Performance Posts

we’re giving mahaloJazz (Alison + Robbie + Beverly) an opportunity to spread its wings in celebration of April doors open at 6:00p for schmoozing with everyone; performance will begin at 6:30p a suggested offering of $20-$25 will be gratefully received at the gathering studio events are generally email and word-of-mouth invitation-only. visit the Say Hey […]

Updated to correct venue – originally posted as being in Duke Chapel but is in Baldwin Auditorium on the Duke East Campus. Music from the Italian and German seventeenth century: the musical laments of Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643) and Matthias Weckmann (ca.1616-1674). Featuring the North Carolina Consort of Viols (led by Brent Wissick); Rosa Lamoreaux, soprano;

Members of the North Carolina Consort of Viols join the Duke Vespers Choir for this service.

When Felix Mendelssohn’s grandmother presented the young composer with a manuscript copy of Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, it had a profound effect on him, and he set about preparing a performance of the work, which took place in Berlin in 1829. This was the first time St. Matthew Passion had been performed in 100 years,

Mahalo Jazz – Alison Weiner, Robbie Link, and Carter Minor – jazz standards and original tunes mahalo (as in “ma” like in ma and pa “ha” rhymes with ma, “lo” as in how low can you go) means more than “thank you” in Hawaiian; it is an expression of deep gratitude. It is this spirit

Bach Cantata Series: Both Sides of Bach (Nasher Museum of Art) Duke Chapel is pleased to partner with the Nasher Museum to present Both Sides of Bach, the final concert in this season’s Bach Cantata Series. The program includes two of J.S. Bach’s secular Cantatas: the delightful Coffee Cantata, Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht (BWV 211), and Cantata 213, Laßt