Live! At 10th and G: Chamber Series
Presented by the Friday Morning Music Club of Washington, DC, this program will include Jennifer Higdon’s Sonata for Clarinet and Piano featuring Karin Caifa, clarinet and Elizabeth G. Hill, piano. …
Sunday Afternoon Concert Series
Harford Community College’s Sunday Afternoon Concert Series presents Meghan Shanley Alger, flute, and Elizabeth G. Hill, piano. Works by Beeftink, Brouwer, Coleman, Harberg, Kirkland Snider, & Vine. Ticket information coming …
The Friday Noon Series: Chiquita Blues
The Arts Club of Washington’s Friday Noon Concert Series presents “Chiquita Blues” a celebration of Cuban Classical composers featuring works for flute, cello, and piano by Paquito D’Rivera, Leo Brouwer, …
Atlas Intersections presents: Our Hospitality
Come see Buster Keaton’s first masterpiece, the hilarious story of a Romeo who meets his Juliet only to discover a family feud and future in-laws who want him dead. A …
with National Philharmonic: Dvořák Symphony No. 7
National Philharmonic joins forces with dynamic guest conductor Jeri Lynne Johnson for Valerie Coleman’s Phenomenal Women and Dvořák’s Symphony No. 7. Phenomenal Women draws inspiration from Maya Angelou’s poem and …
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Tuesday Concert Series (Washington, DC)
The Church of the Epiphany, Tuesday Concert Series presents Sandy Choi, violin, and Elizabeth G. Hill, piano, in a recital in celebration of Black History Month. This program will feature …
Colour of Music Festival (Charleston)
Elizabeth G. Hill returns as a featured guest artist to the Colour of Music Festival Feb. 6-10, 2024, in Charleston, South Carolina: Michael Jorgensen, violin & Elizabeth G. Hill, piano: …
Balance Campaign at CUA
Balance Campaign returns to Catholic University of America’s Rome School of Music as their Ensemble-in-Residence to premiere seven new works by student composers for pierrot ensemble and voice.
Meraki at Furman University
Meraki returns to Furman University, to perform works by Carlos Guastavino, Amanda Harberg, and Jessie Montgomery.
History Film Forum presents: Our Hospitality
The History Film Forum presents Our Hospitality (1923) as it turns 100 years old. Come see Buster Keaton’s first masterpiece, the hilarious story of a Romeo who meets his Juliet …