Bach Aria Soloists presents: The Adventures of Don Quixote
Season 25 marks the triumphant return of Bach Aria Soloists’ original production:
The Adventures of Don Quixote, highlighting the most popular scenes from Cervantes’ literary masterpiece Don Quixote!
“Bach Aria Soloistsʼ remarkably imaginative program ‘The Adventures of Don Quixote’ enchanted the audience…” Kansas City Star
Actor Jerry Mañan portrays the famous knight and Cervantes himself in six scenes adapted by Kansas City Star columnist Patrick Neas. The beguiling backdrop of 17th c. Spanish Baroque dances and canzones accompanies Cervantes’ classic tale, performed by Bach Aria Soloists and curated by BAS Founder-Artistic Director Elizabeth Suh Lane, including Telemann’s charming Don Quixote Suite.
This event will take place at the new Zhou B Art Center in the historic Kansas City Jazz District in partnership with the Zhou B Art Foundation of Kansas City.
Adults $40 | Students $20
Jerry is excited to be making his debut with Bach Aria Soloists, to tell the story of Don Quixote! Recent productions include Little Women as Laurie with Kansas City Actors Theater, Refuge as The Wolf at The Unicorn Theatre, and The Disappointments with KCPublic Theatre. Jerry also participated in a nation & city wide tour with What If Puppets in their original show Animal Amigos. In 2019, Jerry received the Best Classical Acting award at KCACTF (Region V). Other credits include - Heart of America Shakespeare's The Tempest, ShakesFear, Shakespeare in Love, Much Ado about Nothing; KCAT's Dot, The Pests; KC Public Theater's Miss Julie, Oedipus the King; Spilled Milk, Heirlooms at The Blackbox; The New Theatre's Sherwood. Film Credits: Midwest Skidmark. Radio credits - KCART's The Hitchhiker, Kansas City: 1924, Mama Knows the Game, The Voice from the Other Side, & more; KC Public Theatre's El Sueño Que Mueve el Sol. Jerry is a graduate from Avila University. By day, he works as a graphic designer. Jerry is a company member of Kansas City Actors Theatre.
Justin Barron, Sancho Panza
Justin Barron is a professional actor based here in Kansas City. He has had the opportunity to work at local theaters such as Unicorn, KC Rep, Heart of America Shakespeare Festival, Coterie, Musical Theatre Heritage, KC Public Theatre, and more. Justin earned a BFA in Musical Theatre from the University of Central Missouri. When not performing, Justin runs his own small business - Tipsy Bard KC - where he hosts numerous role-playing events throughout the KC area.
With guest Beau Bledsoe, guitar
Beau Bledsoe performs and records classical music, jazz and folkloric music from around the world as he seeks to integrate different musical cultures with diverse audiences. Through his many varied projects and ensembles, Beau has toured extensively throughout Europe, Russia, South America and North America in addition to producing fifteen recordings under his recording label Tzigane. Beau is currently artistic director and founder of Ensemble Iberica which explores the music of Spain, Portugal and other areas of the world connected to the Iberian diaspora.
With guest Sascha Groschang, cello
Sascha Groschang, cellist, has performed extensively across the United States, Europe and Asia. She has appeared at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall numerous times, and gave her solo debut recital at Carnegie Hall in 2009. She has been a soloist and lecturer at the Thailand International Composition Festival, performed for the King of Malaysia with the Kuala Lumpur International Festival Orchestra, and traveled all across China on two tours with the Mantovani Pops Orchestra. She has shared the stage with artists such as Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, The Eagles, Vince Gill, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Michael Bublé, Peter Gabriel, Josh Groban, Sarah Mclachlan, Idina Menzel, Amy Grant and her recording credits include NBC, Atlantic, and Rhino Records.
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The Zhou B Art Center is a pioneering cultural institution dedicated to fostering artistic excellence, innovation, and inclusivity. Located in the 18th and Vine District, the center provides a dynamic platform for artists, patrons, and the community to engage with the arts. Its facilities include 45 studio spaces, 3 private event spaces, a sculpture garden and exhibition space. The Zhou B Art Center KC will feature a rotation of formal exhibitions to exhibit resident, local, national and international artists. The goal of this interdisciplinary arts building is to foster a vibrant community that extends beyond the arts by actively collaborating with the people of Kansas City through partnerships and a shared vision.
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The Zhou B Art Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to empowering artists and fostering a sustainable arts ecosystem by providing a supportive environment for learning, experimentation and the exploration of their creative spirit. The non-profit’s initiative towards inclusivity and accessibility can be seen with its various means of community outreach, partnerships, subsiding programs, and advocacy efforts.The center will serve as a bridge connecting local artists with regional and national art professionals acting as a beacon for artistic discovery and intercultural understanding. The generosity of donors and partners allows the Zhou B Art Foundation to further its mission to nurture a thriving arts community locally.
The Folly Theater presents: Helen Sung meets Bach Aria Soloists
This MUST-SEE concert event will feature sensational Guggenheim Fellow and award-winning jazz pianist/composer Helen Sung, performing the world premiere of Sung’s multi-movement fusion of jazz and classical music with Bach Aria Soloists, commissioned by BAS in honor of their 25th Anniversary!
With her background as a classical pianist and violinist, Ms. Sung’s new composition is inspired by J.S.Bach, incorporating jazz improvisation to produce a brilliant synthesis of jazz and classical. Ms. Sung will also collaborate with BAS on selections integrating jazz improvisation with timeless Bach master pieces, as well as jazz standards at the historic Folly Theater.
Tickets for this event available from The Folly Theater Box Office. Call 816-474-4444 or visit FollyTheater.org for tickets and more information.
Tickets can only be purchased directly from The Folly Theater. Subscribers should call The Folly Theater box office to purchase discounted $48 tickets with reserved priority seating for The Folly event.
Vesper Concerts presents: Bach Aria Soloists SPECTRUM
Vesper Concerts presents: Bach Aria Soloists SPECTRUM
Vesper Concerts provides the greater Omaha community with unique, memorable, and accessible music experiences that engage, educate, and inspire both patrons and performers.
Visit Vesper Concerts for more information.
Vesper Concerts provides the greater Omaha community with unique, memorable, and accessible music experiences that engage, educate, and inspire both patrons and performers.
Vesper Concerts began on September 25, 1988, with a single concert to dedicate the newly-installed Hutching-McFarland-Beaudry organ at Presbyterian Church of the Cross. A program of chamber music in what would become the Organ Vesper Series, then Vesper Concerts in 2011, was played by a group of Omaha musicians named for the occasion, The Organ Plus Chamber Players. In the thirty-one years that followed, Vesper Concerts has showcased local, national, and international talent, including nearly 250 concerts by hundreds of performers and many ensembles, both large and small.
Chamber Music is a vital part of the performing arts, as audiences look to make a personal connection with both musicians and their music and seek smaller venues for concerts. Vesper Concerts looks forward to presenting multi-disciplinary and diverse chamber music ensembles, offering new compositions, and making a connection to the Omaha community and beyond through music education and outreach. We look forward to the next thirty years.
BAS’ Annual Holiday Concert
Join Bach Aria Soloists for our beloved Holiday Concert in historic St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, with heartwarming music that includes soul-stirring arias from Bach, Handel and Rorem, plus traditional carols to sing along, and an uplifting Gospel favorite! Fill your holiday spirit with Bach Aria Soloists on Saturday, December 14, 2024 at 7:30 pm.
“Mellifluous baritone,” [San Francisco Classical Voice] Cameron J. Rolling makes his debut with BAS from the Detroit Opera!
Adults $40
Students $20
A message from Cameron J. Rolling
Baritone Cameron J. Rolling is increasingly recognized for his "mellifluous baritone" (Classical Voice San Francisco) in the fields of opera, oratorio, symphonic, and recital performance. This fall, he will be a resident artist with the Detroit Opera Company performing in Verdi’s La Traviata and covering in Mozart’s Così fan tutte as well as Central Park Five by Anthony Davis.
As a 2023 Young Artist at the prestigious Merola Opera Program, Cameron performed the role of Junius in Benjamin Britten’s The Rape of Lucretia. He will spend the summer of 2024 as a Young Artist for Glimmerglass Festival where he will sing the role of Sylvano in Cavalli’s La Calisto and cover the roles of Mr. Lister/Karl Marx/Voiceover/Solomon Weil/Witness #8 in Kevin Puts’ Elizabeth Cree. In November 2024, he will make his symphonic debut as the bass soloist for Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 with the Savannah Philharmonic.
Recent performances include the role of Guglielmo in Mozart’s Così fan tutte (UMKC Opera), bass soloist in Bach’s Jesu Meine Freude and Mendelssohn’s Elijah (UMKC), as well as bass
soloist in Handel’s Messiah (Spire Chamber Ensemble). He has also served as chorus master for Massenet’s Chérubin (UMKC Opera).
Cameron holds Master of Music degrees in Choral Conducting and Vocal Performance from University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory (UMKC) and a Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education with concentrations in voice and conducting from Mercer University. Cameron is from Waycross, Georgia.
Bach Unlocked featuring Dr. Christoph Wolff
BAS pays homage to our namesake with an all-BACH concert welcoming back the world’s preeminent scholar of Bach, Dr. Christoph Wolff, Founding Director of Leipzig Bach-Archiv and Adams University Professor Emeritus at Harvard.
Dr. Wolff will share his unparalleled perspective on the music and life of JS Bach with BAS performing Bach’s solo and chamber music masterpieces, highlighting their artistry and the sheer genius of Bach. This is a one-of-a-kind concert that can only be seen with Bach Aria Soloists!
Adults $40
Students $20
Elizabeth Suh Lane interviews Dr. Christoph Wolff
Dr. Wolff on studying Bach
Dr. Wolff on the relevance of Bach
Dr. Wolff on improvisation
With guest Dr. Paula Kosower, cello
Paula Kosower, cellist, is an active performer and teacher who frequently appears with numerous ensembles. In recent seasons she has performed with Fulcrum Point New Music Project, for the MusicNOW series at Chicago Symphony Center, the Chicago Philharmonic Chamber Music Series, the Dame Myra Hess concert series, the Wheaton College Artist Series, International Chamber Artists concerts, and programs on WFMT 98.7. She frequently serves as a substitute player in the cello sections of the Chicago Symphony and the Lyric Opera of Chicago. She is also a member of the contemporary ensemble Picosa, who presents a full season of concerts throughout the Chicago area.
Ms. Kosower teaches applied lessons, cello pedagogy and orchestra repertoire classes and is an adjunct faculty member at several universities in the Chicago area including Northwestern, DePaul, and North Park universities. She teaches private cello lessons for pre-college students at the Northwestern University Music Academy. During the summer season she performs for music festivals such as the Ravinia Festival, the Zenith Festival in Des Moines, Iowa, and the Midsummer’s Music Festival in Wisconsin. She also has taught at area chamber music camps organized by Midwest Young Artists, the Chicago Chamber Music Festival, and DePaul University. She received her B.M. and M.M. degree at Indiana University where she was a scholarship student and a graduate teaching assistant of Janos Starker. She received her D.M. degree at Northwestern University where she studied with Hans Jorgen-Jensen.
The Museum of Art + Light presents: First Impressions Gala
On Saturday, October 12, 2024, the Museum of Art + Light (MoA+L) will be hosting First Impressions Gala, the museum’s inaugural event.
This inaugural event will invite over 500 community members, artists, and collaborators to celebrate this major milestone and dedication of the first-ever contemporary art museum in Manhattan, Kansas. Bach Aria Soloists will perform!
Visit the Museum of Art + Light for more information.
The Museum of Art + Light’s mission is to bridge 21st century technology with the visual and performing arts to:
Incite positive emotion,
Cultivate meaningful connections,
Encourage artistic exploration, and
Spark innovation.
“We have been collecting major works of art for over four decades. Yet the truth is, one never feels they truly own great art. One is only a caretaker of it for a brief period. We believe art is meant to be shared. We had the idea to create an art museum for a long time. But we also knew that simply building a traditional art museum would not make the impact we wanted on the 21st century visitor—people who communicate, get their news, learn, and play on a plethora of technology devices, the museum had to be much more. It had to be a place where people from all walks of life, were totally immersed in an electrifying experience that was so captivating, it would cause them to want to engage in the artistic process, explore the meaning behind real works of art, and as a result expand their horizons, promising to elevate their quality of life. Developing the first contemporary art museum to blend immersive, digital, and physical artistic experiences under one roof from inception, we believe, will lead to cultural transformations yet unseen.”— Tracey H., & Robert L. DeBruyn & Ronald Bowman & Stanley E. Zukowfsky
Bach Aria Soloists' 25th Birthday BASH (Bach Aria Soloists Hausparty)
CELEBRATE 25 YEARS with BAS at the beautiful Guild KC and SUPPORT Bach Aria Soloists beyond 25! BAS welcomes back jazz pianist Roger Wilder. We will invite guest musicians to jam with us.
Enjoy signature cocktails with your friends. Indulge in delicious food from Local Seasons: “With locally grown and foraged ingredients. The best caterer in Kansas City!” exclaims Feast Magazine. Splurge on our Exclusive 2 Flash Auction items and Luxury Spirits Raffle [Springbank Campbeltown Malt Whisky 10YO, Blanton’s “world’s best Bourbon” Straight from the Barrel, and Dom Perignon vintage 2010!] all to raise funds and fun for Bach Aria Soloists. Click here to purchase raffle tickets.
Attire: Dress in the period of your Favorite Composer/or Black Tie welcome. Think Baroque, Classical, Romantic, 20th c. or Contemporary (today). A prize will be given for the Best Costume!
You only turn 25 once, friends. See you there!
$125 per person
BAS’ Annual Spring Concert
This joyous Spring finale to BAS' 24th Concert Season includes JS Bach's organ masterpiece Piece d'Orgue featuring BAS' organist/harpsichordist Elisa Williams Bickers, and the great sonatas from Beethoven, Mozart and Brahms. The master composers composed chamber music as a vital mode of expression, performance and social interaction. What could be better than to showcase these delightful sonatas and arias evoking spring!
Bach Aria Soloists at the Cayman Arts Festival - Featuring Rodney Marsalis!
Bach Aria Soloists is utterly thrilled that they have been invited, along with great friend and trumpet virtuoso Rodney Marsalis, to perform at the Cayman Arts Festival in the Caymans!
Bach Aria Soloists and Te Deum present: Salve Mundi Salutare ~ O Hail Salvation of the World
7:30 PM
Bach Aria Soloists and Te Deum Present: Salve Mundi Salutare - O Hail Salvation of the World | This is Bach Aria Soloists' debut collaboration with Te Deum Chamber Choir. We are ecstatic about performing these sacred gems by Bach and Buxtehude for the first time with Te Deum. Salve Mundi Salutare, is explored, longed for, and celebrated in unique ways in the three pieces on this program
Women of Note in Words and Song presented by the Midwest Trust Center
Women of Note in Word and Song November 11, 8:00 PM
Featuring trailblazing women composers through the ages and the formidable women in Shakespeare’s most beloved plays. | This collaborative, script in hand performance brings together the Bach Aria Soloists with the Heart of America Shakespeare Festival for an all-women tour-de-force! Riveting scenes from Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” “As You Like it,” “King Lear,” “Hamlet,” “A Midsummer Night's Dream,” “Taming of the Shrew,” “Twelfth Night,” “Othello” and “Merry Wives of Windsor,” paired with the extraordinary music of the following pioneers, a true fête for women!
BAS’ Annual Holiday Concert
Annual Holiday Concert December 9, 7:30 p.m. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Guest vocalist Lindsey Lang
The beloved Annual Holiday Concert is a highlight for BAS fans each December. The beautiful sounds of the season with intimate chamber music arrangements by the Bach Aria Soloists warms the heart and soothes the soul. Lindsey Lang, guest vocalist, join BAS.
DIALOGUE
DIALOGUE is set in artist Peregrine Honig's historic Greenwood Social Hall. Guests will be welcomed with adult libations and small bites. BAS will showcase stunning dialogues by master composers Monteverdi, Bach, Holst, Handel, and Prangcharoen-who composed two extraordinary works for Bach Aria Soloists. Each patron attending DIALOGUE will receive a one-of-a-kind, limited edition poster by Honig!
POSTPONED - Annual BAS at the Park 2023
Annual BAS at the Park September 24, 12 p.m. Loose Park Rose Garden FREE Opening Concert, Registration required www.bachariasoloists.com [Sep 25, rain date]
In this FREE outdoor season-opener, hear the splendid music of Vivaldi, Couperin, Piazzolla, Piaf, and much more performed by the consummate artists of the Bach Aria Soloists amidst Kansas City’s fragrant roses. Bring comfortable seating and your favorite beverage, all music lovers!
An Evening of Fierce Women
Join us for an evening of fierce women in music and painting. Just as Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi chose to tell the story of the brave Judith, period composers Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, Barbara Strozzi, and Hildegard von Bingen also drew inspiration from women throughout history, immortalizing their stories in music.
Performed by Bach Aria Soloists: Founder/Artistic Director Elizabeth Suh Lane, Soprano Sarah Tannehill Anderson, Harpsichord Elisa Williams Bickers and featuring commentary by the senior Curator of European Arts Aimee Marcereau DeGalan, this evening will unite music and painting and celebrate the drama and splendor of the Baroque.
Handel in Love - Season 23
"Händel is the only person I would wish to see before I die, and the only person I would wish to be, were I not Bach."
– J.S. Bach
In this program, hear heavenly and exhilarating arias by the one and only Georg Friederich Händel, which illuminate the range of emotions we all experience. Featuring BAS’ sparkling, Grammy-winning soprano, Sarah Tannehill Anderson!
Record Revelry - Season 23
A party to celebrate the release of BAS’ newest recording Le Dolce Sirene on the Reference Recording label!
Imbibe and indulge all the senses with your favorite chamber music ensemble as we celebrate by sharing classic tracks from BAS’ latest record, spotlighting each one of our brilliant Soloists through BAS’ signature arrangements. We’ll give you sublime music, refreshing drinks, and delicious hors-d'oeuvres. You bring the cheer!
Women of Note in Shakespeare and Song - Season 23
Women of Note in Shakespeare and Song November 12, 7:00 p.m.
BAS partners once again with the Heart of America Shakespeare Festival for an all women program highlighting trailblazing women composers through the ages and the formidable women in some of Shakespeare’s most renowned plays, performed by our all-star female cast. This event is sold out.
BAS' October HAUSKONZERT
BAS’ October HAUSKONZERT October 15, Two performances* 5 p.m. OR 7:15 p.m. Joint Reception 6:10 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.Zumsteg-Linville home, Historic Northeast neighborhood
Bach and Schubert believed the home to be the ideal setting for chamber music. Bach Aria Soloists’ Hauskonzert lives up to its twenty-year tradition with an intimate performance in the stunning Zumsteg-Linville home along the Missouri River bluffs of Kansas City. Mingle with friends and enjoy a delightful reception in the west garden to complete this perfect evening.
*NOTE: Select one performance time. Once capacity of 60 is reached, the remaining patrons will be given the option of the other performance. A Joint Reception will take place in the garden6:10 pm-7:00 pm
Annual BAS at the Park - Season 23
Annual BAS at the Park September 24, 12 p.m. Loose Park Rose Garden FREE Opening Concert, Registration required www.bachariasoloists.com [Sep 25, rain date]
In this FREE outdoor season-opener, hear the splendid music of Vivaldi, Couperin, Piazzolla, Piaf, and much more performed by the consummate artists of the Bach Aria Soloists amidst Kansas City’s fragrant roses. Bring comfortable seating and your favorite beverage, all music lovers!
Thailand International Composition Festival
BAS goes global! The Bach Aria Soloists has been selected as Artist in Residence at the 2022 Thailand International Composition Festival—the country’s foremost music festival featuring world-class composers and musicians who bring contemporary music to Southeast Asia. TICF’s founder, Narong Prangcharoen (winner of the Guggenheim Fellowship and Charles Ives Award), chose the Bach Aria Soloists to premiere his newest composition at the Festival along with a full concert of Baroque and Contemporary masterworks.
BAS Presents: An Evening with Rodney Marsalis
Alas, this MUST SEE concert presents famed trumpeter Rodney Marsalis from the legendary Marsalis family for a special Kansas City collaboration made for our BAS community!
“No one plays absolutely beautifully all the time…unless you’re my cousin Rodney.” – Wynton Marsalis
From Bach to Bernstein, this concert effortlessly mixes the classics with the contemporary, invigorated by the excitement and artistry that Marsalis and BAS bring to center stage! Marsalis’ virtuosity has been enthusiastically hailed around the globe.
Bach in the Subways
HAPPY 337th BIRTHDAY to our namesake JS BACH! Bach Aria Soloists honors Bach at every concert, but for his birthday, the whole globe remembers Bach through the Bach in the Subways movement. Elizabeth Suh Lane and Jeff Harshbarger will perform for Kansas City and our region’s only #bachinthesubways performance at Union Station Saturday March 26, 1 p.m.
BAS & Wylliams-Henry Contemporary Dance Company
These two critically- acclaimed ensembles join forces with the exquisite music of Bach, Monteverdi, O’Connor and contemporary dance for a scintillating visual and aural experience!
BAS’ Annual Holiday Concert
BAS’ Annual Holiday Concert has become a beloved favorite of the season with glorious arias by Bach, Mozart, Handel, plus, traditional carols. Joining soprano Sarah Tannehill Anderson is the golden bass voice of Gabriel Lewis O’Connor, making his debut with Bach Aria Soloists!
Beautiful St. Paul’s Episcopal Church welcomes BAS patrons back in person and we can’t wait to see you! Safety is a top priority, Masks Required for all BAS Concerts indoors.
Notes & Letters
Celebrated as masters, Bach, Mozart, Brahms, Clara Schumann and Hindemith defined the Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Contemporary eras and are amongst the most performed composers today. Beyond exploring their collective musical genius, BAS’ Notes & Letters will dive into the personal lives of these famous composers, revealing insight into the thoughts and emotions that influenced their brilliant music.
Featuring actor Justin Barron, join Bach Aria Soloists, guest pianist Sora Park, guest actor Alisa Lynn as Clara for just under an hour of grand music enriched by letters and storytelling directly from the master composers.
Bach Inspired
“JS Bach, a benevolent god to which all musicians should offer a prayer to defend themselves against mediocrity…” Debussy
Maestro J.S. inspired countless great composers throughout history. In this concert, BAS performs composers whom Bach inspired and JS Bach classics we love.
Musical Feast
This exclusive Musical Feast brings together two Kansas City gems: The culinary acumen of The Restaurant at 1900–Executive Chef Linda Duerr; Master Sommelier Doug Frost–and the critically acclaimed Bach Aria Soloists for a supremely tantalizing global tour to Korea, Argentina, Italy and France. Savor their cuisine AND glorious music!
BAS at the Park
Bach Aria Soloists launches SEASON 22 with our FREE Annual Park Concert in our city’s Rose Garden jewel at Loose Park! From Bach to Broadway, bask in the lyricism of KC’s premier chamber ensemble in this fun concert for our community in person! Bring your chair/blanket & favorite beverage.
BAS’ Virtual Holiday Concert
A beloved favorite of the season, Bach Aria Soloists invites you to rejoice in our holiday concert that includes joyous seasonal music by Bach, Vivaldi, Handel, Daquin, plus, traditional carols.
Notes & Letters
Celebrated as masters, Bach, Mozart, Brahms and Clara Schumann defined the baroque, classical and romantic eras and are amongst the most performed composers today. Beyond exploring their collective musical genius, BAS’ Notes & Letters will dive into the personal lives of these famous composers, revealing insight into the thoughts and emotions that influenced their brilliant music.
Featuring actor Justin Barron, join Bach Aria Soloists and guest pianist Sora Park for an hour of grand music enriched by letters and storytelling directly from the master composers.
Neighborhood Garden Concert
A happy hour soiree teeming with romance and French music on the lawn overlooking Kansas City’s downtown skyline. This intimate garden gathering will stimulate the senses with fresh air, a cool October breeze, and gorgeous music—the makings of another memorable BAS evening!
BAS is Missouri ArtSafe Certified
These unprecedented times have helped us to realize the importance of adapting to the current health crisis. Bach Aria Soloists has risen to the challenge of finding alternative ways to bring chamber music to you. The safety of you and our musicians is of utmost importance to us. We created Virtual House Music Experiments at home when safety regulations demanded; outdoor Neighborhood Concerts in summer to bring chamber music safely to our friends while employing our musicians.
This fluid situation can change from week to week. BAS has carefully considered our upcoming 2020-2021 Hybrid Concert series during the pandemic. We are committed to delivering dynamic, yet safe performances OUTDOORS, in HUGE indoor venues that adhere to appropriate safety guidelines, or, as a VIRTUAL Concert that you can enjoy from your home.