Celebrating his twentieth anniversary with the Orchestra, double bass Section Leader Marcel Becker revisits works that marked a new chapter in his musical life. Just before moving to Liverpool, Marcel recorded a selection of cherished pieces for double bass and piano – romantic and virtuosic gems of the double bass repertoire, some lovingly borrowed from the violin and cello repertoire. Two decades later, he brings them to life once again in a heartfelt and poignant performance.

Romancing the Bass

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

Four miniature concerts in which the next generation meets established voices. Four half-hour concerts in Håkonshallen, with young musicians performing alongside established names.

Festival Evening: Tomorrow's Stars

Håkonshallen

Elevate Piano Festival

Hotel Imperial

A recital as Babayan likes them: unexpected and varied, a journey that takes us from Schubert to the land of the Wizard of Oz. Sergei Babayan has devised an ideal program for a summer late afternoon. A program made largely of transcriptions: Schubert and Schumann lieder transcribed by Liszt, Rachmaninoff romances reduced for solo piano, a miniature by Kreisler revised by Rachmaninoff.

Rachmaninoff / Liszt

Opéra Comédie

Luka Faulisi and David Bismuth have chosen to open this concert with the last of the three Sonatinas written in spring 1816 by a nineteen-year-old Schubert. It follows the four traditional movements, but with a concision that matches only the freshness of its inspiration. The Adagio by Mozart that follows has both the character of an opera aria and of a slow concerto movement (it also exists in a version with orchestra), while the Rondo (marked Allegretto grazioso) favors virtuosity more than lyrical expression. Virtuosity also has its place, as one might imagine, in the variations by Paganini on the duet "Nel cor più mi sento" from Paisiello's La Molinara, far more diabolical than Saint-Saëns's Danse macabre! While Lotus Land (after an original composition by Cyril Scott) and La Gitana are typical of Kreisler's taste for a certain picturesque quality, the Ménétrier, the first part of the cycle of ten Impressions d'enfance, transports us back into a Romanian folklore reimagined through Enescu's imagination. Finally, we will enjoy discovering a piece composed by the young pianist Kim Bernard (born 1999).

Piano and Violin: A Light Program Like a Summer Evening

Salle des Arbousiers

Tempora mutantur — the nickname of Haydn’s Symphony No. 64 — takes its name from the Latin adage, “The times change, and we change with them.” Inspired by this reflection, Finnish conductor and violinist Pekka Kuusisto presents a dynamic program featuring former Mead Composer-in-Residence Anna Clyne’s Sound and Fury alongside folk- and dance-inspired works by Grieg and Rautavaara. Trading baton for bow, Kuusisto dazzles as soloist in Kreisler’s vibrant, Vivaldi-inspired Violin Concerto.

EPSG:4326

Pekka Kuusisto: Time Shifting

Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Conan Chang, violin

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

Audrey Wang, Viola

The Juilliard School

Enjoy a wonderful brunch plate in the Foyer of the Music House while you are entertained by classical musicians on the Café Stage.

Classical Mornings

Musikhuset Aarhus

Gaubert, Ginastera, and more

Saint Mark's Church

It's no wonder that Viennese-born Fritz Kreisler was familiar with the "Viennese style," which is reflected in the collection of character pieces entitled Alt-Wiener Tanzweisen (Old Viennese Dance Tunes) : "Liebesfreud," "Liebesleid ," and "Schön Rosmarin" ( Love's Joy), "Liebesleid," and "Schön Rosmarin" (Beautiful Rosemary) are three charming miniatures, exhilarating and catchy, the second also somewhat elegiac—but all three with melodic wit and elegance. It's a true curiosity that the composer Fritz Kreisler long concealed the fact that he himself composed his encores for violin recitals, which often appear as stylistic copies. Kreisler himself liked to play them as encores, and for many soloists, they are still part of the "musical confectionery" with which the audience is treated to a sweet end to the concert.

7th Symphony Concert

Staatstheater Mainz

We invite you to a special concert at Paliesius Manor, where the awakening of nature will merge with wonderful music! An afternoon full of romantic and dreamy, elegant and passionate spirit awaits you, an afternoon that will invite you to dream, relax and immerse yourself in the rhythms of spring. Magical works will sound - a synthesis between classical and contemporary music, which will create a special atmosphere. Listeners will be delighted with both well-known works of classical music and chords of contemporary and popular music.

Romantic spring at Paliesius Manor

Paliesius Manor

Daniela Bonfiglioli, a member of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra’s first violin section, often performs with pianist Terés Löf. At a previous soup concert, the duo played music by Beethoven and Rebecca Clarke. This time, we have the great pleasure of hearing them in César Franck’s Sonata for Violin and Piano – a much-loved work that many consider among the finest in the genre.

Soup with Violin and Piano

Stockholm Concert Hall

What would a New Year's Eve be without the immortal melodies of Johann Strauss? Our New Year's concert program doesn't stop there, but focuses on the significant role of the waltz in music history. Under the expert baton of Florian Ludwig, the musical champagne will certainly bubble over in a program that conveys joie de vivre and entertainment in equal measure. Actor, singer, and avowed operetta fan Max Müller will lead the audience through the colorful program with a wink, offering numerous samples of his artistic diversity. Here's to a Happy New Year 2026!

Alles Walzer!

Gewandhaus

Ring in 2026 with a concert that highlights a rich tapestry of composers and features violinist Thomas Cooper. Hear works from across history by Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, Mozart, Julia Perry, and Valerie Coleman.

A Concert for the New Year

Bethel AME Church

Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center

What would a New Year's Eve be without the immortal melodies of Johann Strauss, especially at the end of the anniversary year of his 200th birthday? Our New Year's Eve program doesn't stop there, but focuses on the significant role of the waltz in music history. Under the expert baton of Florian Ludwig, the musical champagne will certainly bubble over in a program that conveys joie de vivre and entertainment in equal measure. Actor, singer, and avowed operetta fan Max Müller will lead the audience through the colorful program with a wink, offering numerous samples of his artistic diversity. Here's to a Happy New Year 2026!

New Year's Eve Concert

Congress Centrum Suhl

Heejo Yang – DMA Recital

Hamel Music Center

The young Swedish-Norwegian violinist Johan Dalene has long demonstrated that virtuoso violin music is also at home in Northern Europe. As one of the world's most sought-after young artists, he champions the composers of his Scandinavian homeland. He recorded the album "Nordic Rhapsody" with pianist Christian Ihle Hadland, on which the two immerse themselves entirely in the Nordic soundscape, sometimes light-heartedly, sometimes profoundly. He also presented the violin concerto by the Danish composer Carl Nielsen at his acclaimed Elbphilharmonie concert last year.

Johan Dalene, Violin

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Year after year, she dances her way straight into our hearts on television—Empress Elisabeth. Stefan Klingele coaxes entirely new sounds from this hometown melodrama, which doesn't even want to be one. There's no dry eye, no waltz left undanced—holladiho!

Sissy

Theater Bremen

True to its mission of promoting and raising awareness of classical music, the Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier Occitanie travels across the Occitanie region in various formations.

COR-des Quartet

La Tuilerie

Russian pianist Anna Geniushene brings powerful sound, technical precision, emotional depth, and a notably carefree ease to the most difficult musical masterworks. Her fresh, multi-layered, interpretations defined her participation at the 2022 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, where she won the silver medal and the adoration of fans around the globe. Accolades ensued: Musical America named her Young Artist of the Month in July 2022, Pianist magazine featured her on the cover in June 2023, and international concert invitations soon followed. She has developed a diverse and versatile worldwide career as a solo artist, with performances in major venues throughout North and South America, Europe, and Asia.

Anna Geniushene

Sunset Center

Welcome to the Munich Radio Orchestra's first chamber concert at a new venue, the Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz! Three central works will caress the ear this evening with the typical warmth of the Viennese string trio sound: Based on a piano sonata, Haydn's Opus 53 No. 1, scored for violin, viola, and cello, unfolds its plasticity and sonic volume. In his Serenade Op. 8, Beethoven achieved a fusion of stylized dance and classical form. Reminiscences of Mozart and Haydn characterize Schubert's fragmentary Trio, D. 471. The finale features three bon vivants from the pen of the Viennese-born and cosmopolitan violinist Fritz Kreisler: "Liebesleid," "Liebesfreud," and "Schön Rosmarin."

Autumn Serenade

Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz

In the words of Kerson Leong himself: "I could think of no better way to emphasize the perennial power and relevance of J.S. Bach’s music than to include two of his most monumental works for solo violin – the idyllic C major sonata as well as the legendary D minor Chaconne – and to juxtapose them with two solo sonatas by the 20th-century Belgian violin giant Eugène Ysaÿe, directly inspired by Bach’s writings and containing an emotional power that has captured my imagination on a personal level. The ethereal atmosphere captured by this interplay is strengthened by two pieces originally for classical guitar, including one I arranged myself."

Cecilian Chamber Series - Bach + Bratwurst and Beer

Darke Hall

Rosa Donata Milton, Deputy First Concertmaster of the Jena Philharmonic, and pianist Tatiana Kachko unfold a colorful program of Spanish music full of rhythm, elegance, and virtuoso refinement. Works by Pablo de Sarasate, Isaac Albéniz, Enrique Granados, Manuel de Falla, and others paint a vibrant panorama of musical styles ranging from salon pieces to character dances. 

Chamber Concert № 1 »Viva la Vida!«

Town Hall Hall

Subscription Series II opens with a performance from a piano trio — this time, a Czech one. The Lobkowicz Trio, winners of the 2017 Czech Chamber Music Society Prize, returns to the audience with a diverse programme, primarily focused on composers working from the Romantic tradition. A notable departure will be a piece by Otomar Kvěch, renowned for his listener-friendly compositions as well as his pedagogical approach.

Czech Chamber Music Society • Lobkowicz Trio

Rudolfinum

Experience the timeless brilliance of Vienna’s musical heritage.

“Masters of Vienna”

Washington University in St. Louis

An Evening in Vienna will be an unforgettable night of arias, waltzes, bon-bons, and violin favourites by J. Strauss, R. Strauss, Lehár, Kreisler, Mozart, and more. Let us take you on a magical journey through the “City of Music” for a celebration of the Viennese masters! 

TSM presents An Evening in Vienna

The Royal Conservatory of Music

The 104th Holiday Afternoon Concert

Tokyo Opera City Tower

“The rich diversity of American society has fostered a vibrant tapestry of musical voices, each shaped by their own distinct backgrounds. Michael and I curated this program for violin and piano to celebrate that spirit of innovation and cultural exchange, highlighting works composed during the twentieth century. We begin with Fritz Kreisler’s Praeludium and Allegro, a lush reimagining of Baroque melody. Charles Ives follows with his inventive Violin Sonata no. 4, blending hymns, folk tunes, and bold harmonies to create a vibrantly eclectic soundscape of American life. The first half closes with Ernest Bloch’s Violin Sonata no. 2, Poème mystique, which shifts to a more introspective tone, offering profound emotional depth rooted in his Jewish heritage. The second half opens with John Adams’s Road Movies, a rhythmic portrayal of contemporary life, and continues with Amy Beach’s Romance for Violin and Piano, honoring one of America’s pioneering female composers. We conclude with Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess Suite, a brilliant fusion of classical and jazz traditions–a testament to the cultural mosaic of twentieth-century American music.”

Kristin Lee, violin; and Michael Stephen Brown, piano

Menlo School Campus

Curtis in Nantucket, the island’s highly anticipated annual week of classical music, returns to Nantucket Atheneum for an exciting performance featuring voice, strings, and piano performed by extraordinary alumni and faculty from the world-renowned Curtis Institute of Music. The program includes delightful and soulful Spanish folk songs by Manuel de Falla, virtuosic selections for solo violin and solo piano by Kreisler and Chopin, and gems from the opera and song repertoire. Don’t miss these thrilling performances by current and future leading artists – mezzo-soprano Katie Trigg, violinist Elissa Lee Koljonen, pianist Hanchien Lee, and Curtis President and violist Roberto Díaz.

Music of de Falla, Kreisler, and more

Nantucket Atheneum

Curtis in Nantucket, the island’s highly anticipated annual week of classical music, returns to Siasconset Casino for an exciting performance featuring voice, strings, and piano performed by extraordinary alumni and faculty from the world-renowned Curtis Institute of Music. The program ranges from virtuosic selections for strings by Mozart and Kreisler to gems from song repertoire. Don’t miss these thrilling performances by current and future leading artists – mezzo-soprano Katie Trigg, violinist Elissa Lee Koljonen, pianist Hanchien Lee, and Curtis President and violist Roberto Díaz.

Music of Mozart, Kreisler, and more

Siasconset Casino Association

Anna Geniushene / Piano Recital

Two outstanding young musicians give an atmospheric duo recital in the idyllically located Palais im Großen Garten: only last season, the Finnish-Cuban pianist Anton Mejias, born in 2001, won over the festival audience with his piano recital in the same location. Now, he returns with a violin partner, one of the most high-profile violinists of his generation. The American violinist Chad Hoopes, born in 1994, has made a name for himself worldwide with his outstanding talent and brilliant tone. The two young virtuosi have put together a resounding program inspired by the theme of love, in keeping with the Festival’s motto. Fiery finger acrobatics and an enchanting sound blend to create a concert leaving nothing to be desired.

Chad Hoopes & Anton Mejias

Palais im Großen Garten

CYS will present its final season concert featuring both the Associate Orchestra and the Virtuosi and Intermezzi String Ensembles at 1:00 PM on May 18 at Smithwick Theater, Foothill College. Maestra Kati Kyme will conduct works by Gabriel Fauré, C.P.E. Bach, and Joseph Haydn with the Virtuosi String Ensemble. Haydn composed his Symphony No. 45 in 1768 during his “Sturm und Drang” (Storm and Stress) period, and it carries the subtitle “La Passione”. The Intermezzi Strings will perform works by Mozart and Schubert, as well as selections from Gustav Holst’s St. Paul Suite.

String Ensembles and Associate Orchestra

Foothill College

Camden Stohl performs a recital of works by Ysaÿe, Sibelius, Debussy and more.

Student Degree Recital: Camden Stohl M.M. violin recital

University of Maryland

This recital is given in partial fulfillment of the degree Bachelor of Music. Megan Martono is a student of Paul Kantor.

Megan Martono, Violin

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

Riley Fichtenmayer, violin - Senior Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Since its inception, Musica Juventutis has been a cornerstone of Austrian concert culture and a fixture in the Vienna Konzerthaus's music program. Many internationally acclaimed artists, such as Angelika Kirchschlager, Till Fellner, and Patricia Kopatchinskaja, made their debuts as part of Musica Juventutis. This year, we present Leonhard Baumgartner, an up-and-coming violinist who made his debut with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra at the age of 15. With this series, the Vienna and Blaibach concert halls are continuing a collaboration made possible through the generous support of Dr. Burkhard and Gabriele Gantenbein.

Prizewinners' Concert Musica Juventutis

Blaibach Concert Hall

Join us for an exquisite evening of chamber music featuring the remarkable talents of Kristin Lee on violin and Michael Stephen Brown on piano. This special performance is part of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's esteemed concert series, set to take place in the intimate setting of the Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Studio.

**Date and Time:** Thursday, March 20, 2025, at 7:30 pm. The concert will include an intermission and has a total duration of 2 hours.

**Location:** Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Studio at CMS, Rose Building, 165 West 65th Street, New York, NY 10023.

**Program Highlights:**
- Fritz Kreisler's "Praeludium and Allegro in the Style of Pugnani" for Violin and Piano, a piece that showcases the violin's lyrical and virtuosic capabilities.
- Charles Ives' "Sonata No. 4 for Violin and Piano, Children's Day at the Camp Meeting," offering a unique blend of traditional and innovative sounds.
- Ernest Bloch's "Sonata No. 2 for Violin and Piano, Poème Mystique," a work rich in emotional depth and complexity.
- John Adams' "Road Movies for Violin and Piano," a contemporary piece with rhythmic vitality and melodic appeal.
- Amy Beach's "Romance for Violin and Piano, Op. 23," a beautiful example of late Romantic chamber music.
- Paul Schoenfield's "Four Souvenirs for Violin and Piano," a vibrant and eclectic mix of styles.

**About the Artists:**
- **Kristin Lee**, a violinist known for her versatility and impeccable technique, has garnered acclaim on the world's finest concert stages. Her accolades include an Avery Fisher Career Grant and top prizes in several prestigious competitions.
- **Michael Stephen Brown**, a pianist and composer celebrated for his compelling performances and compositions, has received numerous awards, including a 2018 Emerging Artist Award from Lincoln Center and a 2015 Avery Fisher Career Grant.

This event promises to be a memorable night of music, showcasing the extraordinary talents of two of the chamber music world's leading figures. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the artistry of Kristin Lee and Michael Stephen Brown in a program that spans the breadth of the chamber music repertoire.

**Tickets:** Not yet on sale. Stay tuned for ticket availability and ensure your spot for this must-see performance.

For more information and to stay updated on ticket sales, please visit the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's website.

Kristin Lee & Michael Stephen Brown

Samuel B. & David Rose Building

We are delighted to present international violinist Yi-Jia Susanne Hou who will perform romances for violin and orchestra in this special Valentines series, conducted by Maestro Drostan Hall.

Enjoy a romantic evening with the wonderful violinist Yi-Jia Susanne Hou on Valentines Day Weekend serenading you with romances for violin & orchestra by Beethoven, Dvorak and Svendsen and other love inspired works by Kreisler. The Camerata Chicago Orchestra will complete the concert delighting you with the most celebrated romantic melody of all time: Romeo & Juliet Fantasy by Tchaikovsky.

Yi-Jia Susanne Hou performs Romances for Violin and Orchestra

Fine Arts Building Chicago

Union Church of Hinsdale

Anna Geniushene’s fresh, layered, and powerful interpretations defined her participation at the 2022 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition—and won her the coveted silver medal and the adoration of fans around the globe. And the critics couldn’t get enough: “powerhouse sound, forceful musical personality, and sheer virtuosity…had this critic on the edge of his seat” (Musical America); “a performance of rare devotion and insight” (Onstage NTX); “a fresh version…that had this listener hanging on every bar” (La Scena).

Artis—Naples

A founding member of the Grammy Award-winning Harlem Quartet, violinist Melissa White is recognized for her “warmly expressive and lyrical” playing (Chicago Classical Review). Her recital with pianist Pallavi Mahidhara highlights works by American women composers Amy Beach and Nokuthula Ngwenyama. Mahidhara explains, “We are performing works by composers who represent a diversity of backgrounds, much like the two of us.”

Melissa White, violin & Pallavi Mahidhara, piano

Grosse Pointe South High School

Digital Concert: Melissa White, violin & Pallavi Mahidhara, piano

A founding member of the Grammy Award-winning Harlem Quartet, violinist Melissa White is recognized for her “warmly expressive and lyrical” playing (Chicago Classical Review). Her PCMS recital debut with pianist Pallavi Mahidhara highlights works by American women composers Amy Beach and Nokuthula Ngwenyama. Mahidhara explains, “We are performing works by composers who represent a diversity of backgrounds, much like the two of us.”

Melissa White, violin Pallavi Mahidhara, piano

 Benjamin Franklin Hall

In pursuit of their degrees at SFCM, each student presents a recital that represents their artistry and craft. Student Recitals feature repertoire curated by students with guidance from their faculty instructor.

Hao Chen's Second Year Percussion Masters Recital

Licheng Mark Chen, violin - Student Recital

This recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Doctor of Musical Arts. Yu-Ming Ma is a student of Paul Kantor. 

Yu-Ming Ma, Violin

Drawing on their Czech heritage, Trio Bohémo performs Central European music with vigor and insight. Their enthusiasm is infectious, whether in rousing folk dances or contemplative slow movements. 

During our Friday Concerts, patrons enjoy an up-close musical experience in the vibrant atmosphere of uniquely Tulsa venues. Wine and hors d’oeuvres are available.

Trio Bohémo

LowDown

Tulsa Performing Arts Center

Continuing Education Fall Recital

Violin students of Cho-Liang Lin

Described by Yehudi Menuhin as ’’A true violinist of the 21st century’’, Gilles Apap is known for his virtuosity, unique approach to music and the skill to bring joy to every concert hall. He delivers distinctive performances of the standard classical repertoire combined with genres such as jazz and folk from around the world and the result is unique programming merging the borderlines between musical styles.

Gilles Apap and friends (feat. Eric Zivian)

Noe Valley Ministry

Culinary Sunday Matinee № 1

Hotel Schwarzer Bär

The concert will consist of a wide variety of styles and ensembles, ranging from baroque to solo with electonics, trombone choir to concerti featuring trombone.

Debut Concert Quinn Parker

Konservatoriets Koncertsal

Not one, but two of the world’s most acclaimed emerging musicians take the stage for this Protégé Spotlight Recital. Pianist Chloe Mun is the winner of both the prestigious Geneva International Competition and Italy’s Busoni Competition. Joining her is violinist Claire Wells, the 2021 winner of the Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Prize. Prepare to be amazed by these accomplished musicians, who are already in demand from major orchestras and musical festivals across the globe.

PROTÉGÉ SPOTLIGHT: Claire Wells & Chloe Mun

Portland State University

Eclectic Series: Bach, Kreisler, Grażyna Bacewicz, Karen Naifeh Harmon, Ysaÿe

Bargemusic

AMFS artist-faculty and students play beautiful chamber music before the Friday evening orchestral concert.

Overtures: Preconcert Chamber Music 2024 Concert 2

Aspen Meadows Resort

All performances will take place Grace Presbyterian Church.

Sierra Chamber Society 37th Season Program V

Grace Presbyterian Church

**Event: Close Encounters With Music: Café Vienna Nervous Splendor**

**Date and Time:** Sunday, May 19 at 4:00 pm

**Location:** Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, 14 Castle Street, Great Barrington, MA 01230

**Ticket Prices:** $28 for Upper Balcony, $52 for Orchestra and Mezzanine

**Overview:**
Dive into the rich cultural tapestry of Vienna with "Close Encounters With Music: Café Vienna Nervous Splendor" at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center. This unique musical event celebrates Vienna's historical significance as a pivotal European cultural hub from the 16th to the 20th centuries. The program explores a variety of Viennese musical styles, from operetta to waltz, and features compositions by some of the most influential figures in music, literature, and intellectual thought who frequented Vienna's famed coffee houses.

**Featured Composers:** The event showcases the works of Mozart, Schubert, Beethoven, Brahms, Johan Strauss Jr., Mahler, Korngold, and includes the quintessential café music of Fritz Kreisler with his Caprice Viennois. The program also highlights Beethoven’s Piano Trio, which is based on a popular song by Weigl, and Schubert’s An die Musik, a sublime testament to his beloved métier.

**Performers:**
- Ieva Jokubaviciute, piano
- Xiao-Dong Wang, violin
- Emily Marvosh, mezzo-soprano
- Yehuda Hanani, cello

Join us for an afternoon that promises to transport you to the imperial City of Song, where charm, verve, and artistic sophistication of Vienna’s past come alive through its music. This event is a must-attend for lovers of classical music and those intrigued by Vienna's rich cultural history.

For tickets and more information, please visit the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center website or call 413-528-0100.

Close Encounters With Music: Café Vienna– “nervous Splendor”

Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center

Mayuko Kamio had made her concerto debut in Tokyo at the age of ten under the baton of Charles Dutoit, in a concert broadcast on NHK television. Since then, she has appeared as soloist with the Tonhalle Orchestra in Zurich with Mstislav Rostropovich, NHK Symphony Orchestra under Vladimir Ashkenazy and the Israel Philharmonic under Zubin Mehta.

Mayuko Kamio, violin & Noreen Polera, piano

Taube Koret Campus for Jewish Life

War Memorial and Performing Arts Center

Lesher Center for the Arts

The versatile Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider leads the CSO as soloist in Mozart’s richly melodic Violin Concerto No. 2 and Kreisler’s wistful Liebesleid. Trading violin bow for baton, Szeps-Znaider conducts Stravinsky’s Pulcinella Suite, a neoclassical gem that shines a spotlight on the orchestra’s principal players, and Mozart’s Prague Symphony, a work of grand gestures and profound, melodious depth.

Mozart & Stravinsky

Symphony Center

A Return Visit to Vienna

From Shanghai to Paris and culminating at The Great Gate of Kyiv, our season finale is a journey across the Atlantic introduced by a fanfare by composer in residence David Ludwig. Our musical travels are led by returning 2020 violin soloist Nancy Zhou whose, “incredible technique married with captivating emotional depth,” (KC Studio) is sure to stun.

Masterworks 6: Ludwig & Mussorgsky

Oregon Center for the Arts

Grants Pass High School

Collier Center for the Performing Arts

Student Recital: Adrian Rodriguez

Carnegie Mellon University

This performance is free and open for general seating

Violin Studio Recital: students of Dr. Julieta Mihai

Western Illinois University

Pianist Jan Vojtek is from the Czech Republic and studies in the soloist class at the Jutland Conservatory of Music, the conservatory's highest level. He plays here with his Czech piano trio, Trio Bohémo.

Concert with Trio Bohémo

Royal Academy of Music Aarhus

Violin students of Paul Kantor

The young violinist Johan Dalene (born 2000) took home first prize at the prestigious Carl Nielsen International Competition in 2019. Dalene and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra recently released an album of Sibelius’ and Nielsen’s violin concertos. He was then named Young Artist of the Year by the leading magazine Gramophone, and the cd was also awarded a Swedish Grammy.

Sibelius’ seventh symphony

Stockholm City Hall

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience legendary violinist Itzhak Perlman in concert with the Charleston Symphony. For one night only, Perlman will dazzle audiences with a program of celebrated works that showcase his unparalleled virtuosity and pay homage to Jewish culture.

Among his impressive list of accolades, Mr. Perlman has been honored with a Presidential Medal of Freedom, National Medal of Arts, a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, 16 GRAMMY® Awards, and 4 Emmy Awards. 

An Evening with Itzhak Perlman

Gaillard Center

Tianxu An, Piano

Alex Estrella (B.M. '25), accompanied by Daniel Goldsmith and friends, presents a collection of pieces that speak to the human condition.

Student Recital: Pieces for the Soul, Alex Estrella, Violin

Boston Conservatory at Berklee

Nancy Zhou, violin

Bowes Center

The last to occupy the violin chair in the legendary Beaux Arts Trio, the visionary violinist Daniel Hope makes his first recital appearance at Chamber Music Detroit with pianist Maxim Lando.  Their exquisite program conjures up “La Belle Epoque” when the beauty of Paris and Vienna dominated music making of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Daniel Hope & Maxim Lando - "Belle Epoque"

Detroit Country Day School - Upper School

Student Recital: Forest Ma

Chooi Brothers, violins

Tucson Convention Center

PC Morning Recital

PC Division Recital

Two stars on the cutting edge of music team up to explore the intersection of tradition and innovation.

Fritz Kreisler

Events

Upcoming events

Nov 15, 2026

COR-des Quartet · Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier

Dec 13, 2026

COR-des Quartet · Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier

Jan 12, 2027

Julian Rhee, violin · Kaufman Music Center

Jan 17 - Apr 18, 2027

Grass Valley, CA · Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center

Jan 24, 2027

Daniel Hope & Simon Crawford-Phillips · Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts

Past events

Sep 21, 2026

Romancing the Bass · Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

Aug 8, 2026

Festival Evening: Tomorrow's Stars · Aulaseriene

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