If you want to volunteer with Arielle for the Sparks of Life program at the Methodist Hospital in Park Slope, you can visit the program’s website.
Sean-David Cunningham’s band is running a kickstarter campaign to fund their debut album. They’ve recently reached their $5k goal but you can still contribute. More information.
From Crystal Wei: This semester and year-long program includes rehearsals and coaching sessions (10 hours/semester) by Orchestra of St. Luke’s musicians, and culminates in a performance at The DiMenna Center for Classical Music. Tons of fun!!! More information.
A Concert to Feed the Hungry — Wednesday, September 12 at 7:00pm at St. Ann and The Holy Trinity Church
Dan Blake, Andrea Spirn’s husband, sends along info about a concert he’s organizing:
Musicians often travel the world, but rarely have the chance to celebrate the universal human desire to help those in need. Joined by bassist/vocalist Esperanza Spalding, pianist Leo Genovese, percussionist Richie Barshay and singer/songwriter Margaret Glaspy, saxophonist Dan Blake will present an evening of music to raise money and awareness for the 3rd annual NYC “Walk to Feed the Hungry”, a 3.5 mile walk event produced by Buddhist Global Relief (BGR).
Funds raised form the “Concert to Feed the Hungry” will provide grants to BGR’s partner organizations. These organizations give vital food aid and promote greater food productivity in the communities where they operate, both locally and worldwide. One organization is the Brooklyn-based charity, “Added Value”, which helps Brooklyn youth to positively engage with their community through the operation of a socially responsible urban farming experience.
Schubert’s Last Year Part 1 — Friday, September 14, 8pm at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
Friend of the SOB Mike Brofman’s Brooklyn Art Song Society is holding a season opener this Friday.
SOB members get in for $5.
Sunday, September 16, 4:30pm at Mannes College, Concert Hall, 150 West 85th St, New York, NY
SOB violinist Audrey Lo will be giving a recital featuring works by Brahms, Schubert, and Vitali.
Admission: FREE!!!