Classical Music in Queens worth going out for.

Quintet of the Americas Concert

November 18 at 1pm

Queens Public Library Langston Hughes · Corona

The Quintet of the Americas brings tango to Queens with guest pianist Polly Ferman and bandoneonist Daniel Binelli. A free afternoon of Latin American music in a neighborhood library that doubles as a cultural hub.

CHIAROSCURO | Finding Light in Darkness

February 5 at 7:30pm

The Episcopal Mission in Sunnyside · LIC

Seventeenth-century music by Italian women composers and projected paintings by contemporary female artists fill this meditation on light and shadow at The Episcopal Mission in Sunnyside, featuring soprano Elisse Albian, violinist Rebecca Scout Nelson, and lutenist Daniel Swenberg.

CANTIGAS: Songs of Mystic Spain

March 14 at 5pm

Trinity Lutheran Church · Astoria

Step into the sound of 13th-century Iberia where Christian, Jewish, and Muslim musicians once shared a royal court. The Boston Camerata brings King Alfonso the Wise's haunting songs to life on period instruments in a candlelit church setting.

One, Two, Three, Four! - An Interactive Concert for Kids

April 3 at 4pm

The Church-in-the-Gardens · Forest Hills • Free

Four string instruments blend their sounds together at The Church-in-the-Gardens for a sixty-minute interactive concert introducing young audiences to music-making through teaching artist hosts and guest performers.

BROWNING | Her Leaves be Green

April 23 at 7:30pm

The Episcopal Mission in Sunnyside · LIC

Inspired by a seventeenth-century tune known as Browning, Madame, Repast presents an ode to springtime featuring pastoral watercolors by Dutch artist Gesina ter Borch and music by Byrd, Dowland, and Ravenscroft.

Living American Composers [Concert]

Church In the Gardens · Forest Hills

Two world premieres anchor this free concert celebrating living American composers. Expect contemporary classical works ranging from folk-inspired pieces to New Orleans jazz tributes in a gorgeous Forest Hills sanctuary.