Concerts

All donations go to the Burbank Temporary Aid Center

All proceeds benefit Food for Free.
Suggested donation $25 adults, $10 students; donations taken at the door.

Suggested donation: $30, $10 students
Proceeds benefit Broadway Community; donations taken at the door.

All donations go to the Burbank Temporary Aid Center

Suggested Donation: $30, $10 students; donations collected at the door.
All proceeds benefit Westside Campaign Against Hunger.

Suggested donation: $25, $10 students
All donations benefit Tuesday Night Supper Program, Church of the Advent.
Donations collected in the lobby the night of the concert.

On the heels of the most divisive presidential election in memory, Lawrence’s nationally-recognized choirs present “Speaking Out.” The performance will explore vocal music’s ability to make a difference by bringing communities together to provoke change or to heal wounds. The program will feature songs that have toppled empires, roused nations to revolt, called us to account for our failures to live up to our dream and shown us our better selves.

Three upcoming concerts, all in the Lawrence Memorial Chapel, will be dedicated to  benefiting the St. Joseph Food Program. Audience members are encouraged to make a charitable donation — monetary or a non-perishable food item. All monetary donations are tax deductible, with 100 percent of the proceeds going directly to St. Joseph Food Program.

The concert honors both the wind ensemble’s world premiere of a work by the same name written by Lawrence graduate David Werfelmann as well as the caliber of the program’s other composers. The wind ensemble also will perform Gustav Holst’s masterpiece “Hammersmith.” The symphonic band program features works by composing giants in the genre — Norman Dello Joio, John Barnes Chance and Michael Daugherty.

All monetary donations are tax deductible, with 100 percent of the proceeds going directly to St. Joseph Food Program.

Suggested Donation: $150 – $500.
All proceeds benefit Cleveland Kosher Food Pantry.

Students and faculty performers will use their artistry to fight hunger through the Music for Food concert at 2 p.m. on Sunday, November 13 at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music’s Dierterle Vocal Arts Center. Now in its second year, this chamber music series benefits Cincinnati’s Freestore Foodbank as the non-profit prepares to help hungry families during the holidays.

The concert is presented by series coordinators Lydia Brown, Gwen Coleman Detwiler and CCM’s string-quartet-in-residence, the Ariel Quartet.

In lieu of paid admission, concert attendees are asked to bring a donation of non-perishable food items or cash. All proceeds benefit the Freestore Foodbank.

The 80-member orchestra will perform Johannes Brahms’ 1877 “Symphony No. 2” and Christopher Theofanidis’ 2003 “Rainbow Body.”

All monetary donations are tax deductible, with 100 percent of the proceeds going directly to St. Joseph Food Program. This marks the fourth year Lawrence has participated in the Music for Food program. Last year Lawrence concerts generated more than $1,350 and 75 pounds of donated food for St. Joe’s.

Music by Bach, Glière, and Sarasate, performed by members of the National Symphony Orchestra Youth Fellowhip Program and curated by Bella Lorenzo-Giguere.

Suggested Donation:$25, $10 students. All proceeds benefit Martha’s Table.

Free admission. Tickets available through Harvard Box Office.
All proceeds benefit Margaret Fuller Community House & collected at the door.

Tickets available through Philadelphia Chamber Music Society.
All proceeds benefit a Philadelphia food pantry.

Suggested Donation: $25, $10 students
All proceeds benefit The Women’s Lunch Place.

CCM concludes the second year of its chamber series supporting Music for Food, a national musician-led initiative for local hunger relief. Concerts raise resources and awareness in the fight against hunger. CCM is pleased to partner on this series with the Freestore Foodbank, Cincinnati’s leading hunger relief organization. Bring non-perishable food items or a cash donation and enjoy a feast of chamber music favorites!

Admission: Non-perishable food items or cash donation to the Freestore Foodbank. Suggested donation: $20 general, $15 students.

CCM Season Presenting Sponsor and Musical Theatre Program Sponsor:
The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation

Community Partner:
ArtsWave

Suggested Donation: $30, $10 students; donations collected at the door.
All proceeds benefit Mt. Ararat Community Activity Center’s food bank; donations taken at the door.

Suggested Donation: $30, $10 students; donations collected at the door.
All proceeds benefit New York Common Pantry.

Suggested Donation: $25, $10 students
All proceeds benefit The Women’s Lunch Place.

Suggested donation: $25+, $10+ students – collected at the door
All proceeds benefit Rosie’s Place.

Suggested Donation: $25, $10 students
All proceeds benefit CASPAR House.

Suggested Donation: $30, $10 students
All proceeds benefit Broadway Community.

Suggested Donation: $30, $10 students
All proceeds benefit Sylvia Center.

All proceeds benefit Saint Nicholas of Tolentine Food Pantry.

Suggested Donation: $25, $10 students
All proceeds benefit The Women’s Lunch Place.