“The Haydn Brothers”, directed by Dame Jane Glover

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Hambly & Hambly open their physical Christmas exhibition ‘HARK!’ Sunday December 5th from 2pm at Dunbar House, Enniskillen.

This exhibition will feature a selection of new collections by artists Hambly & Hambly, as well as a special Gift Room with 200 pieces under £ 200.

Following the opening of the exhibition “Imagine Christmas”, a virtual group exhibition curated by a newcomer to the Hambly & Hambly curatorial team, Rikki van den Berg will be launched via all Hambly & Hambly virtual platforms on Monday 6 December.

“We look forward to a festive and sparkling art wonderland, both physical and virtual, and to develop our communities of artists and art lovers by making art accessible to everyone, whoever job function email database whatever and wherever you are, ”Ciara said.

Tickets: $ 25- $ 95. For tickets or more information, including COVID-19 protocol updates, visit baroque.org.

May 8-9
7:30 p.m. Sunday May 8, The North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, Ill.
7:30 p.m. Monday May 9, The Harris Theater in Millennium Park, 205 E. Randolph Dr., Chicago

The Haydn musical brothers were no strangers to sibling rivalry. Joseph traveled in sophisticated musical circles in Esterházy; Michael moved to Salzburg where he befriended the Mozart family. Glover leads a celebration of each man’s unique art. Among the works presented are the Symphony No.26 by Michael Haydn until 1907, believed to be by Mozart and Joseph haydnThe “Mass of Creation”, declared one of his contemporaries, “the greatest work of a very great man”. With Heidi stober (soprano), Meg Bragle (mezzo-soprano), Michael St. Peter (tenor) and Tyler Duncan (baritone).