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Join Us for our 51st Season!
Our 2024-25 concert season starts with our annual visit to the 1780s as we present Colonial Concert XLV at United Church on the Green on November 30, 2024 – the Saturday after Thanksgiving. The program will feature Haydn’s Symphony No. 88, and we once again welcome the Alchemy Chorus to join forces with O.N.E.’s musicians.
We also present our annual Colonial Dinner at 6:00 at the Elm City Club - just across the street from United Church. Join other O.N.E. patrons for a lovely dinner - parking is easy to find at 6:00!
Our two spring concerts present some fun and unexpected fare. The Clock at Battell Chapel on March 8th features Haydn’s Symphony No. 101, nicknamed “The Clock,” as well as works by Ibert and Ravel, plus a major song cycle by Lori Laitman.
Carnival on April 26th at the Unitarian Society of New Haven features Saint-Saëns’s Carnival of the Animals, plus works by Telemann, Revueltas, and Strauss.
Tickets are on sale now - $50 for Preferred Seating and $30 for General Admission. You can order online, send a check to PO Box 200123, New Haven CT 06520, or call 203-488-8403. To order a subscription, call 203-488-8403.
November 30, 2024
United Church on the Green
Join “Mr. Sinclair from Boston” and special guests as we recreate a concert in the 1790s in New Haven. Conductor, guests, musicians, and soloists will all be decked out in their finest, for some “new” music by Mssrs. Haydn, Telemann, Bach, and Handel.
Listen to Maestro Sinclair describe the upcoming concert!
We WILL Have Tickets at the Door on Saturday - come join us!
March 8, 2025
Battell Chapel at Yale
On March 8th, O.N.E. brings you an eclectic concert featuring Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No. 101, “The Clock.” The other featured work is a song cycle by Yale graduate Lori Laitman: Becoming a Redwood, for soprano and chamber orchestra, based on poems by Dana Gioia. The concert also includes short works by Ibert and Ravel.
April 26, 2025
Unitarian Society of New Haven
Our April 26th concert will delight you with Saint- Saëns’s humorous musical suite, Carnival of the Animals, depicting a multitude of animals, with narrator Jacqui Hubbard reading the poems of Ogden Nash. The concert also features flutist Adrianne Greenbaum performing a Telemann flute concerto, and An Homage to Frederico Garcia Lorca by Mexican composer Silvestre Revueltas.