Events

Trio Fadolín brings a global warmth to the season, performing music from Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Latin traditions, and beyond. Centered around the fadolín - a unique instrument spanning the full range of violin, viola, and cello - their December performance blends holiday spirit, rich tradition, and captivating sound from around the world.

The Sing for Hope HandaHarmony Youth Chorus presents holiday music from around the world. This dynamic ensemble of young changemakers is trained through the Global Goals Arts Curriculum, a pioneering framework that integrates artistic expression with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. More than a chorus, HandaHarmony is a musical force for justice and unity—regularly […]

Founded in 2014 by Benjamin Sutin, New York Music Daily once described Klazz-Ma-Tazz as "Epically Haunting Lynchian Klezmer Jazz." Klazz-Ma-Tazz explores a mix of new original music and uniquely reimagined modern jazz interpretations and arrangements of traditional secular Jewish, Eastern European and Middle Eastern music, catered to the nostalgically progressive audience of the 21st century. […]

Gaita! Featuring members Caracas Trio joined by special guests, this joyful holiday program brings the spirit of Venezuelan gaita to Moynihan. Blending Afro-Venezuelan rhythms, jazz improvisation, and rich folk traditions, the ensemble creates a vibrant celebration rooted in the sounds of the season.

Friends since the age of 10, Rachel Handman (violin) and Keve Wilson (oboe) lead the Big Apple Band — a joyful ensemble of Broadway musicians who bring music from around the world to life. This lively oboe-violin-guitar-bass-drums combo blends Irish jigs with Venezuelan joropos, Brazilian samba with Persian folk, and more. For the holidays, they […]

Christine Cornell and Justin Rothberg bring their unique artistry to rock, folk, and country classics. Christine, a dynamic vocalist and actor, has performed on renowned stages from Broadway to international concert halls, captivating audiences with her stunning soprano voice. Justin, an in-demand NYC-based guitarist, is the current Broadway chair holder for Sunset Boulevard and has […]

Sing for Hope presents Sing Harlem, the breakout musical group from the Mama Foundation for the Arts. This highly respected and influential choir will light up the season with classic holiday songs that are sure to fill audiences with joy and festive spirit.

Adam Narimatsu is an NYC pianist whose December performances blend holiday favorites with New Orleans blues, classical interpretations, boogie-woogie, and stride piano. A longtime winter performer at the Empire State Building’s holiday celebrations, Adam brings his signature warmth and joyful piano traditions to Moynihan this season.