Sundays at Four invites you to attend afternoons of fine chamber music performances, featuring professionals and accomplished student musicians, in intimate venues in Smithfield's Historic District.
Tickets at the door: Adults $20 / Students $5
We're Back!
Following a long COVID induced intermission for our musical presentations, we are happy to be resuming concerts in November of 2021.
Unless noted otherwise, all concerts are hosted at Christ Episcopal Church
111 S. Church Street, Smithfield, VA and begin at 4:00 p.m.
The Second Ending Brass Quintet with organist, Heidi Bloch
Sunday, November 28th, 2021
Herald the Season!
Festive Music for Organ & Brass
Join Organist, Heidi Bloch and the members of the Second Ending Brass Quintet as we enter this festive season with music spanning the centuries.
Herald the Season!
Festive Music for Organ & Brass
Join Organist, Heidi Bloch and the members of the Second Ending Brass Quintet as we enter this festive season with music spanning the centuries.
The 2019 - 2020 Season
Unless noted otherwise, all concerts are hosted at Christ Episcopal Church
111 S. Church Street, Smithfield, VA and begin at 4:00 p.m.
Unless noted otherwise, all concerts are hosted at Christ Episcopal Church
111 S. Church Street, Smithfield, VA and begin at 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 8th, 2020
The Washington Sax Quartet
For more than 40 years, the Washington Sax Quartet has been the most-heard saxophone quartet in America. Their instruments evoke the refined sounds of a string quartet, the rich harmonies of an organ, and the excitement of a jazz sax section. The ensemble taps into a rich repertoire, from early music to newly commissioned works, and draws on a wealth of experience to reach listeners of every age and background.
This performance will be held at Trinity United Methodist Church at 201 Cedar Street in Smithfield.
The Washington Sax Quartet
For more than 40 years, the Washington Sax Quartet has been the most-heard saxophone quartet in America. Their instruments evoke the refined sounds of a string quartet, the rich harmonies of an organ, and the excitement of a jazz sax section. The ensemble taps into a rich repertoire, from early music to newly commissioned works, and draws on a wealth of experience to reach listeners of every age and background.
This performance will be held at Trinity United Methodist Church at 201 Cedar Street in Smithfield.
Sunday, April 19th, 2020
The Botetourt Chamber Singers
The Botetourt Chamber singers is a touring group performing regularly around Williamsburg at many popular events. The Bots will make their second appearance on the Sundays at Four series, and in 2020, the singers will travel to Japan and South Korea. The ensemble will sing a variety of choral literature from the Renaissance to contemporary works, including Jazz and Broadway. Bring the entire family!
Performance cancelled due to COVID-19
Sunday, August 2nd, 2020
Terrific Teen Talent
Our annual young talent showcase will present six exceptionally talented and already-recognized teenage musicians. Your generosity will support this on-going opportunity for young musicians, as well as the Nelson Linaburg Scholarship fund. There is no ticket charge, but a freewill offering will be taken.
Young Musicians interested in being a part of our Terrific Teen Talent performance
can click here for more information.
EARLIER THIS SEASON
Sunday October 27th, 2019
The Wren Masters
The Wren Masters, an early music quartet from Williamsburg, will present an afternoon of chamber music from the 17th century for harpsichord, strings, and recorder. Composers will include Dowland, Holborne, and Byrd from England; and Castello, Turini, and Frescobaldi.
The Wren Masters
The Wren Masters, an early music quartet from Williamsburg, will present an afternoon of chamber music from the 17th century for harpsichord, strings, and recorder. Composers will include Dowland, Holborne, and Byrd from England; and Castello, Turini, and Frescobaldi.
Sunday, December 1st, 2019
Solo Youth Recital - Soprano Leah Shewmaker
Ms. Shewmaker is a graduate of Smithfield High School, and the Governor’s School for the Arts. Leah is now a senior majoring in vocal performance at James Madison University where she has sung opera roles in Dead Man Walking, Così fan Tutte, The Mikado, The Medium, and others. She will present a recital of artsongs, opera arias, and Broadway songs. A free-will contribution will be taken to support this young artist.
