The final Sonata Series Event of the season shares music of hope and despair in a mélange of styles. Ashley Frith, violist and CMW’s Director of Racial Equity and Belonging, shares Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson's Lamentations: A Black/Folk Song Suite (originally written for cello) and her rendition of Rhiannon Giddens’ sorrowful and defiant  At the Purchaser’s Option.

The second half of the program features Resident Musician cellist Adrienne Taylor joined by pianist Andrei Baumann. This dynamic duo shares their rendition of the popular spiritual Deep River and for a finale, Claude Debussy’s fantastical and whimsical Cello Sonata.

Live! From our living room to yours. Join us for a series of live virtual music-sharing events as MusicWorks Collective musicians share solo, duo, and quartet performances in an intimate house concert […]

Annual Phase II Youth Salon : The Cave This deep-dive into a topic chosen by CMW's teen group, Phase II, centers around Plato's allegory The Cave, with conversation and an […]

Tune in Friday for the premiere of the CMW Daily Orchestra Program’s new visual album: Animal Songs! You’ll meet pets, watch a puppet show, learn to make a balloon animal, […]

CMW Fellows Quartet While the world may never settle back into what is considered normal, music continues to offer refuge. The CMW Fellows Quartet presents a program of works by […]

CMW Student Studio Recitals Friday, April 30 - Sunday, May 2 More information TBA

          Join us in honoring our nine graduating seniors in this online premiere presentation. This year’s Gala features student performances and tributes from teachers, family, and […]