• Concert Series

    Old St. Luke's Church, Burial Ground and Garden 330 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie, PA, United States

      Harpist Marissa Knaub Avon "The Sound of Elegance" $20 donation requested, but all are welcome.

  • Concert Series-Trio Sine Nomine

    Old St. Luke's Church, Burial Ground and Garden 330 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie, PA, United States

    Trio Sine Nomine $20 donation requested, but all are welcome.

  • Concert Series- Tamburaški Sastav Ponoć

    Old St. Luke's Church, Burial Ground and Garden 330 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie, PA, United States

    Tamburaški Sastav Ponoć $20 donation requested, but all are welcome.

  • Academy Concert Series

    Old St. Luke's Church, Burial Ground and Garden 330 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie, PA, United States

    Academy String Quartet: Friends of Ukraine, Too This program is a sequel to last season's “Friends of Ukraine”. We are pleased to add music from Poland, Latvia, and, due to the success of the democratic process, Hungary! Lyatoshinsky Suite on Ukrainian Folk Themes Grazyna Bacewicz String Quartet #4 (Poland) Traditional Hungarian Tunes for String Quartet …

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  • Academy Concert Series

    Old St. Luke's Church, Burial Ground and Garden 330 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie, PA, United States

    Lilly Abreu and Zé Maria Brilliant singer Lilly Abreu brings her stylish voice to Old St. Luke's, with dynamic guitarist Ze Maria, for a delightful afternoon of Brazilian jazz.

  • Academy Concert Series

    Old St. Luke's Church, Burial Ground and Garden 330 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie, PA, United States

    Flute X2: Winter in the Air The Pittsburgh Flute Duo, Alyssa Pysola & Julie McGough, bring you an afternoon of elegant Classical & Christmas Music.

  • Academy Concert Series

    Old St. Luke's Church, Burial Ground and Garden 330 Old Washington Pike, Carnegie, PA, United States

    HaydnBurgh 3: The Cello Strikes Back! The cello gets some treasured time in the spotlight in HaydnBurgh: The Cello Strikes Back! The quartets of Haydn and his contemporaries give the vast majority of melodic material to the first violin, while the cello mostly provides rhythmic and harmonic support. Fortunately for cellists, Haydn writes those supporting …

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