers around the world. A pioneering artist from Easter Island, Teave bridges her creative work with environmental activism, and has been recognized as one of the 100 Women Leaders of her country.

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Sep
21
to Sep 23

Seattle Symphony - Raise the Curtain

Join us as we celebrate the Seattle Symphony’s 120th season and Benaroya Hall’s 25th anniversary with historic recreations of the orchestra’s 1903 and 1998 debut performances. The Symphony’s very first concert, in December 1903, featured Massenet and the brilliant “Unfinished” Symphony of Schubert. Selections from Wagner’s Götterdämmerung were a highlight of the concert that opened Benaroya Hall 25 years ago. Alexandra LoBianco, a frequent star of Seattle Opera, and the Symphony’s Conductor Emeritus Ludovic Morlot bring a fresh perspective to this memorable program.

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Sep
17
11:00 AM11:00

NOCCO 2023 Annual Brunch Gala

Join us for our 2023 fundraiser gala on September 17 at 11am! We are excited to host our fourth annual gala brunch at the beautiful Fremont Foundry, including a silent auction, mystery boxes, live trivia with Head in the Clouds Trivia, live music performed by the orchestra, and more! Your attendance and contributions are greatly appreciated and will help NOCCO grow and thrive as we venture into the 2023-24 season!

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Aug
12
to Aug 20

Seattle Opera - Das Rheingold

Would you renounce love to become all powerful? The Nibelung Alberich steals enchanted gold to craft a ring which allows him to do just that. Yet the corruptive power won’t be his forever as gods and giants discover how far they will go to possess the cursed ring. Brother kills brother, the innocent are enslaved, and the King of Gods must decide where his power truly lies.

Bass-baritone and Wagner veteran Greer Grimsley returns as Wotan alongside Frederick Ballentine, Michael Mayes, and Kenneth Kellogg in their first Seattle Opera Wagner production. Internationally celebrated mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves makes her Seattle Opera debut as the earth goddess Erda.

August 12, 16, 18, 20

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