"Heartstrings"
March 4 - 5, 2023
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Concert with NSCS March 5 @ 4 pm
Concert repertoire for Sunday, March 5, will include original songs and arrangements of both traditional and contemporary folk songs, including “Will the Circle Be Unbroken”, “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” “Teach Your Children Well,” and various collaborations between Heartstrings and NSCS. The concert is at First Presbyterian Church - Evanston, 1427 Chicago Avenue, Evanston and and via live stream. View the concert poster and the program booklet here.
In-person tickets will be available for purchase on Sunday, March 5 at FPCE (south entrance) beginning at about 3:15 pm.
Streaming tickets are still available for purchase, and you'll receive an email acknowledgement with the streaming link.
If you have any questions about your streaming link, please contact us here.
Concert repertoire for Sunday, March 5, will include original songs and arrangements of both traditional and contemporary folk songs, including “Will the Circle Be Unbroken”, “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” “Teach Your Children Well,” and various collaborations between Heartstrings and NSCS. The concert is at First Presbyterian Church - Evanston, 1427 Chicago Avenue, Evanston and and via live stream. View the concert poster and the program booklet here.
In-person tickets will be available for purchase on Sunday, March 5 at FPCE (south entrance) beginning at about 3:15 pm.
Streaming tickets are still available for purchase, and you'll receive an email acknowledgement with the streaming link.
If you have any questions about your streaming link, please contact us here.
Multi-generational Community Workshop March 4 @ 9 am
The weekend will include a multi-generational community workshop on Saturday, March 4th, 9-11am, and will also be held at First Presbyterian Church - Evanston. This unique experience will give children (ages 7 and up) the opportunity to explore music, movement, and mindfulness with singers of all ages. Click here for additional workshop information.
The workshop is free and open to anyone who loves to sing - all ages and stages - and workshop participants are invited to perform with us at Sunday's concert!
The weekend will include a multi-generational community workshop on Saturday, March 4th, 9-11am, and will also be held at First Presbyterian Church - Evanston. This unique experience will give children (ages 7 and up) the opportunity to explore music, movement, and mindfulness with singers of all ages. Click here for additional workshop information.
The workshop is free and open to anyone who loves to sing - all ages and stages - and workshop participants are invited to perform with us at Sunday's concert!
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Parking for both events is available in the First Presbyterian Church lot, just south of the church entrance. If the lot is full, street parking is available at no charge on Sunday. For Saturday parking, check the Park Evanston app.
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Announcing Our 87th Season: The Power of Music
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"To Sit and Dream”
Black Music: A Celebration Nov. 13, 2022 at 4 pm Unitarian Church of Evanston |
“Heartstrings”
March 5, 2023 at 4 pm First Presbyterian Church of Evanston 1427 Chicago Avenue and via live stream and March 4, 2023 community workshop |
Handel’s “Solomon”
June 4, 2023 at 4 pm Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation 303 Dodge Avenue, Evanston and via live stream |
Cover photo credit: Madison Petrusevski
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North Shore Choral Society is a welcoming, inclusive community for all participants and patrons.
We respect, value, and celebrate the unique attributes, characteristics, and perspectives that shape each individual. |
