Harpist Emily Levin returns to Newport for a mesmerizing concert at The Elms, joined by violinist Julia Choi (1st violin, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra) and cellist Christine Lamprea (Sphinx Medal of Excellence winner). This newly formed trio, Ember, will share works from their debut album Birds of Paradise, blending the rich sounds of violin, cello, and harp
Palaver Strings, a dynamic musician-led ensemble showcases their commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices. The program features Kareem Roustom’s new work ḥawwāsh inspired by a traditional Arab line dance, alongside Palaver’s arrangement of Bartok’s Romanian Folk Dances, Kinan Azmeh’s Syrian Dances, and more, celebrating folk music as a powerful vehicle for both strength and joy.
Join this summer’s resident Festival Artists for an open rehearsal as they finalize preparations for French Quintets: Revivals. The program highlights the rich musical tradition of French composers, featuring works by Louis Gouvy, Reynaldo Hahn, and Jean Cras. Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at the rehearsal process in our beautiful home venue.
Described as “one of the most admired pianists of his generation,” Barnatan brings his profound depth and expressive power to one of Newport’s most iconic venues. Performing works by Bach, Franck, and Schubert, this evening promises to be an unforgettable musical journey, showcasing Barnatan's ability to forge intimate connections with his audience through his "refined, searching, unfailingly communicative" style.
Experience a serene start to your day with The Harp at Sunrise, a tranquil concert set amongst the peaceful beauty of Rosecliff Terrace. Harpist Emily Levin brings Hans Otte’s The Book of Sounds to life, a meditative and evocative work that pairs the delicate tones of the harp with the quiet of the early morning.
Step into the historic Emmanuel Church for an afternoon of French quintets from the 19th and 20th centuries, performed by the Festival Artists. Paired with Emmanuel Church’s stunning English Gothic Revival architecture, the ensemble brings a fresh perspective to these classic pieces in a program highlighting the rich musical tradition of French composers.
The Attacca Quartet's Newport debut includes the US premiere of a new work by Pulitzer Prize and GRAMMY Award-winning composer David Lang, co-commissioned by Newport Classical, along with beloved works by Bartok and Mendelssohn.
Empire Wild returns for a performance that pushes musical boundaries with its inventive fusion of genres. The program includes original songs, dynamic covers, and fresh takes on classical pieces, making for a truly delightful afternoon in one of Newport's most iconic venues.
Hailed for her "technical prowess and expressive depth," Leila Josefowicz is known for her dynamic performances and commitment to expanding the boundaries of the violin. Joined by acclaimed pianist Alexei Tartakovsky, together, they offer a program featuring works by Beethoven, Debussy, and Stravinsky.
Joined by acclaimed violinist Stefan Jackiw and known for its radical approach to musical democracy, Orpheus has proven for over 50 years what happens when exceptional artists collaborate with total trust in one another.
