Temple Emanu-El member only
In-Person seating
VIRTUAL ATTENDANCE AVAILABLE HERE
IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL EVENT*
Orchestra of St. Luke’s: Bologne + Mozart
Monday, November 23
6:30 PM EST
Free
Based on CDC and DOH guidance, anyone considered at high-risk for an adverse reaction to COVID, due to age or health status, should not attend the concert in person and are encouraged to participate via livestream. Anyone who joins us in person is expected to wear a mask at all times and observe social distancing of at least 6 feet.
For each person attending, we will need their name and email address to send a health screening to ahead of time. It is not sufficient enough to have just one email address per family, it needs to be per person.
Additionally, people can only sit with others who live at the same address as them and it is a first come, first served seating.
THE EVENT:
String Quartet No. 4 in C Minor, by Chevalier de St. Georges, descendant of an enslaved Guadeloupean, who become one of the earliest French composers of string quartets and symphonies
Clarinet Quintet, by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, composed in 1789 as a showpiece for his friend clarinetist Anton Stadler to demonstrate his technical aplomb and lyricism from its soloist. This is one of Mozart’s best-known works written especially for the clarinet.
About the series:
Orchestra of St. Luke’s: Composers of Note
Orchestra of St. Luke's returns to The Streicker Center for their 41st – 44th concerts, with four unique programs that bring together favorite works from the Classical era and music by living composers. Many of the latter composers have been championed in recent seasons through OSL’s Music in Color initiative.
COMING UP
Monday, November 30: The Cello in Motion
Made possible by the support of Temple Emanu-El members Robert B. Menschel and Richard Menschel
Please note that:
- Attendance is limited to ensure at least 6 ft. social distancing.
- We follow all NYC Department of Health and CDC guidelines and regularly consult with an epidemiologist to ensure that our facilities are safe for Temple members and guests.
- Temperature checks, health questionnaires/contact tracing forms and face masks will be required for entry.
- We respectfully ask that you not attend if you:
- Has any of the symptoms of COVID-19, feel ill, or have a temperature above 100°F
- Live with or have been in contact with someone exhibiting the symptoms of COVID-19
- Traveled within the past 14 days to a restricted state or country.