Last January, Greenwich House Music School launched a musical theater class with Ars Nova teaching artists called Stage Struck. Now, students from the class will show off what they've been […]
This double-bill presents two of Sound It Out's favorite guitarists: Mike Baggetta and Nick Millevoi. Mike returns to the series to lead his atmospheric trio featuring bass guitarist Jerome Harris […]
Students from Greenwich House Music School perform work they've learned throughout the year.
Join us to celebrate the release of Just Bunny and the Great Fire Rescue! The local fire department will have their truck for kids to explore as part of the […]
Students from Greenwich House Music School perform work they've learned throughout the year.
Students from Greenwich House Music School perform work they've learned throughout the year.
Drummer-composer Jeff Davis's returns to Sound It Out @ Greenwich House to lead his new band The Fastness, celebrating the release of the group's eponymous first album. The all-star quintet […]
Greenwich House Music School's adult woodwinds ensemble Dance Clarinets will be presenting the world premiere of "Colorations and Explorations" by Joseph Daley, commissioned by Greenwich House Music School with assistance […]
Guitarist Brandon Ross returns to Sound It Out to lead his new trio Breath of Air, featuring electric violinist Charlie Burnham and drummer Warren Benbow -- two sets! Tickets: $15 […]
Dance Clarinets, Greenwich House Music School's adult jazz woodwinds ensemble, will be performing a program of Latin Jazz music for the seniors at Independence Plaza Senior Center today.
Sing along to your favorite songs with the Munchkins Woodwind Quintet! Meet the flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and french horn played by some of New York's top wind players. You […]
Double-bill: The trio of Ryan Ferreira (guitar), Nathaniel Morgan (saxophone) and Jason Nazary (drums) and The duo of Jaimie Branch (trumpet) and Jason Nazary (synth/electronics) Tickets: $15 ($12 students/seniors) at […]
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