25OctSun
New Haven Symphony Orchestra · New Haven
Verdi's Requiem
With the Yale Camerata and the Hartt Choirs, conducted by Perry So
Woolsey Hall
Tickets4:00 PM
Classical & chamber music in Connecticut
Great music is happening here. The hard part is finding it.
A guide to classical and chamber music across Connecticut, from the major stages to the performances you probably wouldn't hear about otherwise.
Featured concert · On our radar
Coquí Duo
David Bernat, violin · Jiarong Li, piano
An intimate afternoon of Grieg, Britten, and Schubert in a New Haven church, and it's completely free. This is exactly the kind of recital that is easy to miss and worth clearing an afternoon for. Hear them first, then come meet them after.
WhenSunday, October 18, 1:30 PM
WhereSt. John's Episcopal Church, 400 Humphrey St, New Haven
AdmissionFree
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A few upcoming concerts
03NovTue
Yale School of Music · New Haven
WindSync
The acclaimed wind quintet in recital
Morse Recital Hall
Tickets7:30 PM
07NovSat
Yale Schola Cantorum · New Haven
Tenebrae
Sacred choral music in the vast acoustic of Woolsey Hall
Woolsey Hall
Free7:30 PM
14NovSat
VOCES8 Foundation · New Haven
Lyyra
The all-women vocal ensemble from the VOCES8 Foundation
Trinity on the Green
Tickets7:00 PM
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Connecticut doesn't have a shortage of classical music. It has a discovery problem.
CT Chamber Collective gathers Connecticut's scattered classical and chamber concerts in one place, and tries to connect the audiences, musicians, and organizations behind them. We're a connector, not a booking agency and not a nonprofit, sharing what's worth hearing and helping the music reach more people.
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From musicians we're actively helping connect with Connecticut, to the ones on our wish list. Part of discovering great music is building a list of who you'd love to hear next.
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