ARYEH NUSSBAUM COHEN
DAYENU: A PASSOVER CELEBRATION
JIVE: Jewish Innovative Voices & Experiences
APR 9, 2024
The Century Club| San Francisco, CA
Aryeh co-launches a new Bay Area Jewish-themed concert series - JIVE: Jewish Innovative Voices & Experiences - with 'Dayenu.' This vibrant Passover celebration features music from the Prince of Egypt, and by Gerald Cohen, Samuel Barber, Robert Owens, Tom Cipullo, Ernest Bloch, and composers who were imprisoned during the Holocaust including Viktor Ullmann, Ilse Weber and Joseph Beer.
DREAM OF GERONTIUS
Princeton University Glee Club
APR 19-20, 2024
Richardson Auditorium | Princeton, NJ
Aryeh returns to perform at his alma mater, Princeton University, for the first time since his graduation in 2015. He will sing the role of The Angel in Elgar's Dream of Gerontius for the first time in Princeton's annual Walter L. Nollner Memorial Concert.
BACH'S EASTER ORATORIO AND EASTER CANTATA
Apollo's Fire
APR 25 - 28, 2024
Federation Church | Chagrin Falls, OH
St. Raphael Catholic Church | Bay Village, OH
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church | Akron, OH
Church of the Gesu | University Heights, OH
Aryeh makes his Apollo's Fire debut, led by Maestro Jeannette Sorrel, in performances of Bach's Easter Oratorio and Easter Cantata.
HANDEL & MOZART
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
OCT 17-19, 2024
Symphony Center| Chicago, IL
Aryeh makes his Chicago Symphony Orchestra debut in a program of Handel arias and duets from Handel's Agrippina, Theodora, Joseph and his Brethren, and Alexander's Feast, along with Mozart's Coronation Mass in C Major, led by Maestro Nicholas Kraemer.
RECITAL
Carnegie Hall
FEB 13, 2025
Weill Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall | New York City, NY
Aryeh makes his Carnegie Hall recital debut! In this sweeping program centered around the beauty found in nature, Aryeh brings his “astonishingly beautiful” (The Guardian) tone to a wide range of repertoire. Heightened by the deeply sensitive playing of pianist John Churchwell, the program includes Korngold’s rarely performed Songs of Farewell; Robert Schumann’s Liederkreis Op. 39; works from Nussbaum Cohen’s Jewish heritage; songs by Black American composers Leslie Adams and Florence Price; and a new work by leading American composer Jake Heggie. Having recently recorded the program’s German song repertoire—never before recorded by a countertenor—this departure from the standard repertory of the voice type promises to create a moving and memorable evening.
