Final touches on man in the mirror. Come hear it and more at the Music Haven spring performance party! 6pm Friday march 25. Varick Church, 246 dixwell avenue.
You will be glad you came!
Ian Melchinger’s “Stranger In These Woods,” sung by Shola Cole and Aleks Romano, with the Haven String Quartet.
Small Songs, Big Community
Friday March 11 7:30 PM
The Haven String Quartet bands together with a wide array of musicians to present an eclectic program of music including selections by Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, Mirah and others. The performance will also include original compositions of Ian Melchinger, poetry readings and improvisations.
The Haven String Quartet
Shola Cole, Aleksandra Romano, Ian Melchinger, voices
Aly Tatchol Camara, drums
Lyric Hall Antiques & Conservation
827 Whalley Avenue, Westville
Admission: $15, $8 for students and children under 18
Tickets available at the door.
We here at Music Haven are thrilled to share with you a recent article from the NY Times’ Phil Lutz, promoting our upcoming concert this Monday January 17th!
Enjoy!
This is where we begin
Today is the first day of Second Semester in Music Haven’s fourth year of existence. As we begin the new semester, we’re beginning a new media source, and you’re reading it! In case you haven’t thoroughly perused our website, you can find pretty much everything you’ll need to know about Music Haven here.
Although this will primarily be a site devoted to media and the like, we will start by explaining the nuts and bolts of Music Haven.
Music Haven, in brief, is a non-profit organization committed to building a vibrant urban community through performance and music education that empowers young people, their families, and professional musicians. Through the permanent residency of the Haven String Quartet, Music Haven provides world-class performances and tuition-free music education in the urban communities of New Haven.
Check back in the coming days to read about our staff, the Haven String Quartet, and the most important people in the Music Haven community, the students.
