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ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE

3–4 p.m. St. Stephen’s and theIncarnation Episcopal Church,1525 Newton St., NW

NSO trombonists Craig Mulcahy and Barry Hearn are joined by guest trombonists Lee Rogers and DaveMurray to play classical works.

HIP HOP AND CLASSICAL MUSICCOLLABORATION

7–8 p.m. BloomBars, 3222 11th St., NW

NSO musicians Alexandra Osborne and Joel Fuller,violins; Mahoko Eguchi, viola; and Rachel Young,cello, participate in an artistic exchange withPeabody Award–winning hip hop artist Asheruand rising jazz/R&B vocalist Tamika Love Jones. Thecollaboration celebrates the music of Afro-Frenchcomposer and violin virtuoso Chevalier de Saint-Georges, also referred to as “The Black Mozart.”

MONDAY, JANUARY 9CHAMBER MUSIC

5:30–6:30 p.m. Washington DC JewishCommunity Center, 1529 16th St., NW

NSO musicians Natasha Bogachek, violin; ZinoBogachek, violin; Eric DeWaardt, viola; and YvonneCaruthers, cello, play classical works. This event isa part of the Washington, DC Jewish CommunityCenter’s Open House and Locally Grown Festival.

DANCE AND MUSIC COLLABORATION

5:30–6:30 p.m. The Dance Institute ofWashington, 3400 14th St., NW

Students from the Dance Institute of Washingtonperform alongside NSO musicians Glenn Donnellan,violin; Ruth Wicker Schaaf, viola; David Teie, cello; andJeffrey Weisner, bass. The performance is followed bya question and answer session.

David and Alice Rubenstein are the Presenting Underwriters of the NSO.

The NSO’s Community Engagement Program is made possiblethrough the generosity of Mrs. Irene Pollin.

Additional support is provided by The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation

and Linda and Tobia Mercuro.

For more information regarding the NSOin Your Neighborhood: Columbia Heights 

activities, visit kennedy-center.org/nsoneighborhood, email wgwilliams@

kennedy-center.org, or call (202) 416-8112.

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4CHAMBER MUSIC

7–9 p.m. Acre 121, 1400 Irving St., NW

NSO musicians Glenn Donnellan, violin; Ruth Wicker Schaaf, viola; David Teie, cello; and Jeffrey Weisner,bass, play works featuring a variety of classicalcomposers, eras of music, and styles.

CHAMBER MUSIC

7–9 p.m. Busboys and Poets,2021 14th St., NW

NSO musicians Alexandra Osborne and Joel Fuller,violins; Mahoko Eguchi, viola; Rachel Young, cello;and Anthony Manzo, bass, play classical works.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 5

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

10–11:30 a.m. Sitar Arts Center,1700 Kalorama Rd., NW

Professional arts administrators from the greater Washington region participate in a roundtablediscussion addressing the topic of fundraising for artseducation. To register, visit www.sitarartscenter.org or call (202) 797-2145.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 6

ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE: Viva Violins

4–5 p.m. Sitar Arts Center,1700 Kalorama Rd., NW

NSO violinists Elisabeth Adkins, Holly Hamilton, JaneBowyer Stewart, and Linda Schroeder play classicalworks for children, youth, and families.

FULL ORCHESTRA CONCERT: A World of Music

7–9 p.m. Columbia Heights EducationalCampus, 3101 16th St., NW

The National Symphony Orchestra conducted by NSOAssistant Conductor Ankush Kumar Bahl plays classicalworks highlighting artistic and cultural inuences from

around the world.

Program to include:

DVOŘÁK:Carnival OvertureDEBUSSY: Clair de lune

COPLAND: El salón  México VIVALDI: “Winter” from The Four SeasonsBRAHMS: Tragic Overture

WALKER:Lyric for Strings MÁRQUEZ:Danzón No. 2

GRIEG: Peer Gynt Suite No. 1

This event is free but tickets are required. To reservetickets, email wgwilliams@kennedy-center.org or call

(202) 416-8112.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 8KINDERKONZERT:Follow That Fiddle!

10:15–11 a.m. BloomBars,3222 11th St., NW

Almost anything can become a musical instrumentwhen you look at it the right way. In this specialKinderkonzert, NSO member Glenn Donnellan playsmultiple ddles, including his Electric Slugger™—a

violin made from a baseball bat! This performance isdesigned for age 4 & up.

CHAMBER MUSIC

1–3 p.m. All Souls Church,2835 16th St., NW

NSO musicians Heather LeDoux Green, violin; DanielFoster, viola; and Lisa Emenheiser, piano, play

classical works.

This event is free but tickets are required. To reservetickets, email wgwilliams@kennedy-center.org or call(202) 416-8112.

ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE

2–3:30 p.m. GALA Hispanic Theatre,3333 14th St., NW

NSO trombonists kick off GALA Hispanic Theatre’straditional community celebration, Fiesta de los tres

 reyes magos (Three Kings Day), the most popular holiday event in the Latino community.

DANCE AND MUSIC COLLABORATION

2–3:30 p.m. The Wonderland Ballroom,1101 Kenyon St., NW

NSO violinist Glenn Donnellan and additional NSOcolleagues play alongside dancers Kelly MossSouthall, Maura Gahan, and Gregg Corbino.