Vocal Duo performing various pop and jazz favorites.

Jazz trio

Soul and R&B with a touch of Jazz.

Internationally acclaimed baroque ensemble.

A part of The September Concert since 2005, The Heart of Jazz creates a space where members of New York s jazz community come each year to express the emotions of that day -- as NYers who lost friends and loved ones and as members of a musical community that was financially devastated for months following the attacks. More than 155 different artists have participated over these six years, offered their unique take on that day and raised their individual prayers for peace through the healing qualities of their music. More than forty artists are slated to appear over two nights in 2010.

A part of The September Concert since 2005, The Heart of Jazz creates a space where members of New York s jazz community come each year to express the emotions of that day -- as NYers who lost friends and loved ones and as members of a musical community that was financially devastated for months following the attacks. More than 155 different artists have participated over these six years, offered their unique take on that day and raised their individual prayers for peace through the healing qualities of their music. More than forty artists are slated to appear over two nights in 2010.

Video performance by PS22 Chorus repeated throughout the evening.

World music performed by Fatima, along with David Gilmore (guitar), Patrice Blanchard (bass), Harvey Wirht (drums), and Brahim Fribgane (percussion)

Stuart Suskind + Laura Ahumada   1.  Gounod ; "je veux vivre" from the opera  Romeo and Juliet   2.    "O Dieu !  Que de bijoux ! "  from the opera Faust   3.  Bizet  Flower Song from the opera Carmen    4.  Puccini;     "Che gelida manina"   from the opera La Boheme  5.  C.M. von Weber:  Gran Duo Concertante (allegro con fuoco) ( Maeve Price “Alto's Lament” and "Someone to Watch Over Me"

The Peace of Heart Choir came together in response to the World Trade Center tragedy. Our mission is to promote healing, diversity, community bonding, and mutual understanding through music. As part of this mission, we perform free of charge for non-profit organizations, area shelters, service providers, hospitals, and events consistent with our goals. Our performance concept engages audience participation with music of various languages, styles and traditions. On Saturday, September 11, 2010, we will offer British and American Pop, African, Jewish, and American traditionals, choral favorites and more. The Peace of Heart Choir is happy to participate in the 2010 September Concert series, as we continue on the road to healing and peace with our city and the world.

Friday September 10th at 12:45 - 1:45pm. Join NYC LAB School, PS55 Choir, Czech children's choir VIOLA, with members of Peace of Heart Choir for a sing-along of our anthem "Give Us Hope," and help us spread the word of peace through music!

Showcase of 4 of the New York City's hottest up and coming bands: Frank Viele & the Manhattan Project, Goodbye Picasso, Shannon Marsyada, and Zach Maxwell -- performing at a Characters, a hot new music venue in Midtown Manhattan. Free food and drinks (while supplies last--come early)! Must be 21 and over. FREE admission but RSVP required -- RSVP to rsvp@absolutepitchpr.com

Jazz Quintet from the Juilliard School and the musical programmation will be around the most famous jazz standards from Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Errol Garner, Sydney Bechet...

A wide variety of music from the September Concert Jammers (upbeat pop, jazz, r&B and a great evening of friends playing music)

This concert will be held on September 13th featuring Grateful Dead Tribute Bane, Star '69.

EVENING PROGRAM SCHEDULE IN THE LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM: Jodi Serota Presents: 6:00pm - 6:15pm AJ Block – Musician & Founder of Didge Project – A didgeridoo awareness movement aiming to elevate human consciousness through vibration. Didgeridoo Sacred Ceremony. 6:15pm – 6:35pm Maryanne Savino - Sacred Dance & Sound Practitioner. Sacred Dance & Ocean Drum Ceremony for Inner & Outer Peace. 6:45pm – 7:20pm Jodi Serota - Channel, Vibrational Sound Healer, Metaphysical Educator, Artist, Owner of META Center NY Special Peace and Sacred Sound Meditation. 7:30pm – 8:00pm Peter Priore - Musician, Reiki Master, Astrologer, Writer, Ascended Master Teachings Educator. Kirpal - Spoken Word Poetry & Healing Music. 8:10pm - 8:40pm Alan Steinfeld - Speaker, Author, New Realities 2012 Changing Consciousness…The Signs, Symbols & Directions Toward Peace. 8:45pm – 9:45pm Kevin Nathaniel & Friends - Live Music & Dancing. 9:50pm – 10:00pm Jodi Serota & Friends Closing Ceremony ALL ARE WELCOME! META Center New York is located at 214 W.29th St. 16th Floor Btwn.7th & 8Th Aves. Call 212-736-0999 xt. 1 for information, to be on the mailing list or if you’d like to let us know you’re coming.

Athena Reich is a singer/songwriter, actress, TV Host/Personality, and Songwriting Teacher. She has performed and taught in schools, performance halls, colleges, and on radio & TV across North America. She graces the stage of The National Underground to share her talents with her audience and the September Concert Foundation.

Summertime (Gerswhin) You and the Night and the Music (Schwartz) performed by Dick Lavine, concertina If I Loved You from "Carousel" (Rodgers + Hammerstein) Make Believe from "Showboat" (Kern) performed by Celeste Chau & Michael Peng Miyako-dori (A Petit Gull) Ume ha Saitaka (Are Plums Blossoming?) performed by NY Sanraku-kai Samisen Ensemble Somewhere from "West Side Story" Where You There (spiritual) performed by Elizabeth Dow and Ben Meltzer Arabesque (Schumann) performed by Lois Ross La Paloma (Iradier) performed by Nicole Neiman What Is This Feeling from "Wicked" by Stephen Schwartz performed by Maeve Price, Celeste Chau Alto's Lament by Zina Goldrich performed by Maeve Price Rhapsody in Blue performed by Jenny He & Jai Ye He

We Kiss in the Shadow + I Have Dreamed from \\\"The King and I\\\" (Rodgers & Hammerstein) performed by Celeste Chau + Michael Peng Miyako-dori (A Petit Gull) Ume ha Saitaka (Are Plums Blossoming?) performed by NY Sanraku-kai Samisen Ensemble

Stonehenge is honored to host a performance brought by The September Concert. Please join us in our beautiful Ritz Plaza Park, which has been dedicated to the FDNY Firefighters, for a performance starting at 3pm, followed by a reading at 4pm, continuing with the performance at 5. For more information about Stonehenge and all of our distinct properties, please visit us at www.StonehengeNYC.com.

National Dance Institute (NDI) is a non-profit arts education organization founded in 1976 by ballet star Jacques d'Amboise. Through in-school partnerships, workshops, and public performances, NDI uses dance as a catalyst to engage children and motivate them towards excellence. Come and watch these amazing children dance in support of The September Concert!

A service sung in memory of those who perished on 9/11 will be offered on Saturday, September 11 at 11 am in the church. Members of St. Bartholomew\'s Choir will sing works of Palestrina, Tavener and the Kontakion, a Kievan chant setting of the Final Commendation, included as part of the Burial Rite in the Book of Common Prayer. This service is part of a series of events surrounding 9/11 entitled A Weekend of Hope and Remembrance. The service has been made possible in part by the generosity of the Grand Central Partnership.

Trumpeter John Bailey and his Quartet With firm roots in the legacy of jazz, John’s playing is adventuresome while rich in sound and lyricism.

Polyphonic sacred music from the 15th and 16th centuries, sung a cappella in memory of all victims.

Conscious music with irresistible grooves

In this cultural marketplace along the dynamic Lower Manhattan waterfront, Melting Pot Global presents "Africa Rise!" featuring DJ Kervyn Mark and Kamala celebrating the music of Africa with Philly's own Rich Medina (Afro Disco). Expect to sweat as this trio spins the best in Afro-Beat, Ancestral Soul, and more in a musical tribute to "the Motherland".

Performance by Emmy-winning flutist/composer Kat Epple and popular cellist Lawrence Zoernig.

ACMA (Amateur Classical Musicians Association) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit performing arts organization. We are dedicated to providing performance and networking opportunities for the non-professional classical musician. Our members gather in Manhattan on a monthly basis to: -perform short pieces of classical music in front of an audience of fellow amateurs -network and socialize with fellow amateur musicians from all walks of life -collaborate with fellow members on works of music to be performed at future recitals

Union Square Park has served as home base for countless community events and festivals. Union Square South Plaza has held a September Concert every year since since the very beginning in 2002

*music.urban diversity.environmental education* FREE CONCERT 1:30-5:30pm @ Washington Square Park, NYC. sponsored by Septemberconcert.org, w/ Clearwater.org, Liftoff music. including LREI school, Amanda Davids(Toronto) Snehasish Mozumder(India) Jazz/ Global Fusion, Raya Brass Band (Balkan/Gypsy), Kristin Hoffmann/Arthur Lewis (Songwriters), Live.Diversity, and progressive-forward thinking musicians.

In this cultural marketplace along the dynamic Lower Manhattan waterfront, Melting Pot Global presents "Africa Rise!" featuring DJ Kervyn Mark and Kamala celebrating the music of Africa with Philly's own Rich Medina (JUMP N FUNK). Expect to sweat as this trio spins the best in Afro-Beat, Ancestral Soul, and more in a musical tribute to "the Motherland".

This lunchtime concert features performances by Emmy-winning flutist/composer Kat Epple; popular cellist Lawrence Zoernig; and a jazz violinist Zack Brock.