In a program entitled "Echoes Across Horizons: American Voices in Classical Piano", classical pianist Junwen Liang continues his 2026 North American tour with a Sunday matinee at Methuen Memorial Music Hall. In June 2026, his debut EP, Colombine, featuring works by Amy Beach and Florence Price, was released through the California-based Manus imprint and is available on major digital streaming platforms worldwide. He is currently preparing his debut full-length album.
In addition to his solo career, Junwen extends his musical talents engaging as a collaborative pianist with professional instrumentalists and singers in the thriving music scenes of Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and Baltimore County, Maryland. A graduate of the Peabody Institute, Junwen is based in Philadelphia and serves on the faculty at the University of Pennsylvania.
Works by Beach, Price, Still, Hough, Aurandt, and Dun
Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Students: $10, Children Under 6: Free
Contact: info@mmmh.org
Works by Beach, Price, Still, Hough, Aurandt, and Dun
Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Students: $10, Children Under 6: Free
Contact: info@mmmh.org
BOSTON | Sunday, September 27 | 3PM — Celebrating the Cathedral of the Holy Cross pipe organ's 150th birthday! Rosalind Mohnsen performs works by Saint-Saëns, Vierne, Demessieux, Clark, Donahoe, Lemmens and others to celebrate 150 years of the Cathedral's E. &. G. G. Hook & Hastings, Opus 801, dedicated in 1876.
Works by Saint-Saëns, Vierne, Demessieux, Clark, Donahoe, Lemmens, and others
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact: (link)
Works by Saint-Saëns, Vierne, Demessieux, Clark, Donahoe, Lemmens, and others
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact: (link)
Celebrating the Cathedral of the Holy Cross pipe organ\'s 150th birthday! Rosalind Mohnsen performs works by Saint-Saëns, Vierne, Demessieux, Clark, Donahoe, Lemmens and others to celebrate 150 years of the Cathedral\'s E. &. G. G. Hook & Hastings, Opus 801, dedicated in 1876.
Works by Saint-Saëns, Vierne, Demessieux, Clark, Donahoe, Lemmens, and others
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact:
Works by Saint-Saëns, Vierne, Demessieux, Clark, Donahoe, Lemmens, and others
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact:
**Queen Symphony Sensation** brings Queen’s legendary music to the stage in a spectacular European concert production featuring **28 performers**—a live rock band, symphony orchestra, choir, soprano, and two lead vocalists.\r\n\r\nAfter nearly two decades of international performances across Europe, Asia, South America, and the Middle East, the production comes to the United States for the first time.\r\n\r\nFeaturing Queen classics including “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Will Rock You,” “Somebody to Love,” “Radio Ga Ga,” and “We Are the Champions.”\r\n\r\nSpecial Guest: Mickey Callisto, Britain’s Got Talent 2025 semifinalist and star of the viral “Bohemian Rhapsody” flash mob in Paris.\r\nThe power of rock. The grandeur of a symphony. One unforgettable night of Queen.
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
**Queen Symphony Sensation** brings Queen’s legendary music to the stage in a spectacular European concert production featuring **28 performers**—a live rock band, symphony orchestra, choir, soprano, and two lead vocalists.\r\n\r\nAfter nearly two decades of international performances across Europe, Asia, South America, and the Middle East, the production comes to the United States for the first time.\r\n\r\nFeaturing Queen classics including “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Will Rock You,” “Somebody to Love,” “Radio Ga Ga,” and “We Are the Champions.”\r\n\r\nSpecial Guest: Mickey Callisto, Britain’s Got Talent 2025 semifinalist and star of the viral “Bohemian Rhapsody” flash mob in Paris.\r\nThe power of rock. The grandeur of a symphony. One unforgettable night of Queen.
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
**Queen Symphony Sensation** brings Queen’s legendary music to the stage in a spectacular European concert production featuring **28 performers**—a live rock band, symphony orchestra, choir, soprano, and two lead vocalists.\r\n\r\nAfter nearly two decades of international performances across Europe, Asia, South America, and the Middle East, the production comes to the United States for the first time.\r\n\r\nFeaturing Queen classics including “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Will Rock You,” “Somebody to Love,” “Radio Ga Ga,” and “We Are the Champions.”\r\n\r\nSpecial Guest: Mickey Callisto, Britain’s Got Talent 2025 semifinalist and star of the viral “Bohemian Rhapsody” flash mob in Paris.\r\nThe power of rock. The grandeur of a symphony. One unforgettable night of Queen.
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
12:10 p.m. Recital by Ellen Dickinson, College Carillonist; 12:45 p.m. Organ Recital by Mary-Katherine Fletcher
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Enjoy 30-minute carillon and organ recitals with a light lunch inside the Chapel.
12:10 p.m. Recital by
Ellen Dickinson, College Carillonist
12:45 p.m. Organ recital, Mary-Katherine Fletcher
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Contact: ChapelMusic@trincoll.edu
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Contact: ChapelMusic@trincoll.edu
Set in a towering mega-city, Metropolis is sharply split in two: high above, elites live in decadent sky-gardens, while deep underground, an enslaved working class powers massive, roaring machinery.
Director: Fritz Lang Cast: Brigitte Helm, Alfred Abel, Gustav Fröhlich, Rudolf Klein-Rogge
Peter Edwin Krasinski is broadly recognized as a motivating consultant for the pipe organ community,
and as a conductor, organist and music educator whose imaginative and energetic performances elevate
and inform audiences. Along with regular concert appearances he specializes in live improvised silent film accompaniment, worldwide. He has premiered the art in major venues in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Works by
Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Students: $10, Children Under 6: Free
Contact: info@mmmh.org
Works by
Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Students: $10, Children Under 6: Free
Contact: info@mmmh.org
The Night Watchmen (Olav Chris Henriksen and Matthew Wright)play early 17th-century music from England, France and Italy, including works by Holborne, Dowland, Vallet, Besard, Kapsperger and Piccinini. They'll play different-sized lutes, cittern, orpharion, and bandora.
Works by Holborne, Dowland, Robinson, Vallet, Besard, Melli, Kapsperger, Piccinini
Somerville Museum
Museum members $20. Tickets available in
Contact: For more info, call (617) 666-9810 or go to (link)
Works by Holborne, Dowland, Robinson, Vallet, Besard, Melli, Kapsperger, Piccinini
Somerville Museum
Museum members $20. Tickets available in
Contact: For more info, call (617) 666-9810 or go to (link)
Come enjoy 30 minutes of organ music every first Sunday of the month at 12:30 PM. \r\nNovember 1 - Juan Mesa\r\nDecember 6 - Madison Thompson\r\nFebruary 7 - Eugenia Sullivan\r\nMarch 7 - Sophia Cornicello\r\nApril 4 - Gail Archer\r\nMay 2 - Raymond Hawkins\r\nJune 6 - Christa Rakich
Works by
St. John's Episcopal Church
Works by
St. John's Episcopal Church
Nicholas Capozzoli performs Marcel Dupré\'s Le Chemin de la Croix, a meditation on the 14 Stations of the Cross. New England Public Media host John Nowacki will offer dramatic readings in between each movement.
Works by Marcel Dupré
St. John's Episcopal Church
Works by Marcel Dupré
St. John's Episcopal Church
Join us for an evening prayer service featuring settings of 8 psalms by local composer and church musician, Rachel Burckardt. The 45 minute service will include antiphonal reading of psalms by the
congregation and musical settings featuring a schola from Saint Cecilia Church in Boston.
Light refreshments will be served after the service.
All are welcome!
Works by Rachel J. Burckardt
St. Mary - St. Catherine of Siena Parish
Works by Rachel J. Burckardt
St. Mary - St. Catherine of Siena Parish
Free solo piano recital, October 16, 7–8 PM, presented by Dolce Piano & Music LLC. Mozart, Schumann, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, Pi-Huang by Zhang Zhao (inspired by Peking opera), and Mo Li Hua (Jasmine Flower), a traditional Jiangsu folk song.
Dr. Yingqi Wang brings Western classical repertoire into dialogue with Chinese musical traditions. Her performances include Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall and The DiMenna Center for Classical Music; her research explores Chinese folk traditions and Western compositional techniques in Jianzhong Wang’s piano music. She holds a DMA in Piano Performance from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
Artist and contact: <a href="https://www.yingqiwang.com/" target="_blank">(link)</a>
Free RSVP recommended; use event details link. Enter via Falcetti Pianos showroom; elevator available.
Works by Mozart, Schumann, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, Zhang Zhao; traditional Jiangsu folk song
Falcetti Performance Hall
Free; RSVP recommended. 7:00–8:00 PM.
Contact: contact@dolcepianoandmusic.com
Works by Mozart, Schumann, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, Zhang Zhao; traditional Jiangsu folk song
Falcetti Performance Hall
Free; RSVP recommended. 7:00–8:00 PM.
Contact: contact@dolcepianoandmusic.com
Join us for our free Organ Sounds Concert featuring Patrick Buckley (baritone) and Natasha Ulyanovsky (organ). The program will include works by Jewish composers including Abraham Binder, Julius Chajes, Sol Zim, and Meir Finkelstein.
Works by Abraham Binder, Julius Chajes, Sol Zim, and Meir Finkelstein
Congregation Beth Israel
Works by Abraham Binder, Julius Chajes, Sol Zim, and Meir Finkelstein
Congregation Beth Israel
The Seraphim Singers
Eric Christopher Perry, Music Director
Heinrich Christensen, Organist
Chamber Ensemble
Animal Requiem
Seraphim’s first concert of the 2026-2027 season will give voice to the animals that live with and around us, a magnificent kingdom filled with diversity, vibrant colors, majestic presence, and unique traits. This program will feature Rachel Fuller’s comforting and sumptuous Animal Requiem for chorus and chamber ensemble plus companion pieces by Tom Vignieri, Caroline Shaw, and Paul McCartney. Join us for an uplifting celebration of animal companions, and bring a photo of a favorite pet to post. Seraphim will provide materials from area animal rescue and welfare organizations to peruse.
Saturday, October 17 at 8 pm
St. John the Evangelist Parish
9 Glen Road, Wellesley Hills
Sunday, October 18 at 3pm
First Church in Cambridge
11 Garden Street, Cambridge
Tickets in advance or at the door
$30 General | $25 Senior | $15 Student | $20 Virtual
$15 First-Time Attendee Promo
www.seraphimsingers.org/upcoming
Information
www.seraphimsingers.org
617.312.8328
Works by Rachel Fuller, Tom Vignieri, Caroline Shaw, Paul McCartney
St. John the Evangelist Parish
$20 per viewer Virtual | $15 first-time
Works by Rachel Fuller, Tom Vignieri, Caroline Shaw, Paul McCartney
St. John the Evangelist Parish
$20 per viewer Virtual | $15 first-time
The 2026 Massachusetts MORE THAN PINK Walk, Susan G. Komen’s largest fundraising event series, evolved from the Race for the Cure in 2018. Each year, we host over 100,000 participants at our 40+ in-person (and one virtual) walks across the U.S. Since the first Walk in 2018, our participants have raised more than $60 million dollars and continue to be a part of a community committed to our vision of a world without breast cancer.
With inclusive and accessible options for people of all ages and abilities – including breast cancer survivors, those currently in treatment for breast cancer and people living with metastatic breast cancer – the Walk provides participants the opportunity to come together and connect in meaningful ways. It allows us to focus on sharing our passion, sharing our stories and connecting with others, all while fundraising to support life-saving programs and research.
Our finish line is a world without breast cancer, and we know the only way we can get there is together!
Works by
UMass Boston
Contact: egooch@komen.org
Works by
UMass Boston
Contact: egooch@komen.org
The Seraphim Singers
Eric Christopher Perry, Music Director
Heinrich Christensen, Organist
Chamber Ensemble
Animal Requiem
Seraphim’s first concert of the 2026-2027 season will give voice to the animals that live with and around us, a magnificent kingdom filled with diversity, vibrant colors, majestic presence, and unique traits. This program will feature Rachel Fuller’s comforting and sumptuous Animal Requiem for chorus and chamber ensemble plus companion pieces by Tom Vignieri, Caroline Shaw, and Paul McCartney. Join us for an uplifting celebration of animal companions, and bring a photo of a favorite pet to post. Seraphim will provide materials from area animal rescue and welfare organizations to peruse.
Saturday, October 17 at 8 pm
St. John the Evangelist Parish
9 Glen Road, Wellesley Hills
Sunday, October 18 at 3pm
First Church in Cambridge
11 Garden Street, Cambridge
Tickets in advance or at the door
$30 General | $25 Senior | $15 Student | $20 Virtual
$15 First-Time Attendee Promo
www.seraphimsingers.org/upcoming
Information
www.seraphimsingers.org
617.312.8328
Works by Rachel Fuller, Tom Vignieri, Caroline Shaw, Paul McCartney
First Church in Cambridge
$20 per viewer Virtual | $15 First-time
Works by Rachel Fuller, Tom Vignieri, Caroline Shaw, Paul McCartney
First Church in Cambridge
$20 per viewer Virtual | $15 First-time
BOSTON — The Tradition continues with the 37th Annual Cathedral Organ Benefit Recital for the historic 101-rank 1875 E & GG Hook & Hastings Organ, Opus 801.\r\nSeveral of New England\'s notable organists will perform a variety of works on the historic pipe organ of 5,292 pipes performing works by Mendellsohn, Tournemire, Howells, Reger, Bach, Price, Freidman, and others. \r\nPerformers:\r\n• Leo Abbott, Cathedral Director or Music, Emeritus\r\n• Jerrick Cavagnaro, Associate Music Director, Trinity Church, Copley Square\r\n• Dr. Erica Johnson | Wellesley College Organ and Harpsichord Faculty\r\n• Kevin Lyczak | Music Director, St. Adelaide Parish, Peabody, MA\r\n• Berlin Yang | Choral Scholar, St. Paul\'s Choir, Cambridge, MA\r\n• Richard J. Clark | Cathedral & Archdiocesan Director of Music
Works by Mendellsohn, Tournemire, Howells, Reger, Bach, Price, Freidman, and others.
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact:
Works by Mendellsohn, Tournemire, Howells, Reger, Bach, Price, Freidman, and others.
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact:
BOSTON — The Tradition continues with the 37th Annual Cathedral Organ Benefit Recital for the historic 101-rank 1875 E & GG Hook & Hastings Organ, Opus 801.
Several of New England's notable organists will perform a variety of works on the historic pipe organ of 5,292 pipes performing works by Mendellsohn, Tournemire, Howells, Reger, Bach, Price, Freidman, and others.
Performers:
• Leo Abbott, Cathedral Director or Music, Emeritus
• Jerrick Cavagnaro, Associate Music Director, Trinity Church, Copley Square
• Dr. Erica Johnson | Wellesley College Organ and Harpsichord Faculty
• Kevin Lyczak | Music Director, St. Adelaide Parish, Peabody, MA
• Berlin Yang | Choral Scholar, St. Paul's Choir, Cambridge, MA
• Richard J. Clark | Cathedral & Archdiocesan Director of Music
Works by Mendellsohn, Tournemire, Howells, Reger, Bach, Price, Freidman, and others.
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact: (link)
Works by Mendellsohn, Tournemire, Howells, Reger, Bach, Price, Freidman, and others.
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
17 and under FREE
Contact: (link)
On Sunday, October 18, 2026 at 3PM, Rich Given, trumpets; Bill Hoke, clarinet; Kevin Francis Murphy, piano and organ; Lizzie Smith, organ; Jay Zhu, oboe will present Connexions Concert I of the 2026-2027 program year of this program year at Sudbury United Methodist Church.
The event will feature works by Bartók Béla, César Franck, Benedetto Marcello, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Kevin Francis Murphy, Francis Poulenc, and Carl Stamitz. The selections will present an assortment of styles. The Connexions concerts at Sudbury United Methodist showcase the various talents of church members and guest artists who come to share their music.
The concert will take place at Sudbury United Methodist Church, 251 Old Sudbury Road, Sudbury, Massachusetts. A reception will follow the concert. Admission is free and open to the public. A freewill offering will be taken to benefit the outreach work of the New England United Methodist Conference.
For more information call 978 443 4351, OR send e-mail to <kevin@sudbury-umc.org>.
Works by Bartók Béla, César Franck, Benedetto Marcello, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Kevin Francis Murphy, Francis Poulenc, and Carl Stamitz
Sudbury United Methodist Church
Contact: kevin@sudbury-umc.org
Works by Bartók Béla, César Franck, Benedetto Marcello, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Kevin Francis Murphy, Francis Poulenc, and Carl Stamitz
Sudbury United Methodist Church
Contact: kevin@sudbury-umc.org
Hampton Congregation Church at 263 Main St Hampton, has engaged noted organist Cecily DeMarco to play this year’s tracker organ concert. Ms. DeMarco is a student at the Julliard School in NYC where she studies directly with noted Grammy Award-winning artist, Paul Jacobs. She has her Masters degree and is continuing her studies there in the Artist Diploma Program. She has performed frequently at many prestigious venues throughout America and promises to bring a most interesting program to this year’s event. Her programs are noted for being thrilling…never letting a boring moment sneak in.
The organ is 165 years old, the third oldest in Connecticut. It offers four well selected stops and always manages to step up and sound wonderfully for the annual Tracker events.
Concert time will be at 4 p.m. on Sunday, October 18. Refreshments will follow the program. There is no charge, only a free will offering at the door.
Works by
Hampton Congregational Church
Works by
Hampton Congregational Church
The Choir and Orchestra of The Church of the Advent present the Vesperæ Solennes of Johann Michael Haydn in the liturgical context of sung Vespers. This evenings service will honor the International and Diplomatic communities of Boston. Also included will be Joseph Haydn's motet, Insanæ et vane curæ. A festive reception will follow in the library. Soloists include Dr Lynn Eustis, soprano; Katherine Engel Meifert, mezzo; Judd Blake, tenor; & Henrique Donato Neves, baritone. Mark Dwyer will conduct. At 4:30pm, organist David Carrier will offer an organ prelude recital. There is no charge, a free-will offering will be taken. All are welcome.
Works by Michael Haydn, Joseph Haydn, Carson Cooman, César Franck, Louis Vierne
The Church of the Advent
Contact: office@theadventboston.org
Works by Michael Haydn, Joseph Haydn, Carson Cooman, César Franck, Louis Vierne
The Church of the Advent
Contact: office@theadventboston.org
It is with immense enthusiasm that we invite you to join the 25th Global Summit on Nursing Education and Practice (GSNEP 2026) - a landmark event uniting visionary nursing professionals, educators, researchers, policymakers and healthcare leaders from across the globe.
Set to take place October 19–20, 2026 in Los Angeles, USA and virtually worldwide, GSNEP 2026 serves as a vibrant platform for innovation, collaboration and transformation in nursing and healthcare education.
Participants will be awarded both CE Credits (accredited by the California Board of Registered Nursing) and CPD Credits.
Under the compelling theme, 'Bridging Education and Practice: Advancing Excellence in Nursing,' this summit will explore how education and clinical expertise can converge to redefine the standards of modern nursing. Through the exchange of ideas, groundbreaking research and practical strategies, GSNEP 2026 aims to strengthen the global nursing workforce and inspire meaningful, measurable change in patient care.
More than a conference, GSNEP 2026 is a movement - a space where ideas become initiatives, knowledge becomes impact and collaboration shapes the future of nursing. Join us in driving excellence, advancing leadership and celebrating the shared mission of improving health outcomes worldwide.
Works by
Los Angeles, USA
https://nursingeducationmeetings.com/reg
Works by
Los Angeles, USA
https://nursingeducationmeetings.com/reg
The Miami Music Festival Orchestra performs music by Hans Zimmer and Ludwig Göransson as projection mapping transforms the dome of Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary. Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. Approximately 75 minutes; seated indoors; all ages welcome. Includes flashing lights and rapidly changing projections. Wheelchair access is on the first floor; balcony seating is not accessible. Tickets $35–$80 plus Eventbrite fees. On Eventbrite, select October 24 at 7:30 p.m.
Works by Hans Zimmer; Ludwig Göransson
Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary
From $35; zones $35/$48/$60/$80 plus Eve
Contact: Miami Music Festival — patrons@miamimusicfestival.com
Works by Hans Zimmer; Ludwig Göransson
Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary
From $35; zones $35/$48/$60/$80 plus Eve
Contact: Miami Music Festival — patrons@miamimusicfestival.com
All are invited to a musical workshop organized by the Boston Chapter of the AGO (American Guild of Organists) on Saturday, October 24 at 10:00 a.m. at The Church of the Advent. In this Lecture-Recital presented by William Harris, Everett Titcomb's legacy will be explored through live choral and organ music, historical recordings and a panel discussion moderated by Jonathan Ambrosino including Mark Dwyer and Frederick MacArthur, organist, choral director, and student of Titcomb. The workshop is open to the public, free of charge; coffee, tea, and donuts will be provided.
Everett Titcomb (1884-1968) occupies a unique place in the history of the music of the Episcopal Church and the wider Anglican Communion. Far less well known and studied than his colleagues Healey Willan and Francis Burgess, his work with the monks of the Society of St. John the Evangelist at their mission church in Boston’s West End and his tireless devotion to his students and to the repertoire of Gregorian Chant and Renaissance polyphony at a time when very few choirmasters were exploring the liturgical application of this literature has left a rich heritage not only among church musicians in Boston, but in the Anglican Communion at large.
Works by Everett Titcomb
The Church of the Advent
Contact: office@theadventboston.org
Works by Everett Titcomb
The Church of the Advent
Contact: office@theadventboston.org
Join authors Raj Sisodia and Nilima Bhat for a conversation on why
so many leaders end up emotionally and spiritually depleted, and
how inner healing can become the foundation for organizations
that help people flourish rather than drain them.
Works by
Venture Development Center (VDC) Wheatley Building, 3rd Floor
Works by
Venture Development Center (VDC) Wheatley Building, 3rd Floor
Duo Maresienne (Carol Lewis, viola da gamba; Olav Chris Henriksen, lute & theorbo) play toccatas, canzonas, sonatas & dance music by Frescobaldi, Piccinini, Bassani, Kapsperger & Corelli, among others. There will be music in the viola bastarda style by Richardo Rogniono.
Works by Frescobaldi, Piccinini, Bassani, Rogniono, Selma y Salaverde, Kapsperger, Fontanelli, Corelli
Lindsay Chapel, First Church in Cambridge Congregational
Tickets are available at the door (cash
Contact: For more info, call (617) 776-0692 or go to (link)
Works by Frescobaldi, Piccinini, Bassani, Rogniono, Selma y Salaverde, Kapsperger, Fontanelli, Corelli
Lindsay Chapel, First Church in Cambridge Congregational
Tickets are available at the door (cash
Contact: For more info, call (617) 776-0692 or go to (link)
The Music Series at South Church in New Britain is proud to kick off our 54th season on Sunday, November 1, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. Coming to us from the United Kingdom will be the world’s premier cello and organ duo, Rebecca Hepplewhite and Julian Collings, the Svyati Duo. Since 2009, they have entertained audiences worldwide, from iconic cathedrals to major concert halls. Named after English composer John Tavener’s powerful choral and solo cello piece, Svyati (“O Holy One”), they are passionate about exploring diverse repertoire, from Baroque to contemporary music, and championing new works by leading composers.
This event is free of charge and open to the public. A free-will donation will be accepted.
Works by P?teris Vasks, Russell Hepplewhite, Gabriel Fauré , Timothy Salter, Joseph Rheinberger, Eric Sweeney, Peter Matthews
South Church
Works by P?teris Vasks, Russell Hepplewhite, Gabriel Fauré , Timothy Salter, Joseph Rheinberger, Eric Sweeney, Peter Matthews
South Church
Duo Maresienne (Carol Lewis, viola da gamba; Olav Chris Henriksen, lute & theorbo) play toccatas, canzonas, sonatas & dance music by Frescobaldi, Piccinini, Bassani, Kapsperger & Corelli, among others. There will be music in the viola bastarda style by Richardo Rogniono.
Works by Frescobaldi, Piccinini, Bassani, Rogniono, Selma y Salaverde, Kapsperger, Fontanelli, Corelli
Somerville Museum
Museum members $20. Tickets available in
Contact: For more info, call (617) 666-9810 or go to (link)
Works by Frescobaldi, Piccinini, Bassani, Rogniono, Selma y Salaverde, Kapsperger, Fontanelli, Corelli
Somerville Museum
Museum members $20. Tickets available in
Contact: For more info, call (617) 666-9810 or go to (link)
On Sunday, November 1 at 5:00 p.m., Miami Music Festival presents a live orchestra performing Queen & 80s Favorites as projection mapping transforms the dome of Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary. Approximately 75 minutes, seated indoors, all ages welcome. First floor wheelchair accessible; balcony is not. Includes flashing lights and rapidly changing projections. Tickets $35, $48, $60 and $80 plus Eventbrite fees. Select November 1 at 5:00 p.m. at the Eventbrite link. Online sales close November 1 at 4:00 p.m. Eastern, subject to availability.
Works by
Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary
$35-$80 plus Eventbrite fees; same price
Contact: patrons@miamimusicfestival.com | 305-903-9251
Works by
Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary
$35-$80 plus Eventbrite fees; same price
Contact: patrons@miamimusicfestival.com | 305-903-9251
Come enjoy 30 minutes of organ music every first Sunday of the month at 12:30 PM.
November 1 - Juan Mesa
December 6 - Madison Thompson
February 7 - Eugenia Sullivan
March 7 - Sophia Cornicello
April 4 - Gail Archer
May 2 - Raymond Hawkins
June 6 - Christa Rakich
Works by
St. John's Episcopal Church
Works by
St. John's Episcopal Church
12:10 p.m. Recital by Morgan Pope, bassoon and Jonathan Reuning-Scherer, piano; 12:45 p.m. Organ Recital by Sarah Kennedy
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Daniel Roth is Titular Organist at St. Sulpice in Paris. Don't miss his return performance to Cape Cod this fall! From his last concert in Orleans: “Roth certainly opened our ears with a sonic coloring book of organ effects infused with the incense and visual feast of a great cathedral. The master improvisor thus sent us off with a fitting, deeply considered, and not-to-be forgotten postlude.” Boston Musical Intelligencer
“Daniel Roth showed himself a master both stylistically and technically …”—Musical Times
Info: 508-240-2400 | artsempoweringlife.org (Free for Students and youth 18 & under)
Works by
Church of the Transfiguration, Orleans
$40 General; $35 Senior; free for Studen
Contact: 508-240-2400
Works by
Church of the Transfiguration, Orleans
$40 General; $35 Senior; free for Studen
Contact: 508-240-2400
Daniel Roth is Titular Organist at St. Sulpice in Paris. Don't miss his return performance to Cape Cod this fall!
From his last concert in Orleans: “Roth certainly opened our ears with a sonic coloring book of organ effects infused with the incense and visual feast of a great cathedral. The master improvisor thus sent us off with a fitting, deeply considered, and not-to-be forgotten postlude.” Boston Musical Intelligencer
“Daniel Roth showed himself a master both stylistically and technically …”—Musical Times
Info: 508-240-2400 | artsempoweringlife.org (Free for Students and youth 18 & under)
Works by
Church of the Transfiguration
$40 General; $35 Senior; free for Studen
Contact: 508-240-2400
Works by
Church of the Transfiguration
$40 General; $35 Senior; free for Studen
Contact: 508-240-2400
Recognized for his innovative approach to the theatre organ, Nathan Avakian brings his arrangements of themes from movies such as Slumdog Millionaire, Swint Time, Finding Nemo, The Polar Express, and Jurassic Park to Methuen Memorial Music Hall. Find the full program on the website.
Works by Strauss, Rhaman, Kern, Newman, Giacchino, Elfman, Barry, Silvestri, and Williams
Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Reserved Seating: $15 through $35
Contact: info@mmmh.org
Works by Strauss, Rhaman, Kern, Newman, Giacchino, Elfman, Barry, Silvestri, and Williams
Methuen Memorial Music Hall
Reserved Seating: $15 through $35
Contact: info@mmmh.org
Mezzo-soprano and voice coach Julie Krugman leads a half-day workshop on singing, vocal health, and vocal technique for the choral and solo singer. Open to everyone interested! To register, email music@firstchurch1652.org
Works by
First Church Congregational 1652, Porter Hall
$25
Works by
First Church Congregational 1652, Porter Hall
$25
On Sunday, November 15 at 5:00 p.m., Miami Music Festival presents a live orchestra performing ABBA & Disco as projection mapping transforms the dome of Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary. Approximately 75 minutes, seated indoors, all ages welcome. First floor wheelchair accessible; balcony is not. Includes flashing lights and rapidly changing projections. Tickets $35, $48, $60 and $80 plus Eventbrite fees. Select November 15 at 5:00 p.m. at the Eventbrite link. Online sales close November 15 at 4:00 p.m. Eastern, subject to availability.
Works by
Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary
$35-$80 plus Eventbrite fees; same price
Contact: patrons@miamimusicfestival.com | 305-903-9251
Works by
Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary
$35-$80 plus Eventbrite fees; same price
Contact: patrons@miamimusicfestival.com | 305-903-9251
GMChorale will present Benjamin Britton’s cantata “Saint Nicolas” at the Santo Fragilio Performing Arts Center at Middletown High School on Sunday, November 15, at 4:00 p.m. In addition to this piece, this ambitious program will include selected movements from Elaine Hagenberg’s “Illuminare” and the world premiere of Thomas Brand’s “Sing On!”
GMChorale’s concert will begin with a burst of light and sound as their chamber orchestra, Harmonia, introduces Elaine Hagenberg’s shimmering “Illuminare.” In a mere handful of years since the pandemic, this five-movement work has won the hearts of performers and audiences across five continents. GMChorale is thrilled to be performing the first three movements – Splendor, Caritas (Love) and Nox (Night).
Thomas Brand, Artistic Director of the Elm City Girls’ Choir (which he founded in 1993 while a student at Yale) and Saecula singers, was commissioned by GMChorale to compose “Sing On!” for their upcoming 50th Anniversary in 2027. Its ten short movements feature variations on Thomas Tallis’ 16th century “Canon,” entwined with Brand’s arrangements of well-known European and American melodies as well as original music. “Sing On!” is a celebration of the power of song and an expression of diverse faiths, values and spiritual backgrounds, focusing on the shared human experience.
In rehearsing to perform Britten’s “Saint Nicolas” this fall, GMChorale has been immersed in ...
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Middletown High School
Works by
Middletown High School
<a href="https://mentalhealthconference.pubscholars.org/">Mental Health Conference 2026</a> is a global hybrid conference organized by PubScholars, scheduled for 20–21 November 2026 at Aloft Boston Seaport District, with virtual participation available worldwide.
Under the theme “Next-Generation Mental Health: Integrating AI, Genomics & Clinical Excellence,” the conference will bring together psychiatrists, psychologists, researchers, neuroscientists, healthcare leaders, policymakers, students, and mental health advocates to explore cutting-edge innovations in mental healthcare.
The two-day program features keynote sessions, expert panels, breakout discussions, poster presentations, hands-on workshops, and research publication opportunities. Key focus areas include AI in psychiatry, digital mental health technologies, trauma-informed care, youth and workplace mental health, neurodegenerative disorders, suicide prevention, neuropharmacology, and global mental health policy.
Participants can attend in person in Boston or join virtually with full access to live sessions and on-demand materials. The conference also offers networking opportunities, CPD learning exposure, presentation awards, and certification for registered attendees.
Important Deadlines:
Early Bird Offer Valid Until: 15 May 2026
Abstract Submission Deadline: 30 April 2026
Second Round Abstract Deadline: 30 September 2026
Registration Closes: 20 October 2026
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Aloft Boston Seaport District
Works by
Aloft Boston Seaport District
Join the <a href="https://psychiatryconferences.org/">psychiatry conference 2026</a> on 20-21 November 2026 at the Hilton Garden Inn Boston Canton, Massachusetts, hosted by pubscholars and available both onsite and online. This two-day event explores how artificial intelligence, genomics, and precision medicine are reshaping psychiatric care, from AI-driven diagnostics to pharmacogenomics and biomarker-based treatment planning.
Psychiatrists, neurologists, psychologists, nurse practitioners, researchers, residents, and healthcare leaders will take part in keynotes, panels, workshops, and poster sessions covering psychopharmacology, neuropsychiatry, digital mental health, suicide prevention, and more. Delegates can also submit original abstracts for peer-reviewed oral or poster presentation, with publication in the official proceedings, and access recorded sessions after the event.
Whether you attend in Boston or virtually, this is a chance to learn, present, and network. Contact: info@pubscholars.org
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Hilton Garden Inn Boston Canton
Contact: General enquiries: info@pubscholars.org | +91 7042134266 (Call/WhatsApp) Program & scientific enquiries: info@pubscholars.org Sponsorship & exhibition enquiries: info@pubscholars.org Finance & registration enquiries: info@pubscholars.org
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Hilton Garden Inn Boston Canton
Contact: General enquiries: info@pubscholars.org | +91 7042134266 (Call/WhatsApp) Program & scientific enquiries: info@pubscholars.org Sponsorship & exhibition enquiries: info@pubscholars.org Finance & registration enquiries: info@pubscholars.org
On Saturday, November 21 at 7:00 p.m., Miami Music Festival presents a live orchestra performing ABBA & Disco as projection mapping transforms the dome of Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary. Approximately 75 minutes, seated indoors, all ages welcome. First floor wheelchair accessible; balcony is not. Includes flashing lights and rapidly changing projections. Tickets $35, $48, $60 and $80 plus Eventbrite fees. Select November 21 at 7:00 p.m. at the Eventbrite link. Online sales close November 21 at 6:00 p.m. Eastern, subject to availability.
Works by
Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary
$35-$80 plus Eventbrite fees; same price
Contact: patrons@miamimusicfestival.com | 305-903-9251
Works by
Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary
$35-$80 plus Eventbrite fees; same price
Contact: patrons@miamimusicfestival.com | 305-903-9251
12:10 p.m. Recital by Ellen Dickinson, College Carillonist
12:45 p.m. Organ Recital, Trinity Organ Studio
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Trinity College Chapel
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
The 67th Annual Trinity College Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols will be held on Sunday, December 13, 2026 at 4:00 and 7:00 p.m.
The annual Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols marks the beginning of the holiday season for the Greater Hartford community. This service is offered to all as a moment of comfort and hope.
Doors open at 3:15 p.m. No tickets are required. A freewill offering will be taken to support students in need and local initiatives.
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Trinity College Chapel
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
The 67th Annual Trinity College Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols will be held on Sunday, December 13, 2026 at 4:00 and 7:00 p.m.
The annual Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols marks the beginning of the holiday season for the Greater Hartford community. This service is offered to all as a moment of comfort and hope.
Doors open at 3:15 p.m. No tickets are required. A freewill offering will be taken to support students in need and local initiatives.
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
30-minute carillon and organ recitals with a light lunch inside the Chapel
12:10 p.m. Recital by Ellen Dickinson, College Carillonist
12:45 p.m. Organ Recital by Madison Thompson
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
30-minute carillon and organ recitals with a light lunch inside the Chapel
12:10 p.m. Recital by Ellen Dickinson, College Carillonist
12:45 p.m. Organ Recital by John Abdenour
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Queen Symphony Sensation brings Queen’s legendary music to the stage in a spectacular European concert production featuring 28 performers—a live rock band, symphony orchestra, choir, soprano, and two lead vocalists.
After nearly two decades of international performances across Europe, Asia, South America, and the Middle East, the production comes to the United States for the first time.
Featuring Queen classics including “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Will Rock You,” “Somebody to Love,” “Radio Ga Ga,” and “We Are the Champions.”
Special Guest: Mickey Callisto, Britain’s Got Talent 2025 semifinalist and star of the viral “Bohemian Rhapsody” flash mob in Paris.
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
**Queen Symphony Sensation** brings Queen’s legendary music to the stage in a spectacular European concert production featuring **28 performers**—a live rock band, symphony orchestra, choir, soprano, and two lead vocalists.
After nearly two decades of international performances across Europe, Asia, South America, and the Middle East, the production comes to the United States for the first time.
Featuring Queen classics including “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Will Rock You,” “Somebody to Love,” “Radio Ga Ga,” and “We Are the Champions.”
Special Guest: Mickey Callisto, Britain’s Got Talent 2025 semifinalist and star of the viral “Bohemian Rhapsody” flash mob in Paris.
The power of rock. The grandeur of a symphony. One unforgettable night of Queen.
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
Works by
Emerson Colonial Theatre
varies
Nicholas Capozzoli performs Marcel Dupré's Le Chemin de la Croix, a meditation on the 14 Stations of the Cross. New England Public Media host John Nowacki will offer dramatic readings in between each movement.
Works by Marcel Dupré
St. John's Episcopal Church
Works by Marcel Dupré
St. John's Episcopal Church
30-minute carillon and organ recitals with a light lunch inside the Chapel.
12:10 p.m. Recital by Ellen Dickinson, College Carillonist
12:45 p.m. Organ Recital by Ted Babbitt
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Works by
Trinity College Chapel
Trinity College Chapel is home to extraordinary musical offerings that enrich the life of the College and the Greater Hartford community.
Since its dedication nearly 100 years ago, Trinity’s iconic Chapel has earned a reputation as one of Hartford’s great spaces for musical performances. Chapel Music programs include opportunities for learning, musical and spiritual expression, and community. We invite you to enjoy another year of beautiful music at Trinity College Chapel, whether through experiencing the thrilling sounds of the pipe organ, listening to choral music echo throughout the building, or picnicking while the carillon rings out across the quadrangle.
All events are free and open to the public.
Avery Ensemble Piano Quartet
April 13, 2027
7:30 p.m.
Jaroslaw Lis, violin; Aekyung Kim, viola; Hans Twitchell, cello; Adriana Jarvis, piano
Presented in memoriam John Gettier, Professor of Religion, emeritus
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Trinity College Chapel
Works by
Trinity College Chapel