The House is once again welcoming guests, on a limited basis, only rooms with private bathrooms will be available. In keeping with pandemic related protocols, proof of a COVID-19 full vaccination will be a requirement. In addition, guests will be expected to wear a mask when in public areas of the House.

We hope that everyone will appreciate that the above procedures are for the benefit of all and in no way will compromise the warm welcome the House has extended to guests.

Often a place of silence and meditation, the House of the Redeemer is also a place of music and verse, and varied programs. To many, the House is where insights and ideas are originated and shared in a beautiful and unique setting. Please see the Calendar for information about upcoming programs and events at the House.

Fabbri Chamber Concerts

Launched in October 1999, Fabbri Chamber Concerts presents an annual series of three concerts at the House of the Redeemer, offering exciting and creative programs played by the finest artists. Past performances have included the world-renowned artists Stanley Drucker, clarinetist; Andre Emelianoff, cellist; and Carol Wincenc, flutist. Pianist and Artistic Director of the series, Kazuko Hayami, praised by the New York Times for playing that “danced and glittered deliciously,” frequently joins the performances.

Presented in an ideal chamber music setting, the concerts take place in the elegant wood-paneled Italian Renaissance library of the House of the Redeemer. This beautiful space with its warm acoustics, the brief introductory remarks offered for each piece, and the opportunity to meet the artists at a reception following the concert allow audiences to share a unique and intimate musical salon experience.

The House has been noted by the New York Times as embodying “the artisanship of a bygone era.” The House and its library were first opened with a private recital by violinist Fritz Kreisler in 1917. Concerts were often performed in the library while Mrs. Fabbri was in residence. The Fabbri Chamber Concerts continues the musical tradition begun by the Fabbri family.

Up Coming Concerts

REBEL Ensemble for Baroque Music

March 18 at 7:30 pm

The award winning, New York-based ensemble REBEL is one of North America’s top-tier ensembles specializing in 17th and 18th century repertoire performed on period instruments. Called “sophisticated and beguiling” by the New York Times, REBEL will present works of Telemann, Mancini,Corelli, J.S. Bach, Vivaldi, and Bodinus.

Dear Fabbri Ticket Holders,

In an abundance of caution and with respect for our audience and musicians we have postponed the REBEL Baroque concert scheduled for Wednesday March 18^th until the fall. We are happy to announce that the award winning chamber ensemble will instead open our Fall season in November. The good news is that your tickets will be honored at that concert – so we hope you will plan to be there. If that does not work for your schedule you might consider waiving your ticket purchase in lieu of a donation to Fabbri Chamber Concerts and receiving a tax acknowledgement. Should you prefer a refund please call the House office on 212-289-0399 and we will help you with that. The office is currently open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.  We still plan to host the American String Quartet on May 16^th – and will let you know if there are any changes.

With sincere regrets but also looking forward to future concerts,

Kathy Greene, Director

Fabbri Chamber Concerts

American String Quartet

May 13 at 7:30 pm

Internationally recognized as one of the world’s foremost quartets, the American String Quartet is celebrating its 44th season this year. Join us for an intimate evening of Bach, Barber, Bartok, Shostakovich and Beethoven.

1. Hold onto them as they are good for any concert during the 2020-21 season.
2. Consider waiving your ticket purchase in lieu of a donation to Fabbri Chamber Concerts and receive a tax acknowledgement
3. Receive a refund by calling 212-289-0399.