2023 GRAMMY-winning ensemble Time For Three stands at the busy intersection of Americana, modern pop, and classical music, offering a blend of vocal and instrumental performances. This unforgettable concert with the full NHSO will dazzle classical music lovers and entrance first-time Symphony audiences.
The Music
Aaron Copland
Suite from Appalachian Spring
Contact
Kevin Puts
The Performers
New Haven Symphony Orchestra
Alasdair Neale, Conductor & Music Director
Time for Three: Nicolas Kendall, Charles Yang & Ranaan Meyer
Defying convention and boundaries, Time For Three stands at the busy intersection of Americana, modern pop, and classical music. To experience Time For Three (TF3) live is to hear the various eras, styles, and traditions of Western music fold in on themselves and emerge anew. Bonded by an uncommon blend of their instruments fused together with their voices, Charles Yang (violin, vocals), Nicolas “Nick” Kendall (violin, vocals), and Ranaan Meyer (double bass, vocals), have found a unique voice of expression to share with the world.
Sponsors
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Ticket Information
Tickets to this concert range in price from $15-69 for adults.
Kids under 18 go free with the purchase of an adult ticket.
College Students are $10 with ID.
Tickets for active military are free with ID.
Groups of 10 or more receive a 20% discount. Call us at (203) 693-1486 or email BoxOffice@LongWharf.orgto book your group.Save 20% on tickets when you subscribe to 4 concerts this season! To get the 20% discount, click here to purchase your tickets to this concert as part of a subscription package. You can also build your own shopping cart with tickets to any 4 concerts and the discount will be applied at checkout.
Are you already a subscriber? Your 20% discount to this concert will be automatically added at checkout.
Click here to view our seating chart for this venue.
Our box office is standing by and happy to assist you! Purchase tickets to this concert or a subscription over the phone by calling (203) 693-1486 Monday-Friday from 12-5pm.
All artists, programs, and venues are subject to change. No refunds.
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Explore the Music
Aaron Copland’s Suite from Appalachian Springs
Hear Time for Three play Contact by Kevin Puts
Kevin Puts’ Contact – I: The Call
Kevin Puts’ Contact – II: Codes. Scherzo
Kevin Puts’ Contact – III: Contact
Kevin Puts’ Contact – IV: Convivium
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Accessibility
Door Access
Woolsey Hall is not equipped with automatic doors. There is push-button access on the wheelchair ramp on the Grove Street entrance of the rotunda. There is also push button access on the back entrance to Schwarzman Hall for those who may be entering through Hewitt Quadrangle.
Seating Options
Wheelchair accessible seating is available on the first floor of Woolsey Hall. These seats have space considerations for wheelchairs or service animals. There is also companion seating available. If you are in need of mobility considerations with regard to seating, inquire about these options when contacting the box office.
Parking
Street Parking
Woolsey Hall is surrounded by metered street parking. Paid street parking in the Woolsey Hall area is available on Grove, College, and Wall Streets, and is free after 9:00 pm. We recommend that you download the GoNewHaven parking app for easy meter pay – no quarters necessary!
Information about Garage Parking is coming soon!
Directly outside of Woolsey, there is one (1) ADA spot on Grove Street, three (3) ADA spots on College Street, and one (1) space on Wall Street.
Public Transportation
There are several bus lines that service the Schwarzman Center and the downtown New Haven area. The 224, 234, and 278 have a stop on College Street right outside of the Schwarzman Center. The 212, 213, 215, 224, 228, 229, and 234 service the stop at Temple Street and Grove Street, one block from the venue. Riders on lines 237, 238, 241, 243, 246, 254, 255, and 261 can deboard at the top of the New Haven Green at Temple Street and Elm Street. The 204, 206, 223, and 274 stop at Elm Street and Church Street.
Click here to see a comprehensive map of the bus lines that service downtown New Haven.
Restrooms
There are bathrooms in the basement of the Schwarzman Center as well as on Floor and 3. Each floor that has a bathroom has two multi-stall restrooms and a single-user restroom. Each multi-stall restroom has an ADA compliant stall, and each single–user restroom is also ADA compliant. The multi-stall restrooms are labeled according to gender. We invite patrons to use whichever restroom best corresponds with their gender identity.
Sensory Related Accommodations
Sensory kits and earplugs are available at all of our concerts. Patrons can also request to borrow ear defenders for the duration of the concert. To obtain a pair, see a staff member or visit the welcome table.
Large Print Programs
Large print programs are available at all of our concerts and can be acquired from a staff member or visit the welcome table.
Elevators
Elevators are located on the outer rotunda on the first floor of the Schwarzman Center. You can use the elevator to reach any floor of Woolsey Hall; however, please note that only the first floor offers wheelchair accessible seating.
Lactation Room
There is a lactation room in the basement of the Schwarzman Center.
