This is a Groupmuse
A live concert in a living room, backyard, or another intimate space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.
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Capacity
- 14 of 35 spots still available
- No COVID-19 restrictions
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- Bring your own drinks
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- All guests must be 21
- No bathroom at this event
Host
A new concert and educational series dedicated to celebrating Black Artistry through music is in your backyard. Boston-based Castle of our Skins brings an evening not to be missed complete with yummy local food, good ol' fashion fun and of course new and old music written by black composers. There may even be a chance for YOU - the house concert-goer - to join in on the music making with some audience participation :-)
We're located less than a 10 minute walk from the Forest Hills T stop. We're also on a private drive so free parking is available!
What's the music?
Betsy Hinkle, violin
James Dargan, violin/baritone
Ashe Gordon, viola
Javier Caballero, cello
Location
Exact address sent to approved attendees via email.
Host
Attendees
Looking forward to seeing you this Sunday at 6pm! The menu is planned (autumnal, veggie-friendly food and hot apple cider to drink) and the music is ready. The concert with be about 45 minutes and include traditional African-American spirituals* performed for baritone and string trio, a movement of Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson's "Calvary" string quartet and selections from the interactive educational workshop for solo narrating violist "A Little History**" (with a chance for YOU to help in the music making!)
Performers:
Betsy Hinkle, violin
James Dargan, violin/baritone
Ashe Gordon, viola
Javier Caballero, cello
*Spirituals are arranged by Castle of our Skins' composer-in-residence Anthony Green
**A Little History was collaboratively created by Anthony Green and Castle of our Skins' co-artistic director Ashe Gordon