Horizon Ensemble: Stronger Together

"And no one exists alone..." Join the Horizon Ensemble in our first concert of the new year! In Stronger Together, we show the power of music to build community. Join us on Sunday, February 8 at 3:00 PM in the Church of the Covenant at 67 Newbury Street. First, we'll premiere colorful new works by our friends: Five Imagined Dances by Gaston Gosselin and Lustmord by Veronica Kao. Next, we'll hear Southern Harmony by American composer Ulysses Kay, inspired by American folk songs. Finally, we'll play the beloved Enigma Variations by Edward Elgar, a celebration of musical mystery and friendship. We'll be testing a special bit of audience participation on this concert. You'll get to vote on an encore! We can't wait to know what music you want to hear one more time. This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with suggested donation of $25. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This concert is wheelchair-accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register online on <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/horizon-ensemble-stronger-together-tickets-1980235725361">our Eventbrite page</a>: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/horizon-ensemble-stronger-together-tickets-1980235725361">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1980235725361</a>&nbsp; If you can't make it in person, there will be a<a href="https://youtube.com/live/Kpina6oRbrA"> YouTube livestream</a>: <a href="https://youtube.com/live/Kpina6oRbrA">https://youtube.com/live/Kpina6oRbrA</a> See you soon! Program Gaston Gosselin: Five Imagined Dances (2026 - world premiere!) Veronica Kao: Lustmord (2025 - world premiere!) Ulysses Kay: Southern Harmony (1976) Edward Elgar: Enigma Variations (1899)

Church of the Covenant 

Horizon Ensemble: Visions of Youth 

"And as I was green and carefree..." The Horizon Ensemble has always been proud to present music by young local composers. In&nbsp;Visions of Youth, let's celebrate our young composer friends and historical composers in their early days! Join us on&nbsp;Sunday, November 9&nbsp;at&nbsp;3:00 PM&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Church of the Covenant on 67 Newbury Street&nbsp;in Back Bay for a wacky, vibrant show. We'll start with the passionate&nbsp;Ballade&nbsp;by British composer&nbsp;Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. Then, Luciano Lopez Parnetti's Quansoo conjures a beach of Martha's Vineyard through Latin rhythms and minimalist textures. In&nbsp;h.a.g.s., countess báthory :),&nbsp;reinier potgieter&nbsp;commemorates a mythically bloodthirsty Hungarian countess through quiet, subtle gestures. We find our way through&nbsp;Stella G. Gitelman Willoughby's&nbsp;Clouds of Disbelief, free-flowing and floating. Finally, we'll play&nbsp;Modest Mussorgsky's wild&nbsp;Night on Bald Mountain, in its rare original version. Clouds of Disbelief will feature a special appearance by the&nbsp;Janelle Gilchrist Dance Troupe. After the concert, we'll invite our three composer friends for&nbsp;Our Visions of Youth, a group conversation about life as a composer in the modern era. This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with suggested donation of $25. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This concert is wheelchair-accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register on Eventbrite:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/horizon-ensemble-visions-of-youth-tickets-1809811297309">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/horizon-ensemble-visions-of-youth-tickets-1809811297309</a> If you can't make it in person, there will be a YouTube livestream:&nbsp;<a href="https://youtube.com/live/axsY2hL6AsA">https://youtube.com/live/axsY2hL6AsA</a> See you soon!

Church of the Covenant

Horizon Ensemble: Rediscoveries

A free concert of orchestral music old and new, rediscovering melodies &amp; styles of the past. With Camille Saint-Saëns's Organ Symphony!

Horizon Ensemble: Summer Winds

Summer is here! It's the perfect season to listen to some lovely tunes outdoors. Join the Horizon Ensemble for our first outdoor performances, featuring our wind and brass musicians! There will be 2 performances: Saturday, July 26 at 1 PM at the Worcester St. Farm &amp; Flea Market, 725 Tremont St Sunday, July 27 at 2 PM on the sidewalk of Open Newbury Street, 67 Newbury St If it rains on Sunday, July 27, the concert will happen in the indoors of the Church of the Covenant on 67 Newbury Street. We'll begin with Gordon Jacob's bright-hearted Old Wine in New Bottles, featuring British folk tunes cast in a 20th-century fashion. Next is the second performance of the Serenade for Winds by four Horizon Ensemble composers, each of whom wrote one movement back in summer 2023. We'll finish with Antonín Dvořák's lyrical, dancing Serenade for Winds! We're excited to be collaborating with the Worcester St. Farm &amp; Flea Market and the Church of the Covenant, both of whom have kindly allowed us to perform in their outdoor spaces. Come enjoy some windy tunes together! This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. Program Gordon Jacob - Old Wine in New Bottles Julian Gau, Enrique Hernández de Tejada III, Brian Daniel Ross, Amber Mofan Dai - Serenade for Winds Antonín Dvořák - Serenade for Winds

Church of the Covenant (outdoor sidewalk)

Summer is here! It's the perfect season to listen to some lovely tunes outdoors. Join the Horizon Ensemble for our first outdoor performances, featuring our wind and brass musicians! There will be 2 performances: Saturday, July 26 at 1 PM&nbsp;at the&nbsp;Worcester St. Farm &amp; Flea Market, 725 Tremont St Sunday, July 27 at 2 PM&nbsp;on the sidewalk of&nbsp;Open Newbury Street, 67 Newbury St We'll begin with&nbsp;Gordon Jacob's bright-hearted&nbsp;Old Wine in New Bottles, featuring British folk tunes cast in a 20th-century fashion. Next is the second performance of the&nbsp;Serenade for Winds&nbsp;by four Horizon Ensemble composers, each of whom wrote one movement back in summer 2023. We'll finish with&nbsp;Antonín Dvořák's&nbsp;lyrical, dancing&nbsp;Serenade for Winds! We're excited to be collaborating with the Worcester St. Farm &amp; Flea Market and the Church of the Covenant, both of whom have kindly allowed us to perform in their outdoor spaces. Come enjoy some windy tunes together! This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. Program Gordon Jacob - Old Wine in New Bottles Julian Gau, Enrique Hernández de Tejada III, Brian Daniel Ross, Amber Mofan Dai - Serenade for Winds Antonín Dvořák - Serenade for Winds

Worcester St. Farm & Flea Market

Horizon Ensemble: Massachusetts Voices 

"Through all our history, to the last..." As springtime flourishes, let's celebrate our very own Bay State. The Horizon Ensemble celebrates the artistic, revolutionary voices of Massachusetts through orchestral music and poetry on Sunday, April 6 at 3:00 PM in the Church of the Covenant. We'll begin with the winner of the Horizon Ensemble's inaugural Call for Scores: Coonarr, by Australian composer John Rotar, a breathlessly flowing portrait of natural beauty. Next, we'll premiere Paul Revere by our friend Ben Nacar, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the American hero, as inspired by the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem. Turning to history, we'll perform Jephthah's Daughter by Massachusetts composer Amy Beach, a heartrending portrayal of the Biblical tale of sacrifice and faith. Finally, we present Leonard Bernstein's momentous Jeremiah Symphony, depicting the prophet Jeremiah's desperate pleas for reform amongst the destruction and despair brought upon humanity. Our concert will feature Boston-based soprano Hannah Shanefield as a performer in Jephthah's Daughter and the Jeremiah Symphony. We'll also feature poetry by local poets Chia Lam and Farah Masud. This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This concert is wheelchair-accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register online on Eventbrite: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1276553809809/">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1276553809809/</a> If you can't make it in person, there will be a YouTube livestream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75vLgCZrLV4 Program: John Rotar — Coonarr (2025) [Call for Scores winner &amp; world premiere!] Ben Nacar — Paul Revere (2025) [world premiere!] Amy Beach — Jephthah's Daughter (1903) Leonard Bernstein — Symphony No. 1 (1942)

Horizon Ensemble: Poulenc Party 

As we shiver under winter skies, let us find some warmth in the witty, heartfelt music of Francis Poulenc. Come join the Horizon Ensemble for some chamber and orchestral music inspired and written by this wonderfully rascally French composer, this Sunday, February 23 at 3:00 PM in the Church of the Covenant. We'll start with some music by friends: Four Portraits in Brass by Yangfan Xu, inspired by Poulenc's lively personality, featuring the brass sextet The Ringers. Next will be Poulenc's elegantly clever Trio for Horn, Trumpet &amp; Trombone and his deathly, uncompromising Violin Sonata . We'll end as a full orchestra with his Sinfonietta, in which playful dance rhythms and sarcastic barbs surround a genuine, lyrical heart. This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with a suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This concert is wheelchair-accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register online on Eventbrite: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1219794430979">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1219794430979</a>&nbsp; If you can't make it in person, there will be a YouTube livestream: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/live/XOOnFcqSb3E">https://www.youtube.com/live/XOOnFcqSb3E</a> Program: Yangfan Xu — Four Portraits in Brass, for brass sextet (2025) Francis Poulenc — Sonata for Horn, Trumpet, and Trombone (1922) Francis Poulenc — Violin Sonata (1943) [intermission] Francis Poulenc — Sinfonietta (1947)

Horizon Ensemble: Shades of Autumn

“Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness…” The Horizon Ensemble presents a concert of chamber and orchestral music inspired by autumn. Join us on Saturday, November 16 at 3:00 PM in the Church of the Covenant for some vibrant music amongst the falling leaves and enchanting winds. We begin with Jennifer Higdon’s Autumn Music for wind quintet, a soulfully flowing portrait of this season. Next is Three Moods in New England by our friend Hayley Qin, in which seven wind and brass instruments evoke nature-born memories of Vermont, Connecticut, and Forest Hills. Igor Stravinsky’s lively Dumbarton Oaks Concerto combines classical aesthetics with lively modern rhythmic action. Finally, the full Horizon Ensemble comes together for Joachim Raff's rarely-performed Symphony No. 10, “To Autumntime", featuring melancholy sighs and ghostly waltzes besides festive hunting calls. This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with a suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. Please register with your name and email on Eventbrite: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1050785847757">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1050785847757</a>  This event is wheelchair-accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. If you can't make it in person, there will be a YouTube livestream: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/live/b2ctNtMrxlE">https://www.youtube.com/live/b2ctNtMrxlE</a>  Program: Jennifer Higdon — Autumn Music for wind quintet (1995) Hayley Qin — Three Moods in New England for wind/brass septet (2024) Igor Stravinsky — Dumbarton Oaks Concerto for 15 instruments (1938) (intermission) Joachim Raff — Symphony No. 10, "To Autumntime" for orchestra (1880)

Horizon Ensemble: Freedom

"The caged bird sings of freedom." The Horizon Ensemble celebrates the music of freedom as October's winds start to rush upon us. Join us on Sunday, October 6 at 3:00 PM at the Church of the Covenant in Back Bay for liberating, exciting orchestral tunes! We'll begin with the first surviving symphony by a woman: the Symphony in C Major by Marianna Martines, a Viennese composer and pianist who was friends with Mozart and Haydn. Next are two pieces by friends: Shaheed by Andrés Ballesteros, a string orchestra piece inspired by the Arab Spring; and Laleh-zar (Tulip Field) by Sepehr Pirasteh, drawing from the Iranian symbolism of tulips as representing love and sacrifice. We'll finish with Johannes Brahms, who wrote his Symphony No. 3 in F Major around his personal motto: "free but happy". This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with a suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. Please register with your name and email on Eventbrite: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1016968148107">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1016968148107</a> This event is wheelchair accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register with your name and e-mail address. If you can't make it in person, there will be a YouTube live stream at the following link: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/live/-QVDb_iiXkQMailing">https://www.youtube.com/live/-QVDb_iiXkQ</a> Program: Marianna Martines — Sinfonia in C Major (1770) Andrés Ballesteros — Shaheed (2010/2024) Sepehr Pirasteh — Laleh-zar (Tulip Field) (2024) (intermission) Johannes Brahms — Symphony No. 3 in F major (1883)&nbsp;

Horizon Ensemble: Summer Memories

"We are talking now of summer evenings..." As sunny days flourish, let's commemorate our summers together. The Horizon Ensemble performs music by friends and music of history. Join us this Sunday, August 11 at 3:00 PM in the Church of the Covenant for six orchestral memories of summertime! This concert will include two premieres: Liang Si by Yangfan Xu, a dancelike evocation of the harvest, and A Moment of Everything by Jackson Carter, celebrating the joys of college days. We'll also play Maurice Ravel's stately, songful Pavane for a Dead Princess; Gabriela Lena Frank's rhythmic, Peruvian-influenced Elegía Andina, and Florence Price's mysterious The Oak. We finish with Samuel Barber's nostalgic portrait Knoxville: Summer of 1915, featuring soprano Julia Pottinger. Along the way, we will also include local Boston-area poets sharing some of their work to match the music! This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with a suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This event is wheelchair accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register with your name and e-mail address. If you can't make it in person, there will be a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0_e-aCko0M" target="_blank">YouTube livestream</a>. Program Maurice Ravel — Pavane for a Dead Princess (1899/1910) (6 min.) Yangfan Xu — Liang Si (2020/2024) (11 min.) Jackson Carter — A Moment of Everything (2022/2024) (11 min.) (intermission) Gabriela Lena Frank — Elegía Andina (2000) (12 min.) Florence Price — The Oak (1943) (13 min.) Samuel Barber — Knoxville, Summer of 1915 (1944) (15 min.)

Horizon Ensemble: Summer Open Mic!

"...a summer sound Repeated in a summer without end.." Summer is a-comin' in! With days long and spirits high, let's celebrate the summer solstice with friends. The Horizon Ensemble plays music by friends and music from history. We invite you to a fun night of music this&nbsp;Friday, June 21&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Church of the Covenant, 67 Newbury Street! Musicians and friends of the Horizon Ensemble will share musical pieces of all kinds. Many classical performers will be playing, but we'll also have some jazz, film music, and more. This is a free concert, with suggested donation of $10. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This event is wheelchair-accessible. It may be warm so we suggest bringing water. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. See you there! ☼

Horizon Ensemble: Forays!

As the weather warms, we celebrate music from composers' own springtimes: their first forays into the orchestral world. The Horizon Ensemble performs music by friends alongside music of history. Come join us this Saturday, April 27 at the Church of the Covenant for some lively orchestral music! We'll be premiering a Piano Concerto by our friend Ryan Johnston, featuring pianist Andrew Cannestra. With soulful tunes and soaring melodies, this new concerto foretells a bright future for orchestral writing. The second half of our program is the Gaelic Symphony by Boston's own Amy Beach, the first major symphony by an American woman! The name comes from Amy Beach's inspiration: she infused her symphony with the flowing, sprightly songs of northern Europe. This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with a suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This event is wheelchair accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register with your name and e-mail address on <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/878498922927/?aff=oddtdtcreator" target="_blank">Eventbrite</a>. If you can't make it in person, there will be a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y1rCVzT6yg" target="_blank">YouTube livestream.</a> Program Ryan Johnston — Piano Concerto (2024) — premiere! Amy Beach — Gaelic Symphony (1894) This event was made possible in part by a grant from the American Music Project (<a href="http://americanmusicproject.net/" target="_blank">americanmusicproject.net</a>).

Horizon Ensemble: Chamber Concert: Cycles!

"Oh, life is a glorious cycle of song..." As the orbiting sun begins to return its glow to our skies, the Horizon Ensemble is here to present music pondering the theme of cycles. Since 2021, the Horizon Ensemble has performed music by friends alongside works of history. Come join us on Saturday, February 24 at the Church of the Covenant for our first concert of 2024! The first half of the concert contains chamber music by composers such as Kate Soper and J.S. Bach, along with our friends Olivia D. Jones and Chloe Smith. We'll feature guest appearances by musical friends: two members of new Pierrot quintet Der Gestanke, as well as the brass sextet The Ringers. We'll end the concert with the lively, massive Octet by George Enescu, expanded for a full string orchestra! This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with a suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This event is wheelchair accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register with your name and e-mail address on Eventbrite. If you can't make it in person, there will be a <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/822078467827" target="_blank">YouTube livestream</a>. Program Kate Soper — Only the Words Themselves Mean What They Say (2011), featuring flautist Hannah Elizabeth Tobias and soprano Rose Hegele from Der Gestanke Olivia Jones — Luminae Fracti (2023) Chloe Smith — Within Tranquility (2024) &amp; J.S. Bach (arr. Jack Krugman) — Ricercar a 6 (1747), featuring The Ringers –intermission– George Enescu — Octet (1900), performed with string orchestra

Horizon Ensemble: Branches and Dances!

"While thy branches mix with mine, And our roots together join." Shadows lengthen and reveal the beauty of the branches above us as we dance through these December days. The Horizon Ensemble is an orchestra that plays music by friends and music of history. Come join us on Sunday, December 17 at the Church of the Covenant for a wild concert to match this wild year! First, we'll perform the world premiere of act Natural~ by composer and violist Elsie Bae Han. This piece features cellist Olivia Katz and twenty-one string players — not only playing, but also walking around and talking. We'll find out what it really means to act natural! Next, we'll perform Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 in A major, a well-loved gem of the orchestral world. Each movement features its own characteristic rhythmic energy, from the stately, severe Allegretto to the boisterous, rollicking finale. What a blast! This is a pay-what-you-can concert, with a suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This event is wheelchair accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register on <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/748173776907/">Eventbrite</a> with your name and e-mail address. If you can't make it in person, there will be a YouTube livestream. Program: Elsie Bae Han — act Natural~ for cello and string orchestra (2023) — world premiere! featuring Olivia Katz, cellist Ludwig van Beethoven — Symphony No. 7 (1812)

Horizon Ensemble: Chamber Concert: Dreams!

"Let some pleasing dream beguile all my fancies..." A﻿s the autumn air breathes its way into our days and nights, come enjoy some chamber music centered around the idea of dreams: of fantasy, of children, of peace, and more. The Horizon Ensemble is an orchestra that plays music by friends &amp; music of history, and this is our first chamber concert, featuring our members as soloists and chamber musicians! I﻿n addition to music for solo piano, voice and piano, and chamber ensembles, we will also feature two pieces for small orchestra. William Grant Still's Mother and Child, for string orchestra, envelops us in maternal warmth and kindness. We end with the world premiere of Silent Tears, a new chamber orchestra work by Armenian-American composer Grigori Balasanyan. Depicting a mother and child in wartime, this poignant piece features sopranos Izzi Napoli and Dee Ypsilantis. T﻿his is a pay-what-you-can concert, with a suggested donation of $20. We will collect donations in person at the concert, or you can find us on Venmo at @HorizonEnsemble. This event is wheelchair accessible. No bright or flashing lights are allowed at this event. Please register with your name and e-mail address. If you can't make it in person, there is a <a href="https://youtube.com/live/6x3i8s9jZyI">YouTube livestream.</a> P﻿rogram P﻿iano pieces by Fanny Hensel and Florence Price S﻿ongs by Ivor Gurney, Claude Debussy, and Ernest Charles M﻿ichael Mills — Memento Mori, for flute and cello W﻿orks by J.S. Bach and Claude Debussy, arranged for brass sextet by Jack Krugman W﻿illiam Grant Still — Mother and Child, for string orchestra G﻿rigori Balasanyan — Silent Tears, for chamber orchestra — world premiere, featuring sopranos Izzi Napoli and Dee Ypsilantis!

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Horizon Ensemble: Stronger Together

Horizon Ensemble: Visions of Youth

Horizon Ensemble: Rediscoveries

Horizon Ensemble: Summer Winds

Horizon Ensemble: Summer Winds

Horizon Ensemble: Massachusetts Voices

Horizon Ensemble: Poulenc Party

Horizon Ensemble: Shades of Autumn

Horizon Ensemble: Freedom

Horizon Ensemble: Summer Memories

Horizon Ensemble: Summer Open Mic!

Horizon Ensemble: Forays!

Horizon Ensemble: Chamber Concert: Cycles!

Horizon Ensemble: Branches and Dances!

Horizon Ensemble: Chamber Concert: Dreams!