THURSDAY, SEPT. 17: Works by Brahms, Webern, Mahler
Performers: Gary Capozziello, John Michale Flavetta, Korine Fujiwara, Carrie Koffman, Ayako Oshima, Jose Ramos Santana, Elisabeth Tomczyk, and the Lions Gate Trio

Has any city ever been more a fount of music than Vienna? Over the past 300 years, Vienna has emerged as the wellspring for sparkling Classicism, swirling Romantic waltzes, and even daring new currents of pitch systems. From September 17-20, Lions Gate Trio will be joined in four concerts by 100 Hartt School students, faculty, and alumni and guest artists in a celebration of Viennese chamber and vocal music. Works by Beethoven, Berg, Brahms, Eisler, Haydn, Mahler, Mozart, Schoenberg, Strauss, Webern, Wolf and even a leading voice of today, York Höller, whose music was inspired by Schubert.  Mark your calendars now for these extraordinary musical events! Free admission. Lincoln Theater. More information about this year's Ode to Joy can be found at this link. 

FRIDAY, SEPT 18: Works by Brahms, Haydn, Höller, Eisler, Kreisler, Mozart, Schoenberg, Schubert, Wolf
Performers: Adaskin String Trio (Emlyn Ngai, Steve Larson, Mark Fraser), Troy Cook, Curtis Serafin, Regulo Stabilito, Hartt students and the Lions Gate Trio

Has any city ever been more a fount of music than Vienna? Over the past 300 years, Vienna has emerged as the wellspring for sparkling Classicism, swirling Romantic waltzes, and even daring new currents of pitch systems. From September 17-20, Lions Gate Trio will be joined in four concerts by 100 Hartt School students, faculty, and alumni and guest artists in a celebration of Viennese chamber and vocal music. Works by Beethoven, Berg, Brahms, Eisler, Haydn, Mahler, Mozart, Schoenberg, Strauss, Webern, Wolf and even a leading voice of today, York Höller, whose music was inspired by Schubert.  Mark your calendars now for these extraordinary musical events! Free admission. Lincoln Theater. More information about this year's Ode to Joy can be found at this link. 

SATURDAY, SEPT. 19: Works by Berg, Haydn, Schubert, Strauss
Performers: Janet Arms, Frederic Chiu, Nico Giacalone, Susan Robison, Ryan Walsh, and the Lions Gate Trio

Has any city ever been more a fount of music than Vienna? Over the past 300 years, Vienna has emerged as the wellspring for sparkling Classicism, swirling Romantic waltzes, and even daring new currents of pitch systems. From September 17-20, Lions Gate Trio will be joined in four concerts by 100 Hartt School students, faculty, and alumni and guest artists in a celebration of Viennese chamber and vocal music. Works by Beethoven, Berg, Brahms, Eisler, Haydn, Mahler, Mozart, Schoenberg, Strauss, Webern, Wolf and even a leading voice of today, York Höller, whose music was inspired by Schubert.  Mark your calendars now for these extraordinary musical events! Free admission. Lincoln Theater. More information about this year's Ode to Joy can be found at this link. 

SUNDAY SEPT. 20: Works by Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert
Performers: Haim Avitsur, Jarek Lis, Gabriel Lofvall, Alan Murchie, Emlyn Ngai, Jose Ramos Santana, Mihai Tetel, Andrew Trombley, Schola Cantorum of the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Hartt students, and the Lions Gate Trio

Has any city ever been more a fount of music than Vienna? Over the past 300 years, Vienna has emerged as the wellspring for sparkling Classicism, swirling Romantic waltzes, and even daring new currents of pitch systems. From September 17-20, Lions Gate Trio will be joined in four concerts by 100 Hartt School students, faculty, and alumni and guest artists in a celebration of Viennese chamber and vocal music. Works by Beethoven, Berg, Brahms, Eisler, Haydn, Mahler, Mozart, Schoenberg, Strauss, Webern, Wolf and even a leading voice of today, York Höller, whose music was inspired by Schubert.  Mark your calendars now for these extraordinary musical events! Free admission. Lincoln Theater. More information about this year's Ode to Joy can be found at this link.