On the first Tuesday of every month, Classical Music Indy is proud to present, in partnership with the Indianapolis chapter of Classical Revolution, a diverse mix of classical music, hosted by the Chatterbox Jazz Club in downtown Indy.
Join former Ignite Studio Maker-in-Residence, Eric Salazar, "The Clarinet Guy", and learn how to set-up and record a short audio project using professional equipment.
"It has been far too long since IndyFringe has had a purely musical offering, and its return is a celebration of innovation and joy. This show is a refreshing diversion from other fare." - Plays by John and Wendy
ABOUT THE SHOW:
Sympathetic Resonance takes the audience on a journey of individualism through the exploration of distinct musical styles. This new piece is comprised of 6 miniature acts, each written by a different composer and spotlighting a specific instrumentalist. The overall effect poetically demonstrates the bold uniqueness of each voice through the non-verbal aesthetic of music, and ultimately leads to the realization of how human expressions can be both an individual accomplishment as well as a contribution to the collective.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
For nearly a decade in Indianapolis, Forward Motion has advocated for the creation of new works by presenting innovative performances in a variety of spaces. The ensemble focuses on the performance of new works and free improvisations. Forward Motion’s core instrumentation consists of flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano and percussion; the group's activity is fluid and involves many innovative combinations of this core instrumentation. The core members regularly compose for the group bringing about a wide-range of creative expressions.
The original music in this production was composed by Rob Funkhouser, Luke Garrigus, Cat Hoelscher, Logan Purcell, and Amanda S. This production features performers Jennifer Page (flute), Eric Salazar (clarinet), Angela Pulliam (violin), Maya Nojiri (cello), Ashton Vickery (piano), and Corey Denham (percussion).
CA: This production is recommended for all ages.
"It has been far too long since IndyFringe has had a purely musical offering, and its return is a celebration of innovation and joy. This show is a refreshing diversion from other fare." - Plays by John and Wendy
ABOUT THE SHOW:
Sympathetic Resonance takes the audience on a journey of individualism through the exploration of distinct musical styles. This new piece is comprised of 6 miniature acts, each written by a different composer and spotlighting a specific instrumentalist. The overall effect poetically demonstrates the bold uniqueness of each voice through the non-verbal aesthetic of music, and ultimately leads to the realization of how human expressions can be both an individual accomplishment as well as a contribution to the collective.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
For nearly a decade in Indianapolis, Forward Motion has advocated for the creation of new works by presenting innovative performances in a variety of spaces. The ensemble focuses on the performance of new works and free improvisations. Forward Motion’s core instrumentation consists of flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano and percussion; the group's activity is fluid and involves many innovative combinations of this core instrumentation. The core members regularly compose for the group bringing about a wide-range of creative expressions.
The original music in this production was composed by Rob Funkhouser, Luke Garrigus, Cat Hoelscher, Logan Purcell, and Amanda S. This production features performers Jennifer Page (flute), Eric Salazar (clarinet), Angela Pulliam (violin), Maya Nojiri (cello), Ashton Vickery (piano), and Corey Denham (percussion).
CA: This production is recommended for all ages.
Hear your art come to life! Graphic scoring is a process where visual descriptions or marks (often abstract), are interpreted by musicians and turned into sound. Patrons in this workshop will be shown examples of graphic scores performed by Forward Motion, a contemporary Indianapolis-based group that performs and produces original compositions. Next, participants will be guided through the creation of their own pieces of visual art. These will be interpreted and performed by Forward Motion during the workshop. Registration begins two weeks prior. Ages 5 and up.
This program is great for people of all ages.
"It has been far too long since IndyFringe has had a purely musical offering, and its return is a celebration of innovation and joy. This show is a refreshing diversion from other fare." - Plays by John and Wendy
ABOUT THE SHOW:
Sympathetic Resonance takes the audience on a journey of individualism through the exploration of distinct musical styles. This new piece is comprised of 6 miniature acts, each written by a different composer and spotlighting a specific instrumentalist. The overall effect poetically demonstrates the bold uniqueness of each voice through the non-verbal aesthetic of music, and ultimately leads to the realization of how human expressions can be both an individual accomplishment as well as a contribution to the collective.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
For nearly a decade in Indianapolis, Forward Motion has advocated for the creation of new works by presenting innovative performances in a variety of spaces. The ensemble focuses on the performance of new works and free improvisations. Forward Motion’s core instrumentation consists of flute, clarinet, violin, cello, piano and percussion; the group's activity is fluid and involves many innovative combinations of this core instrumentation. The core members regularly compose for the group bringing about a wide-range of creative expressions.
The original music in this production was composed by Rob Funkhouser, Luke Garrigus, Cat Hoelscher, Logan Purcell, and Amanda S. This production features performers Jennifer Page (flute), Eric Salazar (clarinet), Angela Pulliam (violin), Maya Nojiri (cello), Ashton Vickery (piano), and Corey Denham (percussion).
CA: This production is recommended for all ages.
Join us Thursdays from 1:30–2:30pm for an afternoon of storytelling, creativity, and community. Bring an art project to work on as you listen to stories shared by longtime Indianapolis residents.
Graphic Scoring (or Graphic Notation) is a process where artwork often includes symbols for musicians - who perform the artwork. This is your chance to come receive a bit of guidance then spend some time creating art - and hear your artwork performed at the end of the session!
Consider how to visualize music.
Join members of Forward Motion to learn a bit about graphic scoring/notation, and then spend some time creating your own artwork. Before you leave - you'll be able to hear the musicians perform your artwork! Leave feeling calmer and refreshed after creating.
This program is great for people of all ages.
Benefic Chamber Music Camp is an intensive learning experience designed to enhance the chamber music and collaborative skills of string, wind, french horn, piano, and organ students from high school through first years of college.
Students are instructed by artists and teachers of international renown, with extensive experience and expertise as educators, chamber musicians, and as members of major symphony orchestras.
Camp roster includes faculty and guest artists from the University of Cincinnati and Ball State University, Indiana University, Michigan State University, and the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestras.
Join us Thursdays from 1:30–2:30pm for an afternoon of storytelling, creativity, and community. Bring an art project to work on as you listen to stories shared by longtime Indianapolis residents.
Join us Thursdays from 1:30–2:30pm for an afternoon of storytelling, creativity, and community. Bring an art project to work on as you listen to stories shared by longtime Indianapolis residents.
Graphic Scoring (or Graphic Notation) is a process where artwork often includes symbols for musicians - who perform the artwork. This is your chance to come receive a bit of guidance then spend some time creating art - and hear your artwork performed at the end of the session!
Consider how to visualize music.
Join members of Forward Motion to learn a bit about graphic scoring/notation, and then spend some time creating your own artwork. Before you leave - you'll be able to hear the musicians perform your artwork! Leave feeling calmer and refreshed after creating.
This program is great for people of all ages.
Graphic Scoring (or Graphic Notation) is a process where artwork often includes symbols for musicians - who perform the artwork. This is your chance to come receive a bit of guidance then spend some time creating art - and hear your artwork performed at the end of the session!
Consider how to visualize music.
Join members of Forward Motion to learn a bit about graphic scoring/notation, and then spend some time creating your own artwork. Before you leave - you'll be able to hear the musicians perform your artwork! Leave feeling calmer and refreshed after creating.
This program is great for people of all ages.
This special performance involves YOU creating artwork (supplies provided) and then musicians PERFORMING that artwork live. You won't want to miss this cool experience to hear your (or others) visual art brought to life in the Clowes Auditorium!
Graphic Scoring (or Graphic Notation) is a process where artwork often includes symbols for musicians - who perform the artwork. This is your chance to come receive a bit of guidance then spend some time creating art - and hear your artwork performed at the end of the session!
Consider how to visualize music.
Join members of Forward Motion to learn a bit about graphic scoring/notation, and then spend some time creating your own artwork. Before you leave - you'll be able to hear the musicians perform your artwork! Leave feeling calmer and refreshed after creating.
This program is great for people of all ages.
The Convergence is Indy Convergence’s namesake artists residency designed to foster artistic development and exchange in an intensive, interdisciplinary environment.
Join former Ignite Studio Maker-in-Residence, Eric Salazar, "The Clarinet Guy", and learn how to set-up and record a short audio project using professional equipment.
Join us Thursdays from 1:30–2:30pm for an afternoon of storytelling, creativity, and community. Bring an art project to work on as you listen to stories shared by longtime Indianapolis residents.
Sound Ecologies Chamber Orchestra performs world premieres under the direction of Elliott Lentz
Indiana Historical Society - Basile Theatre.
Doors open at 6:30pm.
Salazar will be a guest clinician at the Strings & Jazzy Things Music Camp.
Join us for a celebration of Latine cultures' music contributions to our country! Enjoy music composed and performed by local Indy musicians.
Join former Ignite Studio Maker-in-Residence, Eric Salazar, "The Clarinet Guy", and learn how to set-up and record a short audio project using professional equipment.
There are more generations simultaneously in the workforce than ever before. The world, in general, is increasingly polarized and fractured. There is conflict all around us. In order to overcome these challenges, leaders must be able to build collaborative environments and effectively guide teams toward shared goals. LEAD is the training ground for leaders who want to rise to the challenge. Are you ready to LEAD?
LEAD is a chance to spend 3 days learning new skills that will equip you to more effectively lead teams and create collaborative environments. Through a combination of workshops, discussions, and case studies, you will develop skills and learn strategies related to building teams, stakeholder analysis, conflict management, and other topics focused on collaborative community leadership.
At LEAD, you will:
• Experience interactive workshops, discussions, and case studies, designed to help you build your skills and increase your impact and effectiveness as a leader
• Explore issues related to building a team, stakeholder analysis, conflict management, strategic networking and other topics focused on collaborative leadership
• Connect and learn with emerging and established leaders in our community
Questions about LEAD? Contact Beth Outland at boutland@leadershipindianapolis.com.
On the first Tuesday of every month, Classical Music Indy is proud to present, in partnership with the Indianapolis chapter of Classical Revolution, a diverse mix of classical music, hosted by the Chatterbox Jazz Club in downtown Indy.
Choral Concert: Stabat Mater
Saturday, March 28, 2026 – 7:30 p.m.
Our Saint Bartholomew Concert Series marks the beginning of the Holy Week with a masterpiece of the sacred repertoire, the Stabat Mater (At the Cross Her Station Keeping) by Italian composer, Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868). A chorus combining singers from St. Bartholomew Catholic Church and Fairlawn Presbyterian Church in Columbus and from Roberts Park United Methodist Church and St. John United Church of Christ in Indianapolis, with professional orchestra and soloists perform the hour-long, ten-movement piece. It blends virtuosic bel canto arias, a cappella choral sections, and strict contrapuntal fugues. Please come enjoy this special event and support our musical projects! Free admission, donations are welcome.
This intense, dramatic piece brings together four interdenominational churches to tell the story of Mary at the cross as she recognizes what Christ has sacrificed for mankind. Come experience the sacrifice, love and passion of our Lord in this unique way.
Members of the local ensemble Forward Motion will guide participants through the creation of pieces of visual art that the musicians will then interpret and perform live. Registration required.
Forward Motion performs at Harrison Center’s March 2026 First Friday event.
Salazar will teach introduction to composition with MYO students.
Finding Your Voice, and Using It! with Eric Salazar (AR 217) at 11 a.m.
Being a hermit is really great for perfecting one’s craft, but absolutely dreadful for finding work as an artist. We have to do more than hide away in our studio practicing our creative activities - we have to get out into our community, and meet people to find work. If no one knows you exist, no one can hire you. As featured on Episode 142 of nationally-acclaimed podcast “The Portfolio Composer,” I’ll explain strategies for how to build business and artistic connections to generate more work, with increased comfort and confidence.
Being a hermit is really great for perfecting one’s craft, but absolutely dreadful for finding work as an artist. We have to do more than hide away in our studio practicing our creative activities - we have to get out into our community, and meet people to find work. If no one knows you exist, no one can hire you. As featured on Episode 142 of nationally-acclaimed podcast “The Portfolio Composer,” I’ll explain strategies for how to build business and artistic connections to generate more work, with increased comfort and confidence.
Join former Ignite Studio Maker-in-Residence, Eric Salazar, "The Clarinet Guy", and learn how to set-up and record a short audio project using professional equipment.
Forward Motion will perform a mixture of classical and original compositions at Eskenazi Hospital in the Lobby!
Join former Ignite Studio Maker-in-Residence, Eric Salazar, "The Clarinet Guy", and learn how to set-up and record a short audio project using professional equipment.
It’s been a few years, but the Forward Motion holiday tradition returns! Bring your phones, Bluetooth speakers, or good old fashioned boomboxes for a unique kind of caroling.
