Clyne Ev’ry Mountain (presented by Camerata Notturna)

Then we’ll bid you “auf Wiedersehn” as conductor Maury Cohn leads us up the Austrian summit of Gustav Mahler’s epic 4th Symphony — whose 1st movement alone runs 16-going-on-17 minutes, and whose childlike vision of heaven features the most beautiful and crowd-pleasing music Mahler ever penned. But here’s our favorite thing: internationally acclaimed soprano Chanáe Curtis takes the stage like a ray of golden sun, closing the symphony with the warm and lovely song of a child shepherd (though some scholars argue the protagonist was actually a lonely goatherd).

After all that, let loose and shout “weeeeeeeeee!” with us at Jake’s Dilemma @ 430 Amsterdam Ave where we’ll have a private space just for us and our friends. Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes drink free all night long!