At the Temple of Juno

Celebrate the coming of summer with Relic in a performance that will enliven the imagination and excite the senses!

Relic, a touring early music ensemble known for its spirited performances and innovative programs, will be performing its season finale at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (3 West 65th St, New York, NY) at 6:30pm on Friday, June 7th. A gala reception for recent donors will immediately follow the concert. For more information, visit relicensemble.org.

At the Temple of Juno celebrates the coming of summer by honoring the goddess Juno and all she represents: power, jealousy, rage, love, childhood, and rejuvenation. Enjoy masterpieces by Handel, Purcell, Vivaldi and Scarlatti, as well as rarely heard gems by De Lalande, D’Ambruys and Charpentier - all in a program that flows seamlessly from one affect to the next!

"This concert is a chance to enjoy a wide variety of musical gems. Rather than adhering to multi-movement, full-work structure of most programs, we’ve chosen some of the most exciting and breathtaking passages we know and crafted them into a six-chapter narrative punctuated by poetry and myth. Whether you're a die-hard early music lover or new to this extraordinary style, this program will have you transfixed," says Cullen O’Neil, founding Relic cellist.

Relic members include violinists Kako Boga, Aniela Eddy, Toma Iliev, Natalie Rose Kress, Rebecca Nelson and Chiara Stauffer, cellist Cullen O’Neil, bassoonist Georgeanne Banker, harpsichordist Robert Warner, bassist Sue Yelanjian, and theorbist Cameron Welke.

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This performance is about 1 hour long without intermission

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Special Announcement!

We cordially invite this season’s donors of $50 or more to our "Friends of Relic" gala reception. Please join us for hors d’oeuvres, a toast, and an exclusive inside look at Relic.

Kindly RSVP by sending an email to rsvp@relicensemble.org by June 1

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• General Admission $20
• General Admission + Gala Reception $70
• Students and Children are FREE

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Relic is a conductorless period chamber orchestra that connects with audiences through intimate, imaginative, and dramatic representations of early music, with the goal of reaching communities in all 50 states. Relic's innovative programming, which uses narrative "chapters" to unite a variety of repertoire into one breathtaking concert experience, has captured the hearts of new and seasoned concertgoers alike.