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3/9/2010
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12:00:00 PM |
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Music at Noon: Findlay Cockrell
A Chopin 200th birthday celebration. |
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This is a free event, no ticket is necessary.
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3/12/2010
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8:00:00 PM |
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Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Presents:
Altan
“The hottest group in the Celtic realm!” - The Boston Globe
Celebrating 25 years together! No other Irish traditional band has had a wider impact on audiences and music lovers throughout the world than Altan. With their heartwarming, dynamic live performances and award-winning recordings, ranging from the most touching old Irish songs all the way to hard hitting reels and jigs, Altan has moved audiences from Donegal to Tokyo. Altan believes that Irish traditional music is a modern music in every sense and its growing influence and popularity has proved them right. Come celebrate an early St. Patrick’s Day when Altan brings the beauty and joy of traditional Irish music to The Hall!
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$29 $25 $20
Children/Student(wID): $15, only by phone or in person
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3/13/2010
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7:30:00 PM |
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WAMC Presents:
Natalie Merchant: Live in Concert
Click here for WAMC's website!
With opening act Elvis Perkins |
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Tickets for this event are sold out.
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3/14/2010
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7:00:00 PM |
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Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Presents:
Sisters in Soul featuring Marcia Ball, Bettye LaVette & Maria Muldaur
A night of powerhouse soul from three amazing singers, each has her own expressive voice and style. This will be the concert of the season!
Grammy nominee Marcia Ball blends sounds from the Texas-Louisiana border with New Orleans R&B and piano boogie. Her current CD "Peace, Love & BBQ" debuted at #1 in the Billboard Blues Charts. "Ball is a formidable musical force." - Billboard Magazine
Bettye LaVette earned a 2008 Grammy nomination for her critically acclaimed CD "The Scene of the Crime" and is one of the greatest soul singers in American music today. She possesses an incredibly expressive voice that exudes a formidable level of strength and intensity and yet can appear vulnerable, reflective, and evoke heartbreak.
Maria Muldaur’s roots are in the folk revival of the early '60s where she performed in Greenwhich Village with Bob Dylan, David Grisman and John Sebastian. Her 1974 hit "Midnight at the Oasis" charted at #6 in the Billboard Hot 100 and in the late 70s she joined Jerry Garcia's Band. She is currently recording again with Grisman and Sebastian for a record to be released in September.
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$42 $37 $32 $29
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3/19/2010
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8:00:00 PM |
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Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Presents:
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy: A Tribute to Cab Calloway
Cab Calloway was a legendary fireball of talent, whose infectious “hi-de-hi’s” and “ho-de-ho’s” became the spirited cry of people wanting to be happy. The Big Bad Voodoo Daddy’s A Tribute to Cab Calloway captures the essence of this American icon in a rowdy celebration of musicianship, mischief, genius, street smarts, and fun. Don’t miss this irresistible live show from a band whose aggressive, musically perceptive approach has helped them forge a successful fusion of classic American sounds from jazz, swing, Dixieland and big-band music.
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$42, $36, $29
Children/Student(wID): $20, only by phone or in person
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3/21/2010
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3:00:00 PM |
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Empire State Youth Orchestra Presents:
Empire State Youth Orchestra and Empire State Repertory Orchestra
Helen Cha-Pyo will conduct the Empire State Youth Orchestra performing Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel Prelude, Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture, and Shostakovich's Symphony No. 1.
The Repertory Orchestra, under the direction of David Beck, will open the concert playing music by Copland, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Sibelius. |
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$18 for Adults
$10 for Students and Seniors
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3/26/2010
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8:00:00 PM |
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Albany Symphony Orchestra Presents: A Composer Creates: An Evening with John Harbison and Friends
Copland - "Music for the Theater"
John Harbison - Symphony No. 4 "Tragic"
Timothy Andres - Concertino for violin/viola and Orchestra (world premiere/ Owen Dalby, Violin/Viola)
Haydn - Symphony 82, "The Bear" |
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Adult: $49, $40, $25
Senior: $45, $35, $20
Child/Student(w/ID): $15 (All Price Levels)
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4/1/2010
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8:00:00 PM |
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Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Presents:
Angelique Kidjo
"Her spirit is irrepressible, and she brings life to everything she touches.”
– Peter Gabriel
Dynamic West African singer Angelique Kidjo has cross-pollinated the West African traditions of her childhood in Benin with elements of American R&B, funk and jazz, as well as influences from Europe and Latin America. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with a diverse group of international artists like Alicia Keys, Peter Gabriel, Josh Groban, Carlos Santana, Joss Stone, Dave Matthews and Branford Marsalis
Backed by her multi-talented quartet, Ms. Kidjo brings her rhythmic Afro-funk fusion to The Hall this April. With her fun-loving personality, her on-stage charisma and her totally unique voice, she is one of the most popular artists on the world scene today. |
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$37, $29, $25, $20
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4/13/2010
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12:00:00 PM |
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Music at Noon: Andre Laurent O'Neil & William Carragan
Harpsichord & Viola de Gamba |
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This is a free event, no ticket is necessary.
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4/17/2010
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8:00:00 PM |
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Albany Pro Musica Presents:
The Great Choral Tradition
The great choral tradition continues with two memorable works by composers born centuries apart. The Requiem is one of Mozart’s most remarkable works, also one of his last; it was composed as the composer himself was slowly dying. In contrast, the rhythmic complexities and emotive phrasing of Hebrew prayer in Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms offer a sense of serene hope.
Furthering our Music in Education efforts, we will add the talents of selected high school “apprentices” and this season’s “adopted” choir: Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Chamber Choir (Ann Derrick, director)
Also with “Words and Music” quartet:
Melissa Coombs, Soprano
Bailey Whiteman, Alto
Terrance Johns, Tenor
William Heim, Bass
and Orchestra Pro Musica
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Adults: $35, $28, $25
Seniors: $30, $23, $20
Child/Student(wID): $28, $25, $10
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4/23/2010
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8:00:00 PM |
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Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Presents:
Dennis DeYoung: The Music of STYX
Dennis DeYoung, a founding member of the rock group STYX, comes to Troy for one night only. STYX, one of America's most successful and enduring bands, sold over 35 million albums worldwide and was the only band to ever record four consecutive triple platinum albums. DeYoung wrote seven of their eight top ten singles.
Dennis DeYoung, lead vocalist of STYX hits: Come Sail Away, Babe, Mr. Roboto, The Best of Times,
Don't Let It End, Show Me the Way, and Lady.
For over four decades, DeYoung has been a singer, songwriter, keyboardist and record producer. He singing talents have made his voice on the of the most recognizable in the world and he will be performing a very special concert, one night only at the acoustically perfect Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. Dennis will be joined by a trio of musicians and will create an intimate evening of music, playing these classics in this amazing performance space. |
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$55 $47 $42 $35
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4/24/2010
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8:00:00 PM |
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Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Presents:
Paula Poundstone
As a comedian and panelist for NPR’s Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me, Paula Poundstone’s ability to create humor on the spot has become the stuff of legend. Her spontaneity and intelligent wit makes this a not to be missed event! |
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$38, $29
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4/30/2010
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8:00:00 PM |
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Troy Chromatics Concerts Presents: Leila Josefowicz
John Novacek, piano
A recipient of the prestigious Avery Fisher Grant (1994) and a MacArthur Fellowship (2008), Leila Josefowicz returns for her second recital with Chromatics. Her acclaimed career includes appearances with premire orchestras and festivals the world over, PBS' Live From Lincoln Center, CBS Sunday Morning, Performance Today and recordnings which have received two Diapason d'or awards, and a 2004 Grammy nomination.
John Novacek, a prize-winning pianist and a celebrated composer/arranger, also performed for Chromatics with Ms. Josefowicz in December 2004.
J.S. Bach: Sonata in B minor for Violin and Piano, BWV 1014
Shostakovich: Sonata, Op. 134
Stravinsky: Duo Concertante
Tuur: Conversio
Schubert: Rondo Brilliant in B minor, D. 895, Op. 70 |
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$35/$30
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5/11/2010
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12:00:00 PM |
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Music at Noon: Phil Minissale
Young acoustic bluesman. |
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This is a free event, no ticket is necessary.
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