This concert will be the fourth in a series of five sold-out outdoor concerts at the Mansion.
Boyd Meets Girl, the duo of Australian guitarist Rupert Boyd and American cellist Laura Metcalf, will present a concert on their own weekly Sunday series, GatherNYC, on June 13 at the historic Morris-Jumel Mansion in upper Manhattan. The duo will collaborate for the first time with noted flutist Guilherme Andreas, as well as give a world premiere by fellow uptown resident Paul Brantley. This concert will be the fourth in a series of five sold-out outdoor concerts at the Mansion, which is a new venue for the beloved series, which presented 49 concerts downtown at SubCulture before the pandemic, and features music, a splash of storytelling, and a brief, collective celebration of silence. Storyteller Kelli Dunham will be featured at this week's event.
"Rupert and I cannot describe the joy we feel in launching this return to live concerts for our series GatherNYC," Metcalf states. "To ourselves perform a concert, especially with such an accomplished collaborator and a world premiere, is even more special. We also love introducing our guests to the beautiful Morris-Jumel Mansion and grounds, which is a hidden gem in Manhattan that even many longtime New Yorkers have never visited."
Says Boyd "Our series is all about community, and coming together to celebrate music. This particular season is incredibly meaningful after such a prolonged period of isolation. And as performing artists, we relish every opportunity to return to the stage." This concert, like all the others in the series, has sold out, but walk-ins are encouraged and are accommodated on a first-come, first served basis via a waitlist.
Sundays at 4:30pm
Morris-Jumel Mansion
65 Jumel Terrace
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