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Great Music on Sundays @5 presents its second installment of “Music Without Borders” on Sunday, Aug. 29, 5 p.m. Hear the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Karl Jenkins, Hans Zimmer, Astor Piazzolla, and John Williams played by John Thomas, piano; Roxanne Layton, recorder; Eric Maul, flute; and Brian Calhoon, marimba. Visit ptownmusic.com to watch or donate.
Great Music on Sundays @5 presents “Music Without Borders” on Sunday, Aug. 8, 5 p.m. John Thomas will be joined by Ken Field, Justin Torrellas, Frederick Jodry, Mozelle, and others for gospel hymns, meditative improvisations, and a performance on the Unitarian Universalist Meeting House’s 1850 Hammond tracker organ. Visit ptownmusic.com to watch or make a donation.
The final episode of “Music Without Borders,” with pianist John Thomas, streams Sunday, March 7th, 7 p.m. at provincetowntheater.org. Singer Mozelle Andrulot returns as the special guest. Free to watch; $15 suggested donation.
“Music Without Borders,” a weekly music meditation show with pianist John Thomas that’s presented online by the Provincetown Theater, continues on Sunday, February 21st, 7 p.m., with classical cellist Chanthoeun Varon Collins. Watch at provincetowntheater.org; $15 suggested donation.
“Music Without Borders,” a weekly music meditation show with pianist John Thomas, presented online by the Provincetown Theater, continues Sunday, February 14th, at 7 p.m. This week features Bulgarian folk singer Elena Mancheva and wind player Justin Torrellas. Watch at provincetowntheater.org; $15 suggested donation.
“Music Without Borders,” a weekly music meditation show with pianist John Thomas, presented by Provincetown Theater, continues Sunday, February 7th, at 7 p.m. with singer Mozelle Andrulot. Watch at provincetowntheater.org; $15 suggested donation.
Virtual Coffeehouse at the Mews continues on Monday, February 1st, at 7 p.m. This week hosts Ron Robin and Peter Donnelly are joined by musicians John Thomas and Frank Poranski, as well as a poet to be announced. Suggested $5 donation benefits WOMR and the Provincetown Theater. Watch at mewsptown.com.
“Music Without Borders,” a weekly music meditation show with pianist John Thomas, presented by Provincetown Theater, continues Sunday, January 31st, 7 p.m. with Bulgarian folk singer Elena Mancheva and wind player Justin Torrellas. Watch at provincetowntheater.org; $15 suggested donation.
“Music Without Borders,” a music meditation show with pianist John Thomas, will premiere online on Sunday, January 24th, at 7 p.m. with guest Ken Field on saxophone. It will stream Sundays through March 7th at provincetowntheater.org.
The show “aims to engage audiences for a half-hour each week with the peace, serenity and beauty offered by John’s astonishing talent on our stage at the grand piano,” the press announcement says. Thomas will have a musical guest each week, joining him on a “journey from classical to gospel to jazz to original to improv.”
The Provincetown Theater’s annual “Townie Holiday Extravaganza” will stream Sunday, December 20th at 7 p.m. via provincetowntheater.org. It is free, with a $20 suggested donation.
The prerecorded compilation of local acts will be hosted by Tawny Heatherton, the drag persona of the theater’s artistic director, David Drake. It features, according to the announcement, “a roster of Cape Cod performers offering pre-recorded songs, spoken word and storytelling acts, plus musical instrument solos on guitar, cello, piano, and harp.”
The performers include Megan Amorese, Mozelle Andrulot, Jay Baer, Christopher Brooke, Arian Carlos, Chanthoeun Collins, Terri Conti, Brandon Cordeiro, Tianna Esperanza, Jay Gurewitsch, Paul E. Halley, Christie Hardwick & the Florida Snowbirds, Kevin Hume, Tamora Israel, Grant King, Trish LaRose, Zoë Lewis, Kenny Lockwood, Thom Markee, Steven Myerson, Kurt Reynolds, Patrick Riviere, Fermin Rojas, Anne Stott, John Strumwasser, Connie Tavanis, John Thomas, Sallie Tighe, and students from the Provincetown and Truro schools.
The virtual series “Great Music on Sundays @5” presents “Broadway for One!” on Sunday, August 23rd, at 5:00 p.m. It’s an extravaganza featuring Cape Cod performers singing solos with pianist John Thomas. Go to ptownmusic.com to watch live for free, with donations encouraged.
Great Music on Sundays @5 presents “Marimba and Piano Global Rhythms” on Sunday, Aug. 2 at 5 p.m. This free live-streaming concert, with Brian Calhoon on marimba, John Thomas on piano, and Chanthoeun Varon Collins on cello, includes music from Argentina, Bulgaria, Italy, Romania, and the U.S. For details, go to ptownmusic.com.
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