ALIVEmusica, a collaborative series of livestream concerts borne of the coronavirus pandemic, will present its seventh chamber music performance with the Schroeder Umansky Duo.
The concert will be streamed from St. George’s Church in Newburgh, the venue of Newburgh Chamber Music, one of ALIVEmusica’s co-presenters.
Earlier concerts have been streamed from the Howland Cultural Center in Beacon, home of the Howland Chamber Music Circle, which spearheaded the ALIVEmusica series. Other co-presenters include the Pawling Concert Series and classical WMHT FM.

Violinist Amy Schroeder and cellist Felix Umansky, who perform a wide range of compositions, from classical to contemporary, formed their ensemble in 2014 shortly before they were married.
Their March 21 concert will feature Arthur Honegger’s enchanting Sonatine for Violin and Cello and the Hungarian folk music of Zoltàn Kodàly’s Duo for Violin and Cello.

The concert can be streamed on the websites of the co-presenters, including newburghchambermusic.org and howlandmusic.org/ALIVEmusica. It will be available for two weeks following its debut. A donation of $20 is suggested.