Neel Murgai (sitar) and Tripp Dudley (tabla) will be performing afternoon ragas and other delights from South Asian classical traditions and beyond. Neel and Tripp have a dynamic connection built […]
Get into the Valentine's Day spirit with Trio FadolĂn, performing romantic music from the classical tradition as well as folk-tinged selections from Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Latin America and beyond. Centered […]
Celebrate Lunar New Year at Moynihan Train Hall with the Ba Ban Chinese Music Society of New York. New Yorkâbased pipa virtuoso Zhou Yi brings the luminous sounds of Chinese […]
Friends since the age of 10, Rachel Handman (violin) and Keve Wilson (oboe) lead the Big Apple Band, made up of Broadwayâs star musicians, entertains audiences with music from around the world. This oboe, violin, guitar, bass and drums combo spins irish jigs with Venezuelan joropos and Brazilian samba with Persian folk. Also featuring Matt […]
Guitarist Gabriele Leite and cavaquinho player Fernanda Silveira bring the warmth and swing of Brazilian choro to Moynihan. Originating in Rio de Janeiro in the late 19th century, choro blends European dance forms with Afro-Brazilian rhythms. Often described as Brazilâs first urban popular music, choro values melodic conversation and subtle improvisation within clear harmonic frameworks. […]
Atiba Kwabena Wilson is a multifaceted musician, published poet, and storyteller, known for blending rhythm, history, and culture into his performances. As the founder and artistic director of the Songhai Djeli Folkloric Ensemble and the Befo' Quotet Rhythm 'n' Dues Band, he has been featured at the National Association of Black Storytellers festivals, the International […]
