Calendar

Sights and Sounds Concert Series

Mélange

Sunday, February 3 | 2 pm

Mélange, meaning “an eclectic mix,” changes the rules of chamber music performance. Each audience member has the chance to select the ensemble’s next piece from its rich...

Dance Workshop: Rodin in Movement (Adults)

Saturday, February 16 | 10 am

Choreographers Murielle Elizéon and Tommy Noonan share the creative process behind "Je suis belle," a dance piece commissioned by the NCMA in 2017. The workshop begins with...

Dance Workshop: Rodin in Movement (Teens)

Saturday, February 16 | 2 pm

Choreographers Murielle Elizéon and Tommy Noonan share the creative process behind "Je suis belle," a dance piece commissioned by the NCMA in 2017. The workshop begins with...

Sights and Sounds Concert Series

Sights and Sounds Concert Series: Quartet for the End of Time

Sunday, March 3 | 2 pm

Members of the Charlotte Symphony perform Olivier Messiaen’s epic wartime Quartet for the End of Time. Endlessly deep and filled with haunting passages, the work has been...

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Benjamin Beilman, Violin, and Andrew Tyson, Piano

Sunday, April 7 | 2 pm

When violinist Benjamin Beilman and pianist Andrew Tyson perform together, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. These prodigious young talents—who met as...

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William “Mac” Nelson, Guitar

Sunday, April 28 | 2 pm

Acclaimed classical guitarist and educator William “Mac” Nelson presents a program of music by 19th- and 20th- century composers in the Western tradition who have used the...

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Olga Kleiankina, Piano, with Projections and Images by Emil Polyak

Sunday, May 5 | 2 pm

Worlds collide as chamber music, the cosmos, and technology create a special performance featuring pianist Olga Kleiankina. Projections of the cosmos, designed by North...

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Solomon Eichner, Piano, Brian Reagin, Violin, and Bonnie Thron, Cello

Sunday, May 12 | 2 pm

Pianist Solomon Eichner is joined by Brian Reagin, concertmaster of the North Carolina Symphony, and Bonnie Thron, principal cellist for the North Carolina Symphony, in a...