Concordia Conservatory Kicks Off 20th Season of Hoch-Chamber Music Concert Series With “A Night in Italy” Nov. 6

Liz and Larry Hoch

Concordia Conservatory PLAYS ON!… announces the opening concert of the 20th season of the Hoch Chamber Music Series, “A Night in Italy,” on Saturday, November 6 at 7:00 pm at the Sommer Center for Performing Arts in Bronxville, New York. 

Artistic Director Lawrence Dutton collaborates with guest artists and Conservatory faculty Elizabeth Lim-Dutton, violin; Emanouil Manolov, violin; Sung Jin Lee, viola; Chungsun Kim, cello and Andrew Janss, cello. The program of Italian chamber works includes Puccini’s Cristantemi for String Quartet, Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence and Verdi’s String Quartet.  

Kathleen Suss, Executive Director of Concordia Conservatory says the community is ready for in person, live performances, “The Hoch Series as we call it, has become a vital and festive staple in our community and after a successful year and a half of broadcast concerts, we are extremely happy to be presenting the series in-person.” 

 Twenty years ago, Mary and Jim Hoch started the series for the Conservatory to bring world class musicians to perform with our extraordinary faculty in a concert series accessible to all. And the HOCH has become a vital and festive staple in our community and after a successful year and a half of broadcast concerts, we are extremely happy to be presenting the HOCH in-person.

To ensure our Conservatory patrons and performers health and security, masks are required at all times for all patrons and visitors at the concert. Proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 is required for patrons over the age of 12. Patrons over age 12 who are not vaccinated must provide proof of a recent negative COVID-19 test to attend.

Concert tickets: $44 for adult, $22 for senior/child and subscriptions for the Hoch Chamber Music series are available at www.concordiaconservatory.org or 914-395-4507.

- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -

Hot this week

Assemblymember Paulin’s Bill to Remove Lt. Gov. Benjamin from Ballot Now NY Law

Bill allows those running for office who have been...

Bail Reform Supporters Say “No Rollbacks”

Jewish Groups Say Hate Crimes Not a Reason...

Career Expo Draws Hundreds of Hudson Valley Students to Learn About Opportunities in Skilled Trades

From left, Allison Bashkoff, Workforce Development Institute; Marty Sommer,...

Attorney Melissa G. Andrieux Named BCW’s Ambassador of the Year

 From left, BCW President & CEO Marsha Gordon, Ambassador...

Stop Murdering Black Trans Women

By Dennis Richmond Jr. Kenyatta “Kesha” Webster, 24, was...
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -

How Arab News Channels Became a Daily Ritual Rather Than a Source

The television is already on when the coffee is...

Common Waste Management Problems Businesses Face (And Fixes)

Waste management is a daily operational challenge for businesses...

Manhattan’s Dr. Han Jo Kim: What a Spine Surgeon Took From Music School

There are certain schools that do more than educate...

Which World Cup stars could light up MetLife Stadium in the knockout rounds

The World Cup knockout stars set for MetLife Stadium...

Essential Security Upgrades for Small Businesses

The threat of a data breach is no longer...

Westchester County Parks-Robison Summer Concert Series Begins July 9

The Robison Summer Concert Series officially starts this month! Full...

Why Standardized Ground Transportation Creates Business Travel Confidence

When professionals travel between cities for work, uncertainty around...

Related Articles

Popular Categories