All UHS Hospital Week performances are FREE and Open to the Public:

Southern Tier Brass Quintet: Chris Weber, Jud Spena, Pete Perfetti, Nate Raboy, Jim Hillman
Monday, May 9, 2022 from 3-4pm at Binghamton General Hospital, 33 Mitchell Ave, Binghamton, NY 13905

Chris White, cellist and Wayne Gottlieb, guitarist
Tuesday, May 10, 2022 from 12-1pm, Wilson Hospital, 5 Baldwin St, Johnson City, NY 13790

Fairwinds Woodwind Trio: Nina Stutzman, flute; April Lucas, clarinet; Martha Weber, bassoon
Wednesday, May 11, 2022 from 4-5pm, UHS Homecare, 601 Riverside Drive, Johnson City, NY 13790

Wan-Chun Hu, violin
Thursday, May 12, 2022 from 12-1pm, UHS Vestal, 4417 Vestal Parkway East, Vestal, NY 13580

Joel Smales, percussion
Friday, May 13, 2022 from 12-1pm, Wilson Hospital, 5 Baldwin St, Johnson City, NY 13790

Thank you Music Performance Trust Fund for your support!

The Binghamton Philharmonic and Classical Kids Live are excited to present Beethoven Lives Upstairs. This program features the music of Beethoven as we follow Christoph, a young boy in Vienna, and the “madman” who has moved into the family’s upstairs apartment. The Binghamton Philharmonic is inviting area schools to this daytime performance and hope to bring 3,000 students to witness the power of live music!

To have your school participate, contact Dr. Paul Cienniwa, Executive Director at 607-723-3931 x4.

Beethoven Lives Upstairs is brought to by Classical Kids LIVE!, Classical Kids Music Education, NFP, and their sponsors. The Binghamton Philharmonic's performance of 'Beethoven Lives Upstairs' was also made possible thanks to a generous grant from the Dr. G. Clifford and Florence B. Decker Foundation.

Quaver Has a Feeling reading featuring Binghamton Philharmonic musician April Lucas as a part of First Friday Art Walk. FREE and open to the public!

Sponsored by NYSEG.

Cellists Ruth Berry, Laura Cricco, Michael Newman, and Hakan Tayga.

Sponsored by The Susquehanna Symphony Society. Tickets are $5 with a seating limit of 100. To buy tickets in advance or for other information, call 570-396-5813.

Cellists Ruth Berry, Laura Cricco, Michael Newman, and Hakan Tayga.

Children 17 and under get in for FREE! Thanks to Visions Federal Credit Union, our 2021-2022 Season Sponsor Call the Box Office for more information (607-723-3931)

Program
Music from Game of Thrones — Ramin Djawadi (b.1974); arr. Steven Sherrill

Music from Succession — Nicholas Britell (b.1980); arr. Steven Sherrill

400: An Afrikan Epic (2019) — Mark Lomax II
    Four Women for Cello Quartet: “Ma'afa: Portrait of Ida B. Wells”

Theme and Variations for Cello Quartet, Op. 28 — Julius Klengel (1859-1933)

Serenade for Cello Quartet, Op. 119, No. 2 — Georg Goltermann (1824-1898)

English Suite #3 BWV 808 — J.S. Bach (1685-1750); arr. Stephen Watkins

Music from Power of the Dog — Jonny Greenwood (b.1971); arr. Steven Sherrill

Music from The Joke — Brandi Carlile (b.1981); arr. Steven Sherrill

Spanish Dances, Opus 12 — Moritz Moszkowski (1854-1925); arr. Joanne Martin
     No. 2, Moderato

Libertango — Astor Piazzolla (1933-1990)

Cellists Ruth Berry, Laura Cricco, Michael Newman, and Hakan Tayga.

Tickets are $20.00 for adults; 18 and younger admitted free when accompanied by an adult. Tickets can be purchased at the door. For more information, call Claudia Kachmarik at 607-242-1338 or email her at ckach14@gmail.

Percussionists Daniel Fabricius, Steve Mathieson, and Joel Smales.

Sponsored by The Susquehanna Symphony Society. Tickets are $5 with a seating limit of 100. To buy tickets in advance or for other information, call 570-396-5813.

Percussionists Daniel Fabricius, Steve Mathieson, and Joel Smales.

Children 17 and under get in for FREE! Thanks to Visions Federal Credit Union, our 2021-2022 Season Sponsor Call the Box Office for more information (607-723-3931)

Program
Hands Up (2005) — Josh Gottry (b. 1974)

Ancient Rudimental Drum Solos (c. 1776) — Traditional
    Three Camps
    Downfall of Paris

Recuerdos De La Alhambra (Memories of Alhambra)(1899) — Francisco Tárrega (1852-1909)/ arr. Steve Mathiesen

Variations on a Ghanaian Theme (1981) — Daniel Levitan (b. 1953)

Six Slick Stick Click Licks (2001) — Paul Goldstaub (1947-2014)

Marimba on the Mexican Streets — Traditional/ arr. Terry Baldridge
    Evanelina
    Tapachol
    Aires de Cohatan

Click Track Trio (2018) — Daniel Fabricius (b.1957)

Stinkin’ Garbage (1997) — Ed Argenziano (b. 1958)

Round and Round (2020) — Joel Smales (b.1967)

Xylophonia — Joe Green (1892-1939)

Encore: Nola (1915) — Felix Arndt/ arr. George Hamilton Green (1893-1970)

The Last Game (2019) — Daiki Kato (b. 1987)

Percussionists Daniel Fabricius, Steve Mathieson, and Joel Smales.

This free concert is sponsored by Coughlin & Gerhart and the Jericho Arts Council. For more information, call 607-288-3882. Doors open at 2pm. Seating is on a first come, first served basis. No advance reservations. Reception to follow.

The Binghamton Philharmonic Orchestra is proud to present its first-ever Summer Chamber Music Camp for middle and high school students! Led by Philharmonic violinist Debrah Devine, each day will feature ensemble coaching, organized practice time, and daily masterclasses. The camp concludes on July 1 with a public concert at the Phelps Mansion Museum.

Camp participants will receive daily snacks, a camp t-shirt, two complimentary tickets to the Philharmonic’s Summer Chamber Music Series, and two complimentary tickets to the July 1 concert.

Music camp isn’t all about work! In addition to meeting other terrific musicians, campers will enjoy daily activities, from an opportunity to ring the Christ Church bell tower tour to lawn games to a tour of the Phelps Mansion Museum.

For more information, visit the "Education" tab at the top of the page.

Come listen to the talented middle and high school students of our Summer Chamber Music Camp! These gifted student musicians have received coaching, organized practice time, and daily masterclasses under the direction of Philharmonic violinist Debrah Devine and French horn player Patti O'Connell.

Suggested donation (at the door): $10

Percussionists Daniel Fabricius, Steve Mathieson, and Joel Smales.

Tickets are $20.00 for adults; 18 and younger admitted free when accompanied by an adult. Tickets can be purchased at the door. For more information, call Claudia Kachmarik at 607-242-1338 or email her at ckach14@gmail.

Conductor: Daniel Hege
Seven O’Clock Shout: Valerie Coleman
Piano Concerto in F: George Gershwin
    Soloist: Andrew Russo
Four Dance Episodes from Rodeo: Aaron Copland
Danzón No. 2: Arturo Márquez Navarro

American Journey Pre-Concert Dinner:
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Binghamton $35 per person
5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm seating times
Call 607-722-7575 ext. 1610 (ask for Patty) to make a reservation.  Park free for dinner, stay for concert!

Pre-Concert Chat, 6:30pm, Recital Hall: Prof. Sarah Gerk, PhD (Binghamton University)

Michael McGehee, guest conductor
Southern Tier Actors Read
    Judy McMahon, director
Rod Serling’s beloved Binghamton-based Twilight Zone episode performed with Bernard Herrmann’s evocative incidental music.

Conductor: Daniel Hege
Four Novelettes: Samuel Coleridege Taylor
Green Places: Gary Schocker
    Karen Bogadus, soloist
The Lark Ascending: Ralph Vaughan Williams
    Uli Speth, soloist
Symphony No. 4: Ludwig van Beethoven

Green Places Pre-Concert Dinner:
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Binghamton $35 per person
5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm seating times
Call 607-722-7575 ext. 1610 (ask for Patty) to make a reservation.  Park free for dinner, stay for concert!

Pre-Concert Chat, 6:30pm, Recital Hall: Prof. Julia Grella O'Connell, DMA (SUNY Broome)

From The Polar Express to Home Alone to The Nightmare Before Christmas, music from timeless holiday hits sure to delight the whole family, plus a visit with Santa and a holiday singalong. The classic British animated film The Snowman will be shown with live orchestra!

Pre-Concert Organ Recital: 2:30-2:50pm; Nancy Wildoner, Binghamton Theater Organ Society, plays the 1922 Robert-Morton IV/24 Theatre Pipe Organ.

Winter Wonderland Post-Concert Dinner
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Binghamton $35 per person
5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm seating times
Call 607-722-7575 ext. 1610 (ask for Patty) to make a reservation. Park for free, go to dinner after the concert!

Three Orchestras in Concert!
Binghamton Youth Symphony
Binghamton Community Orchestra
Binghamton Philharmonic
Including a side-by-side performance of the Youth Symphony and Philharmonic in works by Rimsky-Korsakov and Tchaikovsky.

Wallenberg Festival Pre-Concert Dinner:
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Binghamton $35 per person
5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm seating times
Call 607-722-7575 ext. 1610 (ask for Patty) to make a reservation.  Park free for dinner, stay for concert!

Conductor: Daniel Hege
Hands Across the Sea: John Philip Sousa
Overture Barber of Seville: Gioachino Rossini
Blue Danube: Johann Strauss II
Typewriter Concerto: Leroy Anderson
    Sam Lazzara, soloist
Carmen Suite: Georges Bizet
Ritual Fire Dance: Manuel De Falla
West Side Story: Leonard Bernstein
Sound of Music: Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II
Pirates of the Caribbean: Hans Zimmer

Pre-Concert Organ Recital: 2:30-2:50pm; Nancy Wildoner, Binghamton Theater Organ Society, plays the 1922 Robert-Morton IV/24 Theatre Pipe Organ.

Pops at the Forum Post-Concert Dinner
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Binghamton $35 per person
5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm seating times
Call 607-722-7575 ext. 1610 (ask for Patty) to make a reservation. Park for free, go to dinner after the concert!

Conductor: Daniel Hege
Russlan and Ludmilla: Mikhail Glinka
Violin Concerto: Jan Sibelius
    Stefan Jackiw, soloist
Symphony No. 5: Dmitri Shostokovich

Northern Lights Pre-Concert Dinner:
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Binghamton $35 per person
5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm seating times
Call 607-722-7575 ext. 1610 (ask for Patty) to make a reservation.  Park free for dinner, stay for concert!

Celebrate the Star Wars saga with John Williams’ legendary symphonic music!