The Shubert Theatre and Yale Schwarzman Center bring Ibrahim to New Haven

It keeps getting sweeter...

The notes came fast and furious, one on top of the other. In one world, four string instruments were neck-and-neck with each other, racing toward a resolution with wild abandon. Violin emerged, undulating, and cello pulsed sharply beneath it. Viola rose, an oncoming wave, and sprinted so fast it seemed there was no room for breath.

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Spooky witches take the stage along with family favorites this week in CT arts

New Haven artists Jisu Sheen and Kulimushi Barongozi created a film in conjunction with an event in 2021 at the temporary skate bowl constructed with support from Yale Schwarzman Center—a film that has now inspired a new album.

A Brooklyn-born Puerto-Rican from New Haven, a Mexican Puerto-Rican Jew from the Lower East Side, and a Bengali Indian from Jersey walked on to the wooden floor & the rest? History.

Yale Schwarzman Center in partnership with Yale School of Music Concord Sonata and other fantastic eclectic works from Joplin to Nina Simone

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