An evening of swing music

Danny Knicely - mandolin
Tom Mitchell - guitar, vocals
John Previti - upright bass
Aimee Curl - guitar, vocals

A Week of Giving Thanks
Each concert this week benefits a charity of the artists' choosing!

Their first Baltimore performance as husband and wife!

Born in 1963 in Baltimore, jazz pianist Cyrus Chestnut grew up in a home filled with the sounds of gospel music that his church-going parents played, along with jazz records by artists such as Thelonius Monk and Jimmy Smith. To this day, Chestnut’s ties to gospel music remain constant.

A Week of Giving Thanks
Each concert this week benefits a charity of the artists' choosing!

Marianne Matheny-Katz, vocals
Craig Alston, saxophones
Alan Blackman, piano
Warren Wolf, drums
Michael Raitzyk, guitar
Jeff Reed, bass

A Week of Giving Thanks
Each concert this week benefits a charity of the artists' choosing!

John R. Lamkin II - Trumpet and Flugelhorn
Micheal Hairston - Saxophones
Bob Butta - Piano
Herman Berney - Bass
Jesse Moody - Drums

UNVEILED

Written and Performed by Rohina Malik

Filmed by Sabeena Schmidt

Streaming on-line through January

Racism - Hate crimes - Tea - Love - Islam - Culture - Language - Life

Five Muslim women serve tea and uncover what lies beneath the veil in this critically acclaimed one-woman show.

Born in the Tidewater of Virginia, a nice Jewish boy from a nice Jewish family, Micah E. Wood moved to Baltimore in 2009 and quickly entrenched himself in the art scene. Befriending and collaborating with musicians across genre, be it the wild and weird hip hop wordsmiths, seductive dance producers, or the roots players. Micah’s sound is deeply influenced by Baltimore’s musical communities, creating a sonic cholent, long-stewed in Charm City.

On a normal November, you would likely see Baltimore's own cosmic cowboy Caleb Stine bringing together some of the best musicians around the musical campfire for his 'Round the Mountian Show. He has re-thought this program for a live show + fun and thoughtful outside guests (appearing via video) for what he is dubbing 'Round the Modem. Hook up the dial-up and tune in.

This show is available to view safely from your home via our super HD 4 camera system Virtual Front Row Series.

Let Mountain Man's ethereal vocal harmonies fill your homes for three unique streamed shows on Thursday, 12/3; 12/10; and 12/17 at 9p ET.
The streams will be available for a rebroadcast for 72-hours after the initial airing if you can't make the time of the initial airing.

Tickets for one show are $12 or $30 for all three.

Chiffon's Amy Reid, Chase O'Hara, and Will Ryerson create the smoothest grooves. Performing scintillating, syrupy dreamscapes paired alongside sweat-drenched club jams, their ethereal R & B is as powerful live as it is virtually live. Expect a visually strong set filmed in HB and streamed directly to you.

The McGill/McHale Trio's remarkable program explores dances of all kinds: from the Hungarian Furiant and the American Charleston to today's pulsating Techno. Clarinetist Anthony McGill and flutist Demarre McGill are joined by Irish pianist Michael McHale for this lush program of French and American works recorded last December at New York's 92nd Street Y, augmented with remarks and a Q&A from the artists especially for the Shriver Hall Concert Series audience. The performance will be followed by an Artist Q&A.

Two of Baltimore's strongest folk and country singers come together in perfect harmony with quiet songs of comfort and grace. Laura Wortman has toured all over the US, Europe, and Canada with her band the Honey Dewdrops, appearing everywhere from Prairie Home Companion to NPR. Singer-songwriter Letitia VanSant was named as one of Paste Magazine's 10 artists to watch in 2020, and BBC radio named her a "fascinating new artist."

Showtime is 7 pm ET/6 pm CT/5 pm MT/4 pm PT/11 pm GMT

PERFORMANCE - ONLINE PROGRAM THROUGH ZOOM

Art Seminar Group presents "Music in a Vacuum" with Evan Drachman, cellist and artistic director for The Piatigorsky Foundation and Wan-Chi Su, pianist, teacher, doctoral candidate at Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University

Note to ASG members from Evan Drachman –

The final concert in a series of three by Benito Gonzalez.
Access the recording of the first on Oct.1.

Born into a family of Venezuelan folk musicians, jazz pianist Benito Gonzalez has always had a deep-rooted appreciation for pastimes and traditions. Today, as a rising star of one of America’s finest musical traditions, Gonzalez has come to his current status by following in the footsteps of jazz’s ancestral forebears. The fusion of world rhythms and straight-ahead jazz makes this passionate performer an audience favorite all over the world.

Premiere: Wednesday, December 16 at 8 pm

$10 Pay-Per-View OR Included in $20 Monthly All Access Plan.

Artistic Partner Wordsmith joins this special holiday episode with a new rendition of "‘Twas the Night Before Christmas" as a reflection on 2020. Principal Pops Conductor Jack Everly presents a program of holiday cheer featuring familiar favorites including "Sleigh Ride," "A Hanukkah Celebration," and "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." Spend part of your holidays virtually with the BSO!

A Baltimore tradition for 35 years, Helicon returns this December 19th for a streamed performance plus extra special bonus features only made possible by through new virtual technology. Enjoy the show, join in a live chat, get insight into the last 35 years of seasonal folk music. Filmed in HD with impeccable sound and lighting.

Can't make the live stream? This performance will be available to you for two months following this debut, accessible via a link emailed to you on 12/19.