Harvard’s Common Spaces series, run in conjunction with Club Passim, features two WTMA teachers – Nora Maynard and Anaís Azul, as well as their frequent collaborator Rafael Natan. Join us for baroque pop, indie pagan neo-classical, and funky folk bop tunes! This space is wheelchair accessible.
Anaís Azul, accompanied by Petting Kazoo (incl Nora Maynard) also featuring a set by Fabiola Mendez “Global Roots is a monthly series that celebrates international roots music. The fourth Monday of each month will bring sounds from around the world to the intimate club. With Passim’s access to the “global city” of Boston, this eclectic […]
Join Anaís Azul live in their living room for a Mother’s Day treat! Peruvian first generation immigrant Anaís Azul (they/them/theirs) is a Boston and San Francisco (USA) based singer-songwriter, composer, and teaching artist. Described as “stunningly honest and vulnerable,” their artistry engages with music as a tool for community building, cross-genre collaboration, and collective healing. Anaís writes […]
Presenting students and teachers of WholeTone Music Academy. With featured performances from our teaching collective: Lina Malshy, Arabic violin & Alejandro Castellano, guitar
WTMA Teachers Kat Skafidas and Kyle Seniw, who co-direct the music activities at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, are presenting A Night of Women Composers, featuring Margaret Bonds’ Simon Bore the Cross. St. Michael’s Episcopal Church is thrilled to announce our Good Friday Concert presented by our Music Ministry: A Night of Women Composers, featuring Margaret […]
