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Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill

Philadelphia

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Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill classical concerts

Philadelphia

Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill hosts classical performances listed in the Philadelphia calendar. Use this page for current dates, source links, and the latest available venue details.

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Brilliance & Endurance

Sunday, October 4 at 4:00 PM · Ticketed

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Date: Sun, Oct 4, 4:00 PM EDT

Join us for a celebration of Tempesta di Mare’s 25th anniversary! Savor the orchestral sound and the sense of discovery that defined Tempesta over its first quarter century. Single tickets for this event will go on sale in September 2026. To purchase a subscription for our 2026-27 season, click here!

Date: Sat, Oct 17, 7:30 PM EDT

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In sixteenth-century Antwerp, a small shop described as being found “At the Sign of the Crumhorn” drew musicians, dancers, and the curious inside. There, the publisher Tielman Susato sent new music out into the world – tunes that became massively popular and culturally influential. This program opens that door again, with the vivid sound of shawms, sackbuts, dulcians, and crumhorns filling the air. Follow the sign and find what’s been waiting to be heard.

Date: Sat, Dec 5, 7:30 PM EST

Ticketed

Join Piffaro for a program of French and English Renaissance Christmas music — noëls, carols, and sacred pieces drawn from the courts and chapels of late medieval Europe — performed on period instruments, unamplified, in the intimacy of a sacred space. Joining them is tenor James Reese, whose voice brings warmth and presence to music that is waiting to be heard again. Here is your invitation to let something old and beautiful find you in the middle of a noisy season.

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