Bach Virtuosi Festival: The Goldberg Variations
Harpsichordist Arthur Haas performs The Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 by J.S. Bach.

Harpsichordist Arthur Haas performs The Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 by J.S. Bach.
Bach’s Six Brandenburgs. Each concerto, unique in color, character, and instrumentation, shows Bach at his most joyful, inventive, and bold — from hunting horns and harpsichord fireworks to shimmering strings and virtuosic winds — in one thrilling sweep.
Handel’s London was alive with musical innovation, shaped by his own genius and a rich circle of Baroque composers, blending Italian brilliance with English tradition. This program explores the vibrant soundscape of 18th-century London alongside projections evoking London's historic architecture.
The Sebastians' 2025–26 season begins with Inner Riches, featuring works by Rosenmüller, Biber, Schmelzer, and Erlebach. Presented with projections and alongside handmade works by NYC-based fiber artists, the program draws connections between sound and textile.
Rosettes. What is more enjoyable than hearing a lute song? Perhaps quartets of singers and lutes joining together in song! TENET presents an unforgettable program highlighting the magical combination of voices and lutes in varied combinations.
An Afternoon of Dancing. Dance with eight members of New York Baroque Dance Company and learn a waltz. Be entertained by the demonstrations. Costumes admired but not required. Bring a friend or the whole family!
Sonnets & Sonatas. Founders and Artistic Directors Daniel Lee and Jeffrey Grossman, along with a special guest actor, present a captivating program that pairs Bach’s masterful sonatas for violin and harpsichord with the timeless beauty of Shakespearean sonnets.