House of Time

Vivaldi Concerto Festival 

featuring guests, Krista Bennion Feeney, Stephen Schultz, Aniela Eddy, Carmen Johnson-Pajaro

September 24th at 7:30pm EST 

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church @3West 65th St NYC.
 

Don't miss our popular annual Vivaldi Concerto Fest! Our season opener is filled with the Red Priest's endlessly inventive and virtuosic works played by a star studded cast including four fabulous guest soloists: Orchestra of St. Luke's concertmaster Christa Bennion-Feeney, Philharmonia principal flutist Stephen Schultz, and recent Juilliard graduates Carmen Pajaro-Johnson, and Aniela Eddy

The Royal Strings

French Baroque featuring two violas da gamba, Adam Young and Matt Zucker

October 27th, 2022 at 7:30pm EST

The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens @128 Pinehurst Ave. NYC

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With a haunting tone and a range large enough to play bass lines as well as chords and treble melodies, it is a wonder the viola da gamba ever went away. At the turn of the 18th century the instrument was the favorite of French royalty, and its repertoire was perhaps the most sophisticated music of the age. Two gambas take center stage, and the splendor of the court shines through in this program of French delights featuring Matt Zucker and Adam Young on works by Marais as well as Couperin's "L'Imperiale" and his unpublished, and rarely performed "La Sultane".

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An Ode to Music:

Handel, Hendrix, and a Very Special House with guest soprano, Clara Rottsolk

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November 5th at 7:30pm and 6th at 3pm EST, 2022

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens 
 

For the last three decades of his life, Handel lived in the same house in London, where he composed a long string of masterpieces. Centuries later, in the late 1960's, the brilliant guitarist Jimi Hendrix also lived there. Baroque meets rock as we celebrate this odd coincidence with selections from "Ode to St. Cecilia", Handel's love letter to music, "Terpsichore", his love letter to dance, and a couple of songs by the man who reinvented the guitar. Is there any common ground between these very different geniuses? Come find out for yourself, as star soprano Clara Rottsolk joins House of Time to push baroque instruments in a new direction.

Bach by Candlelight I

featuring solos by House of Time members

January 13th and 14th at 7:30pm EST 

The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
 

What better way to warm up a cold winter night than the kaleidoscopic mastery of Bach performed by House of Time under soothing candlelight? Take a breather with intimate works for solo harpsichord, cello, and oboe, as well as the E major sonata for violin and harpsichord, and a trio sonata for the whole ensemble, a House of Time specialty!

Bach by Candlelight II

featuring solos by House of Time members

February 3rd and 4th at 7:30pm EST 

The Lounge at Hudson View Gardens and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
 

The second installment of Candlelight Bach features works from the "Well-Tempered Clavier", the sonata in G minor for oboe and harpsichord, the thrilling and beloved trio sonata in G, best known in its later reworking for viola da gamba, and the monumental Ciaccona for violin.

Angels and Demons

featuring Tartini, Biber, Vivaldi, Corelli

April 27th, 2023 at 7:30pm EST 

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church @ 3 West 65th St. NYC
 

Angelic inspiration and demonic possession take turns driving some of the most dramatic works of the Baroque. Tartini claimed that his fiendish "Devil's Trill Sonata" was played to him by the devil himself sitting at the foot of his bed, while Biber's "Passacaglia" depicts the protection of a guardian angel. In Vivaldi's "Damnation Sonata" the oboe becomes a wayward soul dragged down to hell. Trios by Arcangelo Corelli, and Marin Marais, who "played like an angel" contrast with works by Antoine Forqueray, who "played like a demon". Don't miss House of Time's exploration of these mythic extremes in baroque music, capped by a special edition of La Folia (The Madness of Spain)