Halloween at Boo!KCM
FREE - RSVP
Sunday, October 31 – 4-6pm – Free
The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music hosts a Halloween event for the whole family! Join us outside of our building for a spine-chilling performance from a BKCM faculty string quartet, a haunted musical garden and, of course, candy!
The string quartet will feature Ali Kang and Jennifer Axelson (violins), Brian Thompson (viola) and Jenna Girone-Virgilio (cello).
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Suzuki Benefit and Practice-A-Thon 2022
FREE - RSVP Buy productSaturday, April 2, 2022 – 2pm (rescheduled from March 12)
Save the Date! The BKCM Suzuki Practice-a-thon 2022: A two-week challenge (February 27 – March 11, 2022) to practice and help raise funds for financial aid, culminating on April 2 with an in-person celebration. All ages, levels, and instruments welcome.
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Brass Holiday Play-along! (5th Avenue & 4th Street by the Christmas Tree)
FREE - RSVP Read moreSaturday, December 11, 2021, 2-4pm – FREE
Join us for a socially distanced outdoor holiday play-along! Bring your brass instruments to play, if you’d like, and make some joyful noise to ring in the holidays. We will provide sheet music. All levels of experience welcome!
In partnership with:
Park Slope Parents
Park Slope Civic Council
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Actionplay Holiday Concert Extravaganza
FREE - RSVP Read moreFriday, December 3, 2021 – 7pm – FREE
Actionplay – a theatre organization for autistic, neurodivergent, and disabled teens and adults – is proud to present the Actionplay Holiday Concert Extravaganza with The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music! If you want to support neurodiverse theatre and get into the holiday spirit at the same time, then come see the Actionplay Chorus perform a selection of wintry favorites on December 3rd!
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Job’s Trials: A Jazz Song Cycle
$15.00 Add to cartFriday, November 19, 2021 – 7:30pm
Job’s Trials: A Jazz Song Cycle by bassist/composer Dan Loomis is an evocative musical dive into an ancient, universal story exploring why bad things happen to good people. Job stands up for his truth and dares to hold God to account. Loomis brings his unique compositional voice and signature soulful bass-playing to a new jazz song cycle form developed to bring this story alive. The fullness of the concert examines the most perplexing and powerful themes from the story: the ephemeral value of a virtuous life, the injustice of suffering, and the righteousness of rebellion.
Tickets will be available for purchase online until Nov 19 at noon. The cost of admission is $15.