“Intimate, immaculately fashioned” -The New York Times
Join us for an intimate evening of chamber music by the renowned Helicon Ensemble on Friday, November 6th at 7pm. Presenting “Children of Orpheus", Helicon will highlight the music of Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713), his noteworthy students, and musical homages from composers of following generations. Corelli’s influence would come to be a defining element of the Baroque style.
Founded in 1985 by Albert Fuller , Helicon explores chamber music in an historical context. Its 2026-27 season includes performances at The Baryshnikov Arts Center and The Frick Collection, in addition to St. James the Less. Helicon has been presented by Carnegie Hall and has co-produced events with Yale University and The Morgan Library, among other organizations.
Feel free to come early, at 6:30, for a pre-concert reception with champagne and hors d’oeuvres. Tickets are $55/person, free for students and children under 18. Click the button below for tickets. Advance ticket purchase recommended!