This varied program features works by Schoenfield and Chopin; selections from Mozart's Don Giovanni; and a performance of ragtime music featuring saxophone ensemble The Moanin' Frogs. Part o…
The Kennedy Center and National Symphony Orchestra Music Director plays piano accompanied by the guest violinist.
The Swedish/Senegalese couple, winners of the "Best Newcomer" prize at the 2010 Swedish Folk and World Music Gala and "Band of the Year" in 2011, combines a variety of styles, influences, an…
The trio fuses traditional elements of hip hop such as human beat-box, rhyming, and storytelling with Indian classical and Post-Western classical music.
The group performs standard jazz tunes in a swing jazz format based on the small bands of the '30s, '40s, and '50s.
Members of the National Symphony Orchestra play classical works.
This award-winning D.C. band guarantees a blues-infused, scorching hot, sinfully addictive performance.
The 18-member, Austin orchestral indie band of multi-instrumentalists and vocalists has quickly become an award-winning recording act and top concert draw, performing in rock clubs and conce…
From Iceland, harpist Katie Buckley and percussionist Frank Aarnink came together in 2007 with the intention to commission and perform music from young composers. To date, they have commissi…
In honor of World Autism Awareness Day, the 20-year-old autistic jazz composer's joyful music celebrates life and youth.
This self-declared group of DC pranksters recently released Chapter Two: Past Lives, a 10-track collection of musings over past love, dream love, bad love, and more with totally crush-worthy…
German cellist and conductor Hörr and Finnish pianist Sigfridsson offer a duo performance of chamber music. Presented in cooperation with the Embassy of Germany
Tattoo You by Lisa Kenner Grissom, Lesley University, and Disconnect by Caity Shea Violette, University of Minnesota-Duluth, both directed by Lee Mikeska Gardner; Washing Up by Milbre Burch,…
Now in its 15th year, the program presents various ensembles made up of competitively selected, emerging jazz artists as they complete their weeklong residency with a free concert.
A spotlight on exemplary instrumental programs from the region.
Listen Local First DC presents this garage-rock/psychedelia/ blues/surf/punk-laced band.
The saxophonist has played alongside many jazz luminaries, including Roy Hargrove, Danilo Pérez, and Meshell n'Degeocello. He presents his Jazz Racine Haiti, a project that blends modern ja…
The D.C.-based troupe brings its mix of theater, vaudeville, rock 'n' roll, and Gypsy punk with its latest rock 'n' roll show The Brontes. (Note: Program contains mature themes and strong la…
Students perform a cabaret of classics from the Broadway stage, under the direction of Scot Reese.
Now in its 15th year, the program presents various ensembles made up of competitively selected, emerging jazz artists as they complete their weeklong residency with a free concer
Members of the KCOHO play selections from Stravinsky's The Firebird, Borodin's Prince Igor, and Fauré's Piano Quartet No. 2.
One of the best-known bands in Greenland, the group tours internationally and is quickly gathering new fans despite the fact that their songs are sung entirely in Greenlandic. Their songs ha…
Celebrate with the hit educational television series's legendary songwriter and former musical director Bob Dorough and award-winning D.C. children's band Rocknoceros.
The three"2010 YoungArts Alumni in dance, U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts, and Juilliard students"come together to premiere a new dance choreographed by the trio. Ida Saki appears cou…
TDP, developing the talents and careers of young Australian performers and songwriters, offers a recital by TDP graduates and vocalists Jacob Neale, Jessica Pollard, and Nicholas Gentile.