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Sunday
September
6th
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Community Concerts at Second: Vijay Gupta, violin + Dominic Cheli, piano
Joined by acclaimed pianist Dominic Cheli, Gupta presents a richly varied program that spans three centuries—including Vitali's dramatic Chaconne, Korngold's enchanting selections from Much Ado About Nothing, contemporary works by Reena Esmail, and Brahms' Violin Sonata No. 3 in D minor, Op. 108. Venue: Second Presbyterian Church, 4200 Saint Paul St, Baltimore, MD 21218 Free concert. No tickets or registration required. 7:00 p.m.: Program begins promptly 8:00 p.m.: Book signing and reception In-person attendees will receive a complimentary book.
Thursday
September
10th
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Restrung: Vijay Gupta with Helena Hansen, MD, PhD
Restrung Vijay Gupta with Helena Hansen, MD, PhD Thursday, September 10, 2026 7:00 PM PT , Live In-Person SOLD OUT
Tuesday
September
29th
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The Charlotte Center: Vijay Gupta
Join The Charlotte Center for Humanities and The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Foundation for an unforgettable evening with Vijay Gupta—MacArthur Fellow, acclaimed violinist, founder of Street Symphony, and author of the memoir Restrung: A Memoir of Music and Transformation.
Thursday
October
1st
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Penny Stamps Speaker Series: Vijay Gupta
Vijay Gupta is a violinist, curator, and music director who explores the human condition through music. His performing career has taken him from Carnegie Hall — where he debuted at age eight — to county jails, Skid Row shelters, and state psychiatric hospitals, finding in each the same essential questions about what music is for, and who it is for.
Sunday
October
18
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Music & Human Connection with Vijay Gupta
Sun, Oct 18 | Constellations Music Salon MacArthur Fellow Vijay Gupta, joined by cellist Danielle Cho and pianist Ellen Hwangbo, brings together music, story, and purpose in an intimate afternoon of Bach, Mendelssohn, a new work by Oswald Huỳnh, and conversation about the power of art to transform lives.
Sunday
December
6
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RE/sound Festival 2026
ReSound Festival is the larger frame for Street Symphony's annual gathering at The Midnight Mission. The Messiah Project remains the musical and emotional centerpiece; ReSound names the full ecosystem around it - community-created music, food and hospitality, service and resource partners, volunteers, workshops, storytelling, and the encounter among residents, artists, neighbors, donors, and civic partners. Launched at The Midnight Mission in 2015, the Messiah Project is Street Symphony's annual participatory celebration of music and community. Handel's Messiah is joined by original songs and stories created through Street Symphony workshops. Professional soloists, orchestral musicians, community choirs, Skid Row residents, and participants from shelters and recovery programs share the same stage and the same musical space.Launched at The Midnight Mission in 2015, the Messiah Project is Street Symphony's annual participatory celebration of music and community. Handel's Messiah is joined by original songs and stories created through Street Symphony workshops. Professional soloists, orchestral musicians, community choirs, Skid Row residents, and participants from shelters and recovery programs share the same stage and the same musical space.
Sunday
September
6th
-
Community Concerts at Second: Vijay Gupta, violin + Dominic Cheli, piano
Joined by acclaimed pianist Dominic Cheli, Gupta presents a richly varied program that spans three centuries—including Vitali's dramatic Chaconne, Korngold's enchanting selections from Much Ado About Nothing, contemporary works by Reena Esmail, and Brahms' Violin Sonata No. 3 in D minor, Op. 108. Venue: Second Presbyterian Church, 4200 Saint Paul St, Baltimore, MD 21218 Free concert. No tickets or registration required. 7:00 p.m.: Program begins promptly 8:00 p.m.: Book signing and reception In-person attendees will receive a complimentary book.
Sunday
October
18
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Music & Human Connection with Vijay Gupta
Sun, Oct 18 | Constellations Music Salon MacArthur Fellow Vijay Gupta, joined by cellist Danielle Cho and pianist Ellen Hwangbo, brings together music, story, and purpose in an intimate afternoon of Bach, Mendelssohn, a new work by Oswald Huỳnh, and conversation about the power of art to transform lives.
Tuesday
September
29th
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The Charlotte Center: Vijay Gupta
Join The Charlotte Center for Humanities and The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Foundation for an unforgettable evening with Vijay Gupta—MacArthur Fellow, acclaimed violinist, founder of Street Symphony, and author of the memoir Restrung: A Memoir of Music and Transformation.
Thursday
October
1st
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Penny Stamps Speaker Series: Vijay Gupta
Vijay Gupta is a violinist, curator, and music director who explores the human condition through music. His performing career has taken him from Carnegie Hall — where he debuted at age eight — to county jails, Skid Row shelters, and state psychiatric hospitals, finding in each the same essential questions about what music is for, and who it is for.
Thursday
September
10th
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Restrung: Vijay Gupta with Helena Hansen, MD, PhD
Restrung Vijay Gupta with Helena Hansen, MD, PhD Thursday, September 10, 2026 7:00 PM PT , Live In-Person SOLD OUT
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