UPCOMING EVENTS

Music in the Vineyard - LIVE!
Sat, May 22
Hatfield
May 22, 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Hatfield, 108 Straits Rd, North Hatfield, MA 01066, USA
Chamber music with the PVSO, featuring Bizet's Symphony in C, on the lawn at Black Birch Winery. Black Birch's own local wine and fresh Laughing Tomato pizza are available on site, or bring your own picnic. ONLY 150 SPACES AVAILABLE!
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Summer Singalong: José Maurício Nunes Garcia REQUIEM
Tue, Jun 15
Zoom
Jun 15, 7:00 PM EDT
Zoom
June 15 - José Maurício Nunes Garcia REQUIEM Sarah Paquet, conductor
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Summer Singalong: Felix Mendelssohn ELIJAH
Tue, Jun 29
Zoom
Jun 29, 7:00 PM EDT
Zoom
June 29 - Felix Mendelssohn ELIJAH Arianne Abela, conductor
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MAKE MUSIC

VIRTUAL CHOIR

Choral Collaboration & Performance

Our Virtual Choir produces choral pieces by combining the recordings of individual singers in their homes. It's a fun way to be part of the PVS family from afar. See below for our most recent project, 'But Not for Me.'

Join the Virtual Choir

YOUTH ORCHESTRA

VIRTUAL PROGRAM

Thursdays 6-8 PM via Zoom

February 11 - June 3

Open to all orchestral instrumentalists ages 8-18 with at least 2 years experience on their instrument.

Students play, learn and grow during these fun and interactive sessions led by Chris Moehringer of the Community Music School of Springfield. Activities include music rehearsals, virtual recording projects, music history, theory, improvisation and masterclasses.

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ENJOY & LEARN

2020-2021 SEASON

Until it is safe to provide live performances, we will offer a variety of virtual opportunities to connect and engage with music in unique ways.

We have an incredible lineup of virtual winter and spring events which will bring PVS musicians, prize-winning composers, educators and experts together for truly exceptional programming.

See the full season line-up

Read about our Guest Artists

MUSICAL MOSIAC

America's Composers of Color

A key part of our spring programming is a five-part series of interactive presentations centered around the rich contributions Black, Native, Asian, Latinx and Arab composers have had in the musical tradition the United States and beyond. Join composers and expert scholars as they share their research, work and life experience as they reflect on this topic!