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Vivaldi Concerto Festival 2026. House of Time regulars are joined by violinists Isabelle Lee, Epongue Ekille, and Eliana Estrada. The Red Priest’s endlessly inventive works are sure to provide another unforgettable evening of passion and virtuosity.
Circle of Life. Spectacular soprano Ah Young Hong joins House of Time to weave a rich musical tapestry following the course of a woman’s life: childbirth, adolescent pangs of love, marriage, the wisdom of old age, and the end of life are all vividly depicted through music by Biber, Strozzi, Purcell, Handel, and Bach.
Circle of Life. Spectacular soprano Ah Young Hong joins House of Time to weave a rich musical tapestry following the course of a woman’s life: childbirth, adolescent pangs of love, marriage, the wisdom of old age, and the end of life are all vividly depicted through music by Biber, Strozzi, Purcell, Handel, and Bach.
We ring in the New Year with Best of the Brandenburgs, featuring House of Time's own harpsichordist Elliot Figg and his partner in crime Caitlyn Koester. One keyboard becomes a whole orchestra in an exploration of arrangements of the beloved concertos. Six Brandenburgs, four hands, and one harpsichord!
The ever popular Bach by Candlelight series offering a contemplative approach to the music of the great master, J.S. Bach, featuring House of Time’s signature versions of his eternal classics under soothing candlelight.
The ever popular Bach by Candlelight series offering a contemplative approach to the music of the great master, J.S. Bach, featuring House of Time’s signature versions of his eternal classics under soothing candlelight.
Style Wars: A Musical Rivalry gets Serious traces the decades-long history of the musical rivalry between French and Italian musical styles that chipped away at the power of the aristocracy and still lingered in Mozart’s time, from the controversial first performances of Corelli’s music in Paris to Rameau’s operatic reform.
Style Wars: A Musical Rivalry gets Serious traces the decades-long history of the musical rivalry between French and Italian musical styles that chipped away at the power of the aristocracy and still lingered in Mozart’s time, from the controversial first performances of Corelli’s music in Paris to Rameau’s operatic reform.