Enjoy a sensorial journey of global music and flavor at the historic Howey Mansion. Soprano Dr. Caitlin Mohr and pianist Kristine Griffin present a song recital that pairs each song set with regionally curated wine and cheese tastings.

This musical tour includes Italian Baroque, Spanish dance rhythms, French impressionism, German Romanticism, and American art song in folk, jazz, and spiritual styles.

Tickets are general admission and include samples of wine and cheese that will be served throughout the experience.

This evening's recital will begin with the elegance of Mozart’s concert aria. The mood will then shift to the dreamlike and intimate Ariettes oubliées by Debussy, followed by the grandeur of Strauss’ orchestrated song. Later, Emily Heumann will join us for dynamic and thrilling duets by Donizetti, and we'll conclude the program with the lively and playful Cabaret Songs by William Bolcom.

Immerse yourself in the serenity of "Spiritual Spaces," a concert conceived by conductor John Sinclair to offer a sanctuary of sound amidst life's hustle and bustle. For an hour of pure musical bliss, surrender yourself to the tranquil rhythms carefully curated to transport you to a state of inner peace and reflection. This concert is more than just a performance – it's a spiritual gift, a meditation, a precious moment of respite from the chaos of everyday life. Like a flowing river, the music meanders through different genres, each piece seamlessly transitioning into the next, creating an uninterrupted symphony of tranquility.

Rollins will pay tribute to its most beloved alumnus, Fred Rogers ’51 ’74H, with a special program celebrating his music—from the iconic “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” to selections from an opera he wrote while at Rollins entitled “Josephine the Short-Necked Giraffe.”

Messiah Choral Society presents Handel’s Messiah

John.V Sinclair, conductor

Caitlin Mohr, soprano
Amanda Crider, mezzo-soprano
Dann Coakwell, tenor
Stephen Mumbert, bass

With Byeol Kim, piano

Varna International Music Academy Presents Mozart’s Requiem

Gregory Buchalter, Metropolitan Opera

Caitlin Mohr, soprano
Ruby Abreu, mezzo-soprano
Craig Allen, tenor
Henry Barry, bass

Varna International Music Academy Presents Mozart Requiem

Jeremy Mimms, conductor

Caitlin Mohr, soprano
Ruby Abreu, mezzo-soprano
Craig Allen, tenor
Harry Otero-Rivera, bass

By bringing their love of music with them from Europe, the Moravians affected the musical life of young America. In addition to establishing the first Bach Society in America, the Moravians are our lineage to baroque and classical era masterpieces. In our 85th season, join us in acknowledging our gratitude as we perform inspiring Moravian music.

This concert will also be on the following dates:

November 9th at 5:00pm

November 9th at 7:30pm

Caitlin Mohr, soprano, and, Gloria Cook, piano, will present an evening of art song and musical theater repertoire.

Caitlin Mohr, soprano, and, Gloria Cook, piano, will present a Faculty Recital.

This evening of dramatic vocal literature features the ornamented music of Purcell, the beloved lieder of Mozart and Wolf, Poulenc’s playful melodies, and Granados’ spicy compositions. The recital will culminate with a variety of strong characters from the world of musical theater.