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    Holiday Tea Musicales
    Dec 9 - Dec 20

    Holiday Tea Musicales

    Adult Tickets: $76
    $40 for Ages 12 and Under

    Holiday Tea Musicales
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    Dec 9th - Dec 12th
    • Wednesday, December 9th

      • 02:00 pm
    • Thursday, December 10th

      • 02:00 pm
    • Friday, December 11th

      • 02:00 pm
    • Saturday, December 12th

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    • Sunday, December 13th

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    • Tuesday, December 15th

      • 02:00 pm
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    • Friday, December 18th

      • 02:00 pm
    • Saturday, December 19th

      • 02:00 pm
    • Sunday, December 20th

      • 02:00 pm
    Dec 9th - Dec 12th

    Know Before You Go

    Music Room

    At the heart of the historic Rosen House, the Music Room is a soaring yet intimate space used for chamber music, recitals, American roots music and jazz performances, as well as lectures and Caramoor's popular Afternoon Teas. You’ll find yourself surrounded with Renaissance furniture, stained glass windows and architectural elements the Rosens collected and installed in this unique space. Only covered beverages are permitted inside during performances.

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    Holiday Tea MusicalesDec 9 - Dec 20

    Get in the holiday spirit at Caramoor’s historic Rosen House! Enjoy charismatic musicians, festive decorations, and tea service in the majestic Music Room. Following the spirited performance, the tea service includes an assortment of finger sandwiches, scrumptious holiday treats, and a variety of teas (or hot chocolate with marshmallows for children!). This program is popular and dates quickly fill up. Please scroll down to see the menus we offer!


    Schedule of Featured Artists:

    December 9, 10, & 11: Kimberly Hawkey (mezzo-soprano) & Peter Yarin (piano)
    December 12, 13, & 15: Kate Morton (mezzo-soprano) & Michelle Wong (piano)
    December 16 & 17: To be announced
    December 18, 19, & 20: Sophia Baete (soprano) & Francesco Barfoed (piano)


    Rosen House Tours

    Self-Guided Rosen House Tours (included with ticket) / Following the tea, you will also have a chance to visit select rooms of the Rosen House starting at 2:00pm, until 3:30pm. The rooms showcase fine examples of decorative arts from Europe and China including jade, porcelain, and textiles that the Rosens admired and collected.

    Docent-Guided Rosen House Tours (additional fees may apply) / Preceding the tea, docent-led tours are available by appointment only; they tend to fill up quickly, so be sure to book in advance by calling the Box Office at 914.232.1252. Advance Registration Required. Docent-led tours are free for Children 18 & Under.

    Upon Arrival

    Cranberry-Orange Scone with Crème Fraiche and Jam

    Tea Sandwiches

    Tarragon Chicken Salad on a Mini Brioche Bun

    Roasted Tomato, Ricotta, and Avocado on Crostini Toast

    Smoked Salmon, Chive Cream Cheese, and Capers on Rye Bread

    Cucumber and Mint Cream Cheese on Black Bread

    Turkey Salad with Apples and Cranberries in a Phyllo Cup

    Teas

    An Assortment of Teas

    Desserts

    An Assortment of Seasonal Desserts

      Upon Arrival

      Cranberry-Orange Scone with Crème Fraiche and Jam

      Tea Sandwiches

      Roast Beef and Cheddar on Wheat

      Ham and Swiss on Rye

      Turkey and American Cheese on Rye

      Mozzarella and Tomato on Mini Brioche Buns

      Peanut Butter and Jelly on White Bread

      Teas

      An Assortment of Teas

      Desserts

      An Assortment of Seasonal Desserts

        Dietary Restrictions: With advance notice at the time of booking, we are able to accommodate the following dietary restrictions: vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free, and gluten-free. Please let us know if you have any severe allergies and we will do our best to accommodate. Please note, all foods are prepared off-site therefore we cannot provide day-of requests.

        Upon Arrival

        Cranberry-Orange Scone with Crème Fraiche and Jam

        Tea Sandwiches

        Roasted Tomato, Avocado, and Ricotta on Crostini Toasts

        Cucumber and Mint Cream Cheese on Black Bread

        Fresh Mozzarella, Pesto, and Arugula on Whole Grain Bread

        Hummus and Roasted Veggies on Rye Bread

        Curried Vegetarian “Chicken” Salad and Arugula on Mini Brioche Bun

        Teas

        An Assortment of Teas

        Desserts

        An Assortment of Seasonal Desserts

          Tea Sandwiches

          Cucumber and Mint Vegan Cream Cheese on Black Bread

          Hummus and Roasted Veggies on Rye Bread

          Avocado, Roasted Tomato, and “Ricotta” on Crostini Toast

          Vegan “Chicken Salad” and Arugula on Whole Wheat Bread

          Vegan Mozzarella, Tomato, and Arugula with Balsamic Vinaigrette on Crostini Toast

          *uses nut-based cheese substitutes

          Teas

          An Assortment of Teas

          Desserts

          An Assortment of Seasonal Desserts

            Tea Sandwiches

            Roasted Tomato, Avocado, and Ricotta on Gluten Free Bread

            Cucumber and Mint Cream Cheese on Gluten Free Bread

            Curried Chicken Salad and Arugula on Gluten Free Bread

            Smoked Salmon, Chive Cream Cheese, and Capers on Gluten Free Bread

            Turkey Salad with Apples and Cranberries on Gluten Free Bread

            Teas

            An Assortment of Teas

            Desserts

            An Assortment of Seasonal Desserts

              Tea Sandwiches

              Curried Chicken Salad and Arugula on Dairy Free Bread

              Avocado, Roasted Tomato, and “Ricotta” on Dairy Free Bread

              Smoked Salmon, Vegan Cream Cheese, Capers, Dairy Free Bread

              Cucumber and Mint Vegan Cream Cheese on Dairy Free Bread

              Turkey Salad with Apples and Cranberries on Dairy Free Bread

              *Uses Nut-Based Cheeses

              Teas

              An Assortment of Teas

              Desserts

              An Assortment of Seasonal Desserts

                About the Artists

                KIMBERLY HAWKEY'S voice is a time machine. Jazz, Broadway, folk – she effortlessly blends genres, transporting audiences to worlds of beauty with each crystalline note. Whether solo, fronting her band, or singing with an orchestra, her captivating and cinematic voice offers a vintage soul-nourishment that transcends the modern age.

                A Johnny Mercer Award winner and Gold Medalist at the American Traditions Vocal Competition, Kimberly has also conquered the NYC Cabaret Showdown twice. She's graced iconic venues like Birdland, Zinc Bar and the Iridium, equally mesmerizing with her dulcet voice or adding banjo, piano, washboard, and even mouth-trumpet when the song demands it.

                Carrying the torch of timeless Big Band magic, Kimberly's velvety voice has soared alongside some of the greatest names in vintage jazz. In 2021, she made her debut with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, fulfilling a long-held dream. It was on that legendary bandstand where Kimberly met New England trombonist, arranger and bandleader Dan Gabel. Their collaboration blossomed into the joyful Christmas album, Snowed In!, backed by Mr. Gabel’s powerhouse Abletones Big Band. Kimberly’s dynamic presence has attracted invitations from other NYC-based ensembles like the Glenn Crytzer Orchestra, the New York All-Star Big Band, Terry Waldo and the Gotham City Band, Danny Jonukuchi and the Revisionists, Danny Lipsitz and His Brass Tracks, and Gordon Au and the Grand St. Stompers. Whether channeling the golden age of swing or adding her own fresh interpretations, Kimberly's talent transcends generations, proving that the love for vintage music resonates as fiercely as ever.

                This devotion spills over into Kimberly's work as a music educator and events producer, all under her Elvanelle Music banner ("story through song"). Elvanelle concerts, programs, and special-event music entertain, unite communities, and reframe the past through a modern lens. She has mentored dozens of singers through her signature Muse Mentoring experience, providing a transformative, holistic approach to performance. Her community of Visionary Vocalists gather virtually from all over the world to develop their craft and uncover their most authentic voices. Six genre-spanning albums showcase her versatility: the swinging Music of the Night and All Aboard! with the Swingaroos, and the intimate Elvanelle & the Escape Act featuring her solo chanteuse magic. But Kimberly isn't just a chameleon; she's a storyteller. Her wildly entertaining theme shows, threading vaudeville through golden-age Hollywood, Broadway hits, or the Great American Songbook, prove that music and connection are her true north.

                This passion led Kimberly to "We the Nighthawks," a 13-track original album born in the 2020 lockdown through songwriters Morris & Rivers. It's a tapestry of art song, jazz, and musical theatre, with each track a canvas for Kimberly's ability to embody diverse archetypal voices. Grammy-winning producer Joel Moss and musical director Assaf Gleizner lend their expertise, while a full orchestra adds depth to both the “Nighthawks” 2020 release and the team’s 2021 Christmas album, A New Noel. Praise rolls in: BroadwayWorld calls her "delightfully fresh," Cabaret Scenes hails her "exceptional musicality," and New York Music Daily cheers The Swingaroos' "irrepressibly cheery update on 30s and 40s sounds".

                Currently based in Worcester, MA, Kimberly maintains a regular performing schedule across New York City, the Hudson Valley, Catskills with tours across the US. She also shares her 15+ years of teaching experience through 1:1 voice and piano lessons, workshops, masterclasses, and even MDs cabarets and theatrical productions. Kimberly Hawkey isn't just a singer; she's a weaver of timelessness, a storyteller with a voice that bridges generations and genres. So, lend an ear, and let her transport you to a world where music truly transcends time.

                PETER YARIN is a pianist, composer, and recording artist based in New York City. A versatile musician with classcal and Jazz influences Peter leads his own trio, plays piano for Vince Giordano's Nighthawks (early/swing jazz). He has performed or recorded with Regina Spektor, Elvis Costello, Liza Minnelli, St. Vincent, Rufus Wainwright, Michael Feinstein, Garrison Keillor, and others. 

                Peter's performances have been employed on numerous film and television soundtracks, including Killers of the Flower Moon, The Queen's Gambit, and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. He is featured oin the Grammy-winning  soundtrack album. Peter is also involved in musical theater projects. He composed original music for the musical Sempo at Tokyo's New National Theatre and has composed 2 full length musicals The Age of Innocence and The Masked Zinfandel.

                Peter is on faculty at the Diller-Quaile School of Music.

                  KATE MORTON, Mezzo-Soprano, is a Cherokee Nation citizen from Tahlequah, Oklahoma with a Master of Music degree in Vocal Arts from The Juilliard School. Morton has performed with Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Opera Saratoga, Opera Montana, Caramoor, Symphony Space, National Sawdust, Oklahoma City Philharmonic, and Canterbury Voices. At Juilliard, she performed as a soloist with New York Festival of Song (NYFOS), La Chatte/L’Ecureuil in L’enfant et les Sortilèges, and Sœur Mathilde in Dialogues des Carmelites.  As part of the 2026-27 season, Morton will debut at Houston Grand Opera in Show Boat (Ellie May Chipley), premiere Sacajawea: Woman of Many Names (Sacajawea) at Cooper Union, and join Opera Montana for their Wheels of Harmony tour. She was a Resident Artist with the Glimmerglass Festival, performing in their productions of Oklahoma! (Ado Annie) and Madame Butterfly. Morton was a Schwab Vocal Rising Star at NYFOS’s Caramoor Residency and a summer Festival Artist with Opera Saratoga in their production of She Loves Me (Ilona Ritter.) In October 2024 she premiered the role of Loksi’ in Jerod Tate’s historic Loksi’ Shaali’ with Canterbury and the OKC Philharmonic. Morton’s other credits include Stéphano in Roméo et Juliette, Cherubino in Le nozze di Figaro, and Sor Andrea in With Blood With Ink. Morton is also a proud recipient of the Timothy Long Award and Cherokee Nation Trail of Tears Award. 

                  MICHELE WONG is a collaborative pianist based in NYC. Recent engagements include with The Metropolitan Opera Chorus, Salon 58, Gulf Shore Opera, the Park Avenue Armory, AfterArts, Long Island Chamber Music, and Howland Chamber Music. She has participated with top prize winners of major international competitions, members of some of the leading opera houses in the world, and members of chamber groups such as the Juilliard and the Escher String Quartets. She has worked with some of the leading composers today, such as Jake Heggie and John Harbison, and regularly premieres new works. She has coached with renowned musicians at prestigious summer programs like Songfest, the Schubert Institut, Toronto Summer Music, and Source Song. She has also given pre-concert lectures at places like Juilliard and the Tilles Center. Her performances have taken her to prestigious concert halls throughout the USA, Canada and Europe. When not performing, she maintains a busy teaching and coaching schedule. This past summer, she served as coach and staff pianist at the Canto Vocal Program. She has also served as coach for City Lyric Opera in previous seasons.

                    SOPHIA BAETE: Often referred to as a “stage animal,” American mezzo-soprano Sophia Baete has a burning passion for storytelling and direct communication with audiences. Sophia is honored to join the prestigious Lindemann Young Artist Development Program at the Metropolitan Opera for the 2026–27 season, where she is slated to make her Metropolitan Opera debut as the Shepherdess in Jenůfa. A recent alumna of The Juilliard School, Sophia completed both her bachelor’s and master's degrees in vocal arts as a Jerome L. Greene Fellow. At 23 years old, she was named a Grand Finalist in the 2026 Metropolitan Opera Eric and Dominique Laffont Competition. Her recent distinctions also include the 2025 Grand Prize and Lissner Charitable Fund Award from the Opera Index Vocal Competition, as well as the 2025 Renata Scotto Prize in the Premiere Opera Foundation International Voice Competition. Recent operatic engagements include Meg Page in Falstaff with Juilliard Opera; a company debut with the Santa Fe Opera as Cio-Cio-San’s Aunt in Madama Butterfly; performing the world premiere of Matthew Aucoin’s This Earth at Carnegie Hall; a company debut with the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis as Sally in Die Fledermaus; and an Alice Tully Hall debut as Un Pâtre in L’enfant et les sortilèges. An avid advocate for art song, Sophia has appeared in solo recital with Carnegie Hall and Caramoor, was named the winner of the 2026 Juilliard Honors Recital, and performed Berio’s Folk Songs under the baton of Barbara Hannigan. She is also a proud alumna of the Santa Fe Opera Apprentice Artist Program, Carnegie Hall SongStudio, Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Gerdine Young Artist Program, Ravinia Steans Music Institute, Schwab Vocal Rising Star Residency at Caramoor, Denyce Graves Foundation Shared Voices Program, and Houston Grand Opera Young Artists Vocal Academy.

                    FRANCISCO BARFOED, a Danish-Italian pianist and coach who serves on the faculty of The Juilliard School, has been hailed for his “fertile imagination” (New York Classical), “exceptionally sensitive” playing (Seen and Heard International).

                    Originally from Copenhagen, Denmark, Barfoed performs widely throughout the United States and Europe with singers and instrumentalists alike. Recent highlights include a Carnegie Hall recital with Olesya Petrova and the world premieres of new song cycles by American composers Jake Heggie (CROSSING BORDERS, 2025) and Sheila Silver (Songs of Resilience, 2026). He has appeared at the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, and The Morgan Library & Museum, as well as in programs presented by the New York Festival of Song, Caramoor, Opera Saratoga, and Berkshire Opera Festival. His playing, described as “magical” (Oberon’s Glade, 2026), has also been heard at the Cosmos Club in Washington, D.C.; the Folly Theater in Kansas City; the Usedomer Musikfestival in Germany; and on WQXR, New York’s classical music radio station.

                    With American mezzo-soprano Megan Moore, Barfoed won first prize at the 2021 Copenhagen Lied-Duo Competition and second prize at the Naumburg Foundation International Vocal Competition. He has also partnered singers in first-prize-winning performances at Young Concert Artists. Barfoed serves on the jury of The Gerda Lissner Foundation’s Art Song Competition and curates the art song program for its annual Winners Concert at Carnegie Hall. He is also a member of the faculty at SongFest.

                    Barfoed holds degrees from The Juilliard School, where he studied with Jonathan Feldman, The Royal Danish Academy of Music, and Rutgers University. His scholarly work focuses on Danish music history and, in particular, the songs of Danish composer Rued Langgaard.

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