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May 4, 2019 (Saturday)

iCal 4:00 PM. Main Street Children's Choir [CT]: 2019 Choral Festival. A concert that culminates the annual day-long choral festival, it features Rob Hugh, who has written over 250 musical works, many of them for children’s choirs. This year we will feature some of his works on our concert with both our full festival choir and with the Junior and Senior Choirs of MSCC. For more information, call 860-223-3691 or email mssalombard@gmail.com. South Church, 90 Main Street, New Britain CT 06051 ⓘ 🔗

September 20, 2018 (Thursday)

iCal 5:00 PM. Main Street Children's Choir [CT]: Auditions for new members only. We are a children's choir for grades 2-8 located in the heart of New Britain. Our artistic director is Ken Craig. Please RSVP at the following email address: mssalombard@gmail.com and mention this listing. For more information, call 860-335-6577 or email robertaverbyla114@gmail.com. South Church, 90 Main Street, New Britain CT 06051 🔗

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  • Jordi Savall, with Hespèrion XXI, Tembembe Ensamble Continuo & La Capella Reial de Catalunya [MA]: Un mar de músicas (A sea of music): 1440 to 1880. An ensemble of more than 30 singers, dancers, and instrumentalists representing Cuba, Haiti, Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, Mali, and others, engage in a dialogue that honors the more than 25 million people from across the sea enslaved by European colonial powers over more than four centuries, celebrating their heritage with readings, traditional music from many countries, and works by Gaspar Fernandes and others. [4/12/2026] Boston MA ⓘ
  • The Tallis Scholars [MA]: Mother & Child: English music for the Virgin Mary. Music from the English repertoire about the Virgin Mary, including Thomas Tallis’s Missa Puer natus, Benjamin Britten’s A Hymn to the Virgin, and a newly commissioned piece by Matthew Martin. [12/5/2025] Cambridge MA ⓘ