Music performed by artists from around the region will fill the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at the Temple – Tifereth Israel’s Silver Hall beginning in September and continuing throughout the academic year.
Anchored by the Case Western Reserve University Department of Music, the inaugural Silver Hall Concert Series will bring 19 free musical performances to campus this year.
From gospel music to chamber ensembles, the series caters to varied interests. Each of the performing groups hails from the University Circle neighborhood or nearby communities, highlighting the area’s musical talent.
It also will show off Silver Hall at the Maltz Performing Arts Center—the main performance space that opened in 2015 after extensive renovations to transform it from a religious center into a state-of-the-art concert hall.
"This free series tackles several key components that help to define the niche of the Maltz Performing Arts Center," said Randall Barnes, executive director of Tinkham Veale University Center and Maltz Performing Arts Center. "First, the celebration of the musical artistry of our students through the CWRU Music Department ensembles; second, the professional and semi-professional talent of the greater Cleveland area ensembles showcased here; and finally, the intersection of technology and heritage by delivering one-of-a-kind performances both in-person and live-streamed from Silver Hall, the historical showpiece of the Maltz Performing Arts Center."
Visit the Silver Hall Concert Series website for more information and to reserve free tickets. The schedule of events, separated by performance group, is listed below.
