WMP Concert Hall

 WMP ---" Workshop for Music Performance "

The concert hall is located in the heart of the Flatiron district of New York City at 31 East 28th Street (ground floor) between Park Avenue South and Madison Avenue. WMP Concert Hall is also adjacent to Gradoux-Matt Rare Violins, LLC, a famous violin shop repairing and restoring rare string instruments.

Decorated with 19th century chandeliers and gilded mirrors, WMP Concert Hall attracts musicians and private collectors from all over the world. The hall comfortably hosts an audience of 70 and is equipped with a brand new 7'4'' Bösendorfer concert grand piano. WMP Concert Hall makes a perfect venue for solo recitals and chamber music. It is handicap friendly and easily accessible by public transportation or car.

During the summer of 2010, WMP Concert Hall has been renovated. We have built a wooden shell on stage for acoustic reasons and all the performers have been extremely enthusiastic about the improvements!

Reservations required for evening concerts

by emailing admin@wmpconcerthall.com or

calling at 212-582-7536

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WMP Non For Profit:

Welcoming Today's performers:

    WMP Concert Hall. corp           

A non-for-profit organization organizes and promotes concerts venue for musicians from all over the world. Our goal is to promote performances of classical music & today s' music by professional performers. 

All donations are tax deductible according to the law. WMP Concert Hall. corp is a non for profit organization based in Westport, Connecticut with a federal tax I.D. # 26-4036155

We at WMP feel strongly that to help the arts in America, the government should create a secretary of the Arts position. If you agree with us, please sign the petition. Follow this link:

http://www.petitiononline.com/esnyc/petition.html

For more information about Gradoux-Matt Rare Violins, LLC, please go visit us at: www.gradouxmattrareviolins.com 

Please also visit one of our sponsors, GoStrings at www.gostrings.com

WMP Concert Hall welcomes Gil Morgenstern’s Reflections Series

For more information please visit Gil Morgenstern

 Upcoming Concerts &

Future Artists

Wednesday, February 1st @ 12:30pm

Strad for Lunch Series presents: violinist Bela Horvath, violists Mialtin Zhezha, Mujan Hosseinzadeh and cellist Hiro Matsuo

Works by Wieniawski, Beethoven, Mendelssohn

Suggested donation: $10

Friday, February 3rd @ 7:30pm

Lunatics at Large Series presents: Lunatics at Large Ensemble

"Utopia-Experimental Music"

Works by Ana Dall'Ara-Majek, Ofer Pelz, Hadas Pe'ery, Aleksandra Vrebalov, Joan Bagés i Rubi and Petros Ovsepyan

Suggested donation: $20

Wednesday, February 8th @ 12:30pm

Strad for Lunch Series presents: violinist Siwoo Kim and pianist Eunice Kim

Works by Prokofiev, Mozart, Tchaikovsky

Suggested donation: $10

Thursday, February 9th @ 7:30pm

Chamber Music Series presents: cellist Julia Bruskin and pianist Aaron Wunsch

Works by Beethoven, Hersch, Foss, Rachmaninoff

Admission: $20, $10 (students)

Wednesday, February 15th @ 12:30pm

Strad for Lunch Series presents: violinist Virgil Boutellis-Taft and pianist TBA

Works by Bloch, Saint-Saëns, Massenet, Franck

Suggested donation: $10

Thursday, February 16th @ 7:30pm

Reflection Series presents: violinist and artistic director Gil Morgenstern and cellist Darrett Adkins

"A Trio of Duos"

Works by Ravel, Kodály and Glière

Admission: $35, $15 (students)

Wednesday, February 22nd @ 12:30pm

Strad for Lunch Series presents: violinist Liv Heym

Works by Bach, Telemann

Suggested donation: $10

Wednesday, February 22nd @ 7:30pm

Chamber Music Series presents: tenor Thomas Jakobs and pianist Christian Strauss

Works by Schubert

Admission: $20, $10 (students)

Wednesday, February 29th @ 12:30pm

Strad for Lunch Series presents: violinist Emily Daggett Smith and pianist TBA

Program to be announced

Suggested donation: $10

For upcoming concerts: Concert Calendar

For more information about the artists, please visit: News of WMP

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Suggested Donation: $5.00

Suggested DonationFor artists' biographies and more concert information, please visit News