In-Person at The Breakers or Via Zoom

Pricing In-person members: $15 In-person non-members: $20 Zoom price: $10

Immerse yourself in music from Season 1 of HBO's “The Gilded Age.” Enter a world of elegance and beauty and experience live music as if you waltzed directly out of a time machine. This historically accurate program will include selections featured in the series, performed by many of the actual musicians who portrayed period artists on-screen, as well as a special performance by Dr. Christopher Brellochs, who appeared as composer/conductor John Knowles Paine in the HBO series. Conductors Dr. Mark Stickney and Brellochs will also provide the historical background of the music. This program is sponsored in part by Historic Music of Newport. Registration and ticket information available soon.

The Music in HBO’s “The Gilded Age,” Thursday, December 15, 2022 at 5:30pm.

Join us in Historic Cherry Hill’s Family Parlor for a rare treat, as Dr. Christopher Brellochs describes his work on the popular series and performs a holiday-inspired musical demo on the saxophone, a musical instrument that had only just been invented in the Gilded Age!

Admission charged and reservations required for in-person attendance, via Eventbrite. Live-streamed free to YouTube.

For more information contact Education Assistant, Meghan Willis, at meghan@historiccherryhill.org or call the museum 518-434-4791.

19th century opera arias and the fantasies they inspired for saxophone and piano; music from Donizetti, Bellini, Massenet, and Mayeur performed by Ann Marie Adamick, mezzo, Dr. Elizabeth Gerbi, soprano, Dr. Christopher Brellochs, saxophone, and Max Caplan, piano.

Dr. Christopher Brellochs will also share stories of his involvement in season 1 of the HBO series “The Gilded Age,” and his portrayal of composer and conductor John Knowles Paine in episode 4, along with predictions on the music to be used in season 2.