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For the third year in a row, Sweetwater Center for the Arts is presenting our highly anticipated Folk February concert series. This series brings the community together for an evening of live Folk and Americana music. Buffalo Rose Friday, February 7th Doors open: 6:30 PM Music 7:30 PM - 9 PM Sweetwater Center for the […]
$25
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Join us for a free concert where our Resident Artists and Jazz Luminaries from the Afro-American Music Institute present a special concert showcasing the intersection of Jazz and Opera. Come explore the similarities and differences we find in Jazz and Opera as we enjoy music from the time of Mary Cardwell Dawson’s life and some […]
Free
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Music from courts of 17th and 18th Century Europe showing the world in which viol virtuoso and composer Marin Marais lived, and his influence on the music of Johann Sebastian […] |
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The Slippery Rock University Early Childhood and Elementary Music Community Engagement Initiative is proud to present a children's concert for young children and their families to enjoy! There will be preconcert activities such as a Movement to Music room, Storytime room, Craft Room, and so much more!
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What is Tartan Day? Pittsburgh Tartan Day 2024 Saturday April 6, 2024 10AM - 4:30 PM Bethel Presbyterian Church - 2999 Bethel Church Road Bethel Park, PA 15102 WHAT IS […]
Free
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The East Winds Symphonic Band presents the 18th annual Three Rivers Community Band Festival. Featured bands will be: Community Band South, East Winds Symphonic Band, North Pittsburgh Symphonic Band and […]
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The Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle is thrilled to announce the first-ever Big Nosh, a three-day celebration of Jewish food and culture. The event will be held from April 7th to April 9th, 2024, at Congregation Beth Shalom, located in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Squirrel Hill. Led by the culinary expertise of Master Chef Judah Cowen of […]
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Did you know there was a classical music war during the 19th-century? Come hear Carnegie Mellon University’s All University Orchestra perform works by composers involved in this cultural conflict. Under the direction of AUO Music Director Dr. Jeffrey Klefstad, the AUO will perform Felix Mendelssohn’s "Overture to his A Midsummer Night’s Dream Overture," Franz Listz’s […]
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Duquesne University Flute Choir Dan Parasky, director Experience both a traditional and low flute choir presenting music inspired by the elements. Repertoire Owl Prowl - Alexandra Molnar-Suhajda Carrikfergus - Gareth McLearnon A Red, Red Rose - Ty Kroll Beyond the Pale - Nicole Chamberlain Fondant Forward - Gareth McLearnon Purple Earth - Sam Cooke Fireworks […]
$10
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Chamber Music Pittsburgh’s 2023–24 MainStage Live season concludes with a performance by their artists in residence. United by a passion for music old and new, the fearlessly imaginative Ying Quartet and celebrated composer/double bassist Xavier Foley embody the collaborative spirit of CMP’s artist residency program. This spring concert features Franz Joseph Haydn’s String Quartet in […]
$35 – $53
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Mt. Aloysius College chorale, conducted by Nancy Way, Sings classics and pops. Followed by light lunch at 12:35 p.m. No charge. (Fully underwritten.)
Free
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Hey, sugar! Take a walk on the wild side! Join Aria412 opera group for their nature-themed April show on Tuesday, April 9 at 7 p.m. at Hop Farm Brewing! Performers include: Michelle Bankole, Raymond Blackwell, Tanying Dong, Jennifer LaRocco, Savannah Simeone, Desiree Soteres, Louise van Mook, Logan Williams, and Corey Nile Wingard, with Matt Gillespie […]
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The Dukes Music Dr. Paul Miller, director Featuring arias from Handel’s Messiah, Samson, and Rinaldo Concertos by Vivaldi, Telemann and Leclair and consort music by Purcell Repertoire Purcell: Chacony Z. 730 Vivaldi: Concerto for Viola d'Amore and strings in D Major RV 392 Telemann: Concerto for Viola TWV 51:G9 Leclair: Concerto for Violin and strings […]
$10
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The Creative Hive is the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council's free monthly networking event designed to provide a friendly and casual space for artists, creatives, art educators, culture bearers, and arts administrators to establish and foster professional relationships. This month, The Creative Hive will be hosted at the Latin American Cultural Center where folks can share […]
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Afro-American Music Institute and the Pittsburgh Opera are collaborating to bring Pittsburgh a concert where Jazz meets Opera. |
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In an old house in Paris that was covered with vines, lived twelve little girls in two straight lines. They left the house at half past nine…the smallest one was Madeline. The famous Madeline Adventures by Ludwig Bemelmans is brought to life by the Carnegie Performing Arts Center in a charming ballet that outlines Madeline’s […]
$18
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Join the Slippery Rock University Early Childhood and Elementary Music Community Engagement Initiative as they assist with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and lead the Fiddlesticks Discovery Time Eurhythmics activity. Join us for music, movement, and lots of fun! |
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Join us for a free panel discussion about the themes and ressonances surrounding The Passion of Mary Cardwell Dawson. Special guests will share their insights into this work as well as their own experiences working in the arts. A panel of Black-identifying creatives and arts leaders who will share the story of their successes and […]
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Join us for a free panel discussion about the themes and resonance surrounding The Passion of Mary Cardwell Dawson. Special guests will share their insights into this work as well as their own experiences working in the arts. A panel of Black-identifying creatives and arts leaders who will share the story of their successes and […]
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Chatham Choir Spring Concert: Harmony & Hits Music of…Bob Dylan, Nine Inch Nails, The Beatles, Pitch Perfect…and more Sunday, April 14 at 3pm, Welker Room James Laughlin Music Center Chatham University Shadyside Campus Free Admission Questions? Contact Stacey Davern s.davern@chatham.edu
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Join the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh for a lunch & learn with Historian Dr. Rafael Medoff and whistleblower attorney Mark Zaid as they discuss the new nonfiction graphic novel Whistleblowers: Four Who Fought to Expose the Holocaust (written by Medoff; drawn by Dean Motter; foreword by Zaid). A Zoom link will be provided closer to […]
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Matthew Sprinkle returns with a program of organ classics and hymn improvisation. Light lunch follows at 12:35 p.m. No charge (entirely underwritten).
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Select musicians from four area high schools assemble for a one-time performance of jazz standards. Light lunch follows at 12::35 p.m. No charge (entirely underwritten).
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Matthew Sprinkle returns to play a recital of classics and hymn improvisation. Light lunch follows at 12:35 p.m. No charge (entirely underwritten).
Free
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Darlene Seals, accompanied by Devon Haselrig, present best-loved songs from the African-American tradition. Light lunch follows at 12:35 p.m. No charge (entirely underwritten).
Free
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The Carnegie Mellon Guitar Ensemble presents creatively expressive performances of duos, trios, quartets, and larger ensemble music from every major Western music style period.John Marcinizyn, director Program TBA Cost: Free and open to the public; Tickets required. Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/carnegie-mellon-guitar-ensemble-tickets-710... |
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Our guest artist, Pianist Amy Simpson will present a program of 'Travel through Music' at Chatham University’s Friday Afternoon Musicale on April 19th at 4:00 p.m. featuring works by Liszt, Debussy, Ravel, Albeniz, Kapustin, Guarnieri and Liebermann. This imaginative program brings the sounds of various romantic, impressionist, and contemporary composers, as they "paint" beautiful nature […]
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The last creature on earth travels through time to change history in Apis, a multi-disciplinary experience empowering audiences to fight for the future food supply. This quirky, mind-bending live performance is equal parts science, cinema and theater, and confidentially engages conversations about consumerism and environmentalism. Tickets: $20-30 Showtimes: April 18 (8 PM) & April 19 […]
$20 – $30
The CMU Singers is a specialized group of 12-16 singers, who perform music written especially for a small vocal ensemble. These students demonstrate an advanced level of vocal ability and musicianship to handle the most challenging of vocal repertory suitable for young singers.Thomas W. Douglas, director Program TBA Cost: Free and open to the public; Tickets […] |
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The Annual Spring Dance Concert is back on April 19-21, 2024, at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center in Downtown Pittsburgh. This year's theme is Sustaining the Legacy & Creating Expressions Of Black History, Culture, and Tradition through Movement...Gospel Style. Enjoy a Preshow Reception before the concert with food catered by Bistro To Go […]
$25 – $65
Caña Dulce y Caña Brava offers a performance that exhibits the music, poetry, dance, and traditional attire of Veracruz, Mexico, interpreted by artists who are beneficiaries of the jarocho culture and noteworthy performers with years of experience on both national and international stages. The group stands out as an artistic project that highlights feminine poetry […]
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An evening of acoustic and electronic new music, featuring collegiate and high school musicians from around the city: CMU's Exploded Ensemble, CMU chamber music ensembles, Duquesne University's Electronic Instrument Construction class, and CAPA Antithesis.
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Enjoy a Sunday Brunch catered by Bistro-To-Go with entertainment provided by artists from Pittsburgh's Gospel scene. There will also be a matinee performance of the Spring Dance Concert.
$15 – $65
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A recital of 17th-century Italian songs with Sarah Richards, soprano and Taylor DiClemente, theorbo presented at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Mount Lebanon, 1066 Washington Road, 15228 Sunday, April 21, 2024 4:00pm
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Enjoy and Afternoon of great Brass music. Suite from the Monteregian Hills -Morley Calvert Psalm XIX -Benedetto Marcello Street Song -Michael Tilson Thomas Danzon #2 -Arturo Márquez Steel Wall -James Gourlay East St. Louis Toodle-oo -Duke Ellington & Bubber Miley Ambleside Cave -trans. Catherine Getchell Tango #1 -Anthony DiLorenzo Don’t Stop Me Now -Freddie Mercury […]
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Join us for this fundraiser to keep free Shakespeare in our city parks and public spaces! Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks has been bringing free Shakespeare plays to our city parks since 2005. Stoney Richards' world premiere comedy "Shakespeare: This Could Be True" introduces us to an actor suffering from "Misidentification Syndrome." He believes that […]
$35
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On April 26/27, the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh presents “A Satire: Carmina Burana Africana,” an adaptation of Carl Orff’s masterpiece. This fascinating rhythmic and multi-disciplinary performance features Chanel Holte, soprano, and Graham Fandrei, baritone; the West Virginia University African Drum Ensemble, Michael Vercelli, Director; dancers from the K-Theatre Dance Complex, Kontara Morphis, Artistic Director; and […]
$15 – $35
In 1943, the National Negro Opera Company is set to perform on a floating barge to evade racially-segregated venues. But when bad weather threatens—pushing the performance to a segregated performance hall—visionary impressaria Mary Cardwell Dawson must find a way forward.Mary Cardwell Dawson’s dream to provide access for African Americans to perform on stages for all […] |
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On April 26/27, the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh presents “A Satire: Carmina Burana Africana,” an adaptation of Carl Orff’s masterpiece. This fascinating rhythmic and multi-disciplinary performance features Chanel Holte, soprano, and Graham Fandrei, baritone; the West Virginia University African Drum Ensemble, Michael Vercelli, Director; dancers from the K-Theatre Dance Complex, Kontara Morphis, Artistic Director; and […]
$15 – $35
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Mt. Lebanon: Now in its 54th year, Earth Day, “The World’s Largest Environmental Movement,” has generated 2.7 billion acts of green dedicated to fighting the climate crisis and promoting a sustainable world. “It’s not a day, it’s a movement,” according to the website. Held in almost 200 countries annually, Earth Day mobilizes a billion people […]
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Perched atop a hilltop alongside the Allegheny River, the St. Nicholas Church of Millvale boasts the extraordinary murals of Croatian artist Maxo Vanka. These murals blend artistic beauty with unconventional themes, featuring religious symbols, Croatian folklore, and poignant reflections on war, exploitation, and social justice. The 2nd annual block party features crafts, food, music, and […]
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Darlene Seals, accompanied by Devon Haselrig, sings Gospel favorites. Light lunch follows at 12:35 p.m. No charge; entirely underwritten.
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In 1943, the National Negro Opera Company is set to perform on a floating barge to evade racially-segregated venues. But when bad weather threatens—pushing the performance to a segregated performance hall—visionary impressaria Mary Cardwell Dawson must find a way forward. Mary Cardwell Dawson’s dream to provide access for African Americans to perform on stages for […]
$7.50 – $76
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Film Pittsburgh’s JFilm Festival, Pittsburgh’s largest Jewish cultural event, runs May 2-12, both in person and online - so you get the best of both worlds! The festival will showcase 16 engaging and thought-provoking, Jewish-themed, independent feature films from around the world that you won’t see anywhere else. Highlights include opening night’s Pittsburgh premiere of […]
$18
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Film Pittsburgh and The Arthur J. and Betty F. Diskin Cultural Endowment Fund of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh are excited to present JFilm Festival’s Opening Night screening of: Left Alone Rhapsody: The Musical Memoir of Pianist John Bayless Thursday, May 2, 2024, 7pm, at Carnegie Music Hall This Pennsylvania premiere of Left Alone […]
$118.00
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This celebration of 20 years of Jazz Poetry kicks off with the return of crowd favorite, four-time-returning festival headliner, and critically acclaimed jazz saxophonist James Brandon Lewis, performing with his quartet. Joining James on the Alphabet City stage are outstanding poets Amit Chaudhuri (visiting all the way from India to share his latest collection), Pittsburgh’s […] |
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In 1943, the National Negro Opera Company is set to perform on a floating barge to evade racially-segregated venues. But when bad weather threatens—pushing the performance to a segregated performance hall—visionary impressaria Mary Cardwell Dawson must find a way forward. Mary Cardwell Dawson’s dream to provide access for African Americans to perform on stages for […]
$7.50 – $76
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Harry Manx has spent years fusing eastern musical traditions with the blues, switching effortlessly between conventional guitars, harmonica, and banjo and the decidedly different Mohan veena, a 20-stringed instrument invented by Manx’ Indian mentor Vishwa Mohan Bhatt. Manx is often referred to as the “Mysticssippi” Blues Man, because of his expertise in melding both East […]
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Long and Winding A Chorale Journey Along the Many Highways and Byways of Life With music by J.S. Bach, Henry Mancini, Stephen Foster, Bob Dylan, Stephen Paulus and many others.
$10
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From Donna Summer to the Carpenters, Stevie Wonder to the Bee Gees, Barry Manilow to Queen, revisit the music of the decade that gave us avocado green refrigerators, the leisure suit, and the pet rock. You’ll hear popular hits, movie music, Broadway tunes, TV themes, and more. If you lived through the 70s, you’ll love […]
Free – $25
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