Dominic James and The Rythmn Machine

The Walter Parks Trio "Walter Parks is an extraordinary singer whose songs can break your heart as well as get you dancing. - Judy Collins

Linda Ipanema and Stan Edwards (Vocal Duo performing a variety of contemporary favorites

New York Kammermusiker (woodwind ensemble)

More than 30 of NYC's top jazz artists will gather on 9/11 to mark the anniversary of New York's most tragic day with The Heart of Jazz. As much spiritual event as concert, since 2005 The Heart of Jazz has offered NYC's jazz community a locale to gather, to mourn and look forward in peace --- a place to explore the impact of the WTC attacks on themselves, their musical family and their fellow NYers --- through the healing qualities of the music.

Community Outreach Concert presented by the New York Chinese Opera Society. This concert is closed to the public but please check their website for upcoming exciting concerts presented by the Society. New York Chinese Opera Society www.nycosi.org "Crossroad Inn" "Changing Faces" "Magic"

Sept. 11, 8:20 AM ending at 8:46 AM - A poetic call for tolerance and peace through silence, music, and movement, by acclaimed choreographer Jacqulyn Buglisi. Dancers will come from different directions in a procession to form a labyrinth of peace, symbolizing eternity, purity and the continuous life cycle. Each dancer will embrace a single terracotta plate. The plates represent a symbolic banquet table uniting humanity, where silence is needed for dialog, the idea created by artist Rosella Vasta.

Come join us for an afternoon of orchestra and chorus music. Featuring classical works from Mozart, Stravinsky, Durufle, Holst and stirring music from "Gladiator", "Ladder 49", "Henry V", "Rocky" and more.. September Concert Orchestra and Chorus featuring Ivy Frenkel, spinto soprano with Cheryl Berard,pianist and soloists from the Westminster Collegiate Choir. Leiderkranz Club 6 East 87th Street Concert Hall - Third Level Sunday, September 9th 3:00pm Free Admission

The event is closed to the public. Residents only.

The Peace of Heart Choir is a not-for-profit collective of musical community members who came together in response to the tragic events of September 11, 2001 to help promote healing, diversity, community bonding, and mutual understanding through music. Some choir members were responders, some lost loved ones, all were deeply affected and moved to bring comfort and healing to the people of NY. They now perform music from around the world at more than 20 free on-site concerts a year for area shelters, hospitals, hospices, youth organizations, service providers, and other non-profits in the New York metropolitan area.

Join StonehengeNYC for an evening of remembrance, featuring a yoga practice co-led by Elena Brower of Virayoga and Paula Tursi of Reflections Yoga Studio, who are thrilled to collaborate for the first time, as well as a breathing Practice to Honor the Fallen in Special Tribute to the NYFD. A special gratitude ceremony will conclude our evening.

National Dance Institute's Celebration Team returns to Rockefeller Plaza, performing live as part of this annual global event dedicated to spreading the message of peace.

Sacred music from the golden age of polyphony, sung a cappella, in memory of all victims.

Classical Piano Recital, by Gila Ducat- Lipton :" Music of Strength, Peace & Reflection."

Something to Sing About in New York - Creative Arts Collective for Singers and Actors will present a concert of beautiful and uplifting vocal and instrumental music from Bach to Broadway, an original poem, Storms, by STSANY member Barbara Brown, and Walt Whitman's Starting from Paumanok recited by guest artist, actor Ramiro Antonio Sandoval. STSANY members will perform group numbers including Aaron Copland's At the River, Rodgers and Hammerstein's You'll Never Walk Alone and the spiritual, This Little Light of Mine. Solos will be sung by members Barbara Brown, soprano, Enrique Suarez-Olmos, tenor, Rafa Reyes, baritone, Rebecca MacLean, soprano, Stephanie Garay, soprano, and Anna Bartos, soprano and founder-director of STSANY. Guest artists: Kat Sherrell and Moshe Knoll, pianists; Ramiro Antonio Sandoval, actor; Jimmy Roberts, pianist-composer (I Love You,You're Perfect, Now Change; The Velveteen Rabbit; The Thing About Men); Barry Keating, songwriter and six time Tony nominee (Broadway musical Starmites, Junglebook-gospel/rap/rock musical, and Hollywood Opera.) Reception following.

Please join us at the Carriage House Center for the Arts on Tuesday, September 11th at 7:00PM for a special concert featuring Pablo Paláez. He will be performing a selection of his piano compositions.

Abigail Lumsden Jazz Quartet Vocal stylings, driving rhythms and jazz improv.

Join us for a wonderful celebration of music and the September Concert Foundation...all performed by New York-area amateur musicians: PROGRAMME 1. Sonata No. 17 in B Flat Major (Allegretto)- W.A. Mozart Lili Beneda (Piano) 2. Horn Duet- C.T. Henning, Bop Duet 6- B. Bower Mark Mariaschin (French Horn), Christina Barkan (French Horn) 3. Lascia Ch'io Pianga (from Rinaldo)- G.F. Handel, Let My Song Fill Your Heart- E. Charles Paulette Coppin (Soprano), Kurt Daisley (Piano) 4. Widmung (Myrthen, Op 25), Fruhlingsnacht (Liederkreis, Op. 39), Mondnacht (Leiderkreis, Op.39)- R. Schumann Michael Peng (Tenor), Liza Wu (Piano) 5. Violin Sonata No.2, Op 100 (I. Allegro amabile)- J. Brahms Elliott Niebch (Violin), Toshiko Jones (Piano) 6. Seligkeit, D.433- R. Schubert, Un Bel Di- G. Puccini Marion Gedney (Soprano), Alina Kiryayeva (Piano) INTERMISSION 7. Ausencias, Vuelvo al Sur- A. Piazzolla Aya Y (Piano) 8. You Are in my Dream- H. C. Le Hau C. Le (Guitar) 9. Cello Suite No 3 (Prelude)- J.S. Bach, Una Limosna por el Amor de Dios- A. Barrios, Tango en Skai- R. Dyens Michael Sheridan (Guitar) 10. Quattro Stagoni- L'Estate (III- Presto)- A. Vivaldi, The Lord's Prayer- H. Malotte Renee Ogiste (Steelpan), Furness Norton (Steelpan), Michael Zephyrine (Piano) 11. Rachenitsa (Bulgarian traditional)- A. Zoltán, Blue Little Flower (Chinese traditional)- Y. Ma Elliott Niebch (Violin 1), George Stylianos (Violin 2), Celeste Chau (Piano, Thumb Cymbals), Ning Yap (Cello), Chung E Choi (Bongo, Darbuka), Hau C. Le (Guitar), Milen Pavlov (Accordion), Jenny He (Dancer), Deirdre Towers (Tambourine), Chunlei Ji (Vocalist)

Classical music, show-tunes and original music played on a musical saw by Natalia Paruz - a.k.a. the 'Saw Lady'

Remembering September 11th: never again Jazz celebrates New York, featuring musicians, singers and tap dancers.