Upcoming Concert

Benefit Gala

Wednesday, September 23 at 7:30 pm

Private residence, Tribeca

What’s the hook?

Enjoy some great music, accompanied by delicious food and drinks, in the intimate setting of a gorgeous Tribeca apartment! Our most significant fundraiser of the season will feature piano trios by Rachmaninov and Mozart, as well as a final work of last season’s composer in residence, Clarice Assad. Show your support for the continued commitment to excellent programming and performance, and have a good time while you’re here!

Reserve Tickets Here

Concert Program

Clarice Assad, The Last Song

Sergei Rachmaninov, Trio Elegiaque no. 1

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Piano Trio in E Major, K.542

W

Artists

Kae Nakano, violin

Benjamin Larsen, cello

Fifi Zhang, piano

Cafe Music

Sunday, October 4 at 3 pm

139 St. John’s Place, Park Slope

What’s the hook?

Allow yourself to be taken to London, back home to New York, then off Switzerland, and finally to a cocktail lounge in Minneapolis, in this musical odyssey! You’ll get warmed up with the sonorous melodies of Vaughan Williams, followed by the varied characters of Wilson’s Three Interludes; then the virtuosic interplay of Martinu, culminating in the jazzy, playful Cafe Music of Paul Schoenfield!

Reserve Tickets Here

Concert Program

Ralph Vaughan-Williams, Six Studies in English Folk Song (10’)

Richard Wilson, Three Interludes (5’)

Bohuslav Martinu, Duo no. 2 for violin and cello (12’)

Paul Schoenfield, Cafe Music (17’)

Artists

Kae Nakano, violin

Benjamin Larsen, cello

Hyungjin Choi, piano

Location

Concerts on the Slope is a monthly concert series performed at:

St. John's Episcopal Church
139 St. John's Place
Brooklyn, New York,  11217

Directions

139 St. John’s Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Subway Directions

Take the Q train to Seventh Avenue Station. Exit on the South side to Flatbush Avenue. Walk a half block to Seventh Avenue, then take a left and walk two short blocks to St. John's Place. Turn right and the Church is on your right.

Take the 2 or 3 train to Grand Army Plaza. Exit on the South Side to St. John’s Place. Walk along St. John's Place one block to Seventh Avenue. Cross the street and the Church is on the right.

Bus Directions

St. John's is also convenient to the Flatbush 41 and the Seventh Avenue 67 and 69 Buses.