Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionMorningside Heights
Late Medieval frescoes glow on the walls of this stunning Manhattan Valley church. Beyond the art, it's a remarkably welcoming community hub where choirs soar and concert acoustics are legendary.
Tips
October 4 at 5pm
Step into a candlelit church for a Baroque retelling of the Venus and Adonis myth. This rare program weaves 1700s Latin American instrumental music with spoken excerpts from the first opera ever performed in the Americas: a haunting, romantic journey through love, jealousy, and tragedy.
November 8 at 5pm
Step into the "Orpheus of his age" at this tribute to Arcangelo Corelli, the Baroque master buried in Rome's Pantheon. The Helicon Ensemble makes its New York debut with concertos and sonatas by Handel, Geminiani, and Corelli's own disciples in a church celebrated for sublime acoustics.
December 13 at 5pm
Musica Antiqua Latina makes their American debut with Spanish-Italian Renaissance repertoire in the superb acoustics of Corpus Christi Church. Voices and period instruments bring 16th-century Rome to life in an hour of music that feels surprisingly contemporary.
Morningside Heights
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionLate Medieval frescoes glow on the walls of this stunning Manhattan Valley church. Beyond the art, it's a remarkably welcoming community hub where choirs soar and concert acoustics are legendary.
Tips
October 4 at 5pm
Step into a candlelit church for a Baroque retelling of the Venus and Adonis myth. This rare program weaves 1700s Latin American instrumental music with spoken excerpts from the first opera ever performed in the Americas: a haunting, romantic journey through love, jealousy, and tragedy.
November 8 at 5pm
Step into the "Orpheus of his age" at this tribute to Arcangelo Corelli, the Baroque master buried in Rome's Pantheon. The Helicon Ensemble makes its New York debut with concertos and sonatas by Handel, Geminiani, and Corelli's own disciples in a church celebrated for sublime acoustics.
December 13 at 5pm
Musica Antiqua Latina makes their American debut with Spanish-Italian Renaissance repertoire in the superb acoustics of Corpus Christi Church. Voices and period instruments bring 16th-century Rome to life in an hour of music that feels surprisingly contemporary.