Drive Time Live

From our Fraser Performance Studio, Drive Time Live brings you performances by musicians and ensembles that enrich the cultural life of New England, as well as guest artists from around the world.

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Friday afternoon brings both the most anticipated and the most dreaded commute of the week. Whether it's in a car, on a bus, or along the sidewalk, the release of the burdens of the work week is only tempered by ... well, everyone else doing the same thing.

Enter Drive Time Live, when musicians come to you directly from Classical New England's Fraser Performance Studio. The spontaneity of live performance and conversation with host Cathy Fuller brings uncommon vitality to classical music, tailor-made for a time that needs it most!


Coming up on Drive Time Live:
 

Feb. 1: The Borromeo String Quartet, performing February 3 at the Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum.
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Feb. 7: Pianist Ya-Fei Chuang, performing February 12 at Boston Conservatory.
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Feb. 8: Young artists from "From the Top," taping February 9 at New England Conservatory's Jordan Hall.
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Feb. 15: Guitarist David Russell, performing February 15 at the First Lutheran Church in Boston.
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For performances before October 2011, visit the Live from Fraser page.

The Fraser Performance Studio is a "room within a room," with a floating floor resiliently mounted on a concrete slab, isolating the studio from the building. Instruments include two Hamburg Steinway Concert Grand PIanos (Model D and Model B) and a 1973 William Dowd harpsichord modeled after an 18th century double manual instrument by Pascal Taskin.

More information about the Fraser Performance Studio