Trailblazers: BKCM Celebrates Women’s History Month
Saturday, March 18, 2023 – 4pm (BKCM Concert Hall, 58 7th Avenue)
Join BKCM for our upcoming family concert featuring works by women composers! Students from our Suzuki Program and Community Music School will present pieces written by a variety of women composers ranging in style from contemporary pop to classical. Hosted by BKCM Faculty Member and vocalist Alexis Hightower, this concert is for music-lovers of all ages, but is especially geared towards kids age 8 and older.
Tickets for the concert can be purchased below; our suggested price per ticket is $10. See more on our “pay as you wish” ticketing model below.
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- At BKCM, we believe that musical experiences should be accessible to all. Therefore, we have a sliding scale ticket model available for this event. Our suggested ticket price for the program is $10 per person. If you are able to give this amount or more, your valued contribution will help to ensure that BKCM’s musical events remain open to all New Yorkers. If you need to pay a reduced amount, we welcome you to do so.
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The Program
Nocturne by Maria Syzmanozka
Tarentelle (from Album des Enfants) by Cecile Chaminade
Adoration by Florence Price
Melodie by Louise Farrenc
Jazz Cat by Catherine Rollin
Sweet Symphony by Joy Oladokun
Northern Light & Masquerade by Karen Tanaka
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