Strahinja Mitrović made history in 2024 when he became the first double bassist to win the Guildhall School of Music & Drama’s illustrious Gold Medal since its inception 109 years earlier, following in the footsteps of, among others, Jacqueline Du Pré, Sir Bryn Terfel and Maxim Rysanov. The Serbian musician, whose artistry was lauded with a five-star review by The Arts Desk and acclaimed for its ‘stunning originality’, also won the Guildhall Wigmore Recital Prize, enabling him to make his Wigmore solo debut this evening.

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Strahinja Mitrović double bass; Chloé Dumoulin piano

Wigmore Hall

Join Music Director Andreas Delfs in the intimate setting of Beston Hall on the campus of Nazareth University for our popular Sunday Matinees at Naz Series!

Mozart & Haydn

Glazer Music Performance Center

Copland Appalachian Spring

Crosstown Concourse

University of Memphis

Gus Bachner, Senior Major Recital, piano

560 Music Center

Annie Li, flute

Curtis Institute of Music

Celebrate the ingenuity, independence, and pure joy of American music. In five concerts over four days, pianists-in-residence Peter Dugan, Avery Gagliano, and Jonathan Mamora will be joined by mezzo-soprano Kara Dugan and local musicians to explore the ways music reflects the American experience.

Cliburn Festival America 250: American Classics

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

The Symphonic Dances from West Side Story are Bernstein’s own exhilarating whistle-stop tour through his greatest musical, with every great moment given a dazzling orchestral make-over with moments of heart-stopping beauty.

London Symphony Orchestra/Anja Bihlmaier

Barbican Centre

Faculty Recital

Baldwin Wallace University

Experience an evening of wondrous beauty as Andreas Delfs leads the RPO in a program of lyricism and grandeur. The incomparable Yefim Bronfman brings passion and poetry to Schumann’s Piano Concerto, while soprano Jasmine Habersham lends her radiant voice to a Lowell Liebermann world premiere (Voices of Today commission). Habersham is also featured in Mahler’s luminous Symphony No. 4, a work of celestial serenity and childlike wonder. Don’t miss this spellbinding night of symphonic storytelling!

RPO: Romance & Revelation

Eastman Theatre

Classical meets casual at Beethoven & Blue Jeans! This high-energy concert kicks off with Lowell Lieberman’s mesmerizing Flute Concerto, a piece showcasing dazzling virtuosity and cinematic beauty. Then, we dive into the Eroica Symphony — Beethoven’s epic that changed classical music forever, packed with drama and power.

Beethoven and Blue Jeans

Cape Henlopen High School

The Grand Opera House

Duke saxophone faculty Susan Fancher and friends Carla-Copeland Burns (flute), Heidi Radtke (saxophone), and Ināra Zandmane (piano) present a recital of fresh new music for saxophone, flute, and piano.

Program: Trio, Op. 137 (2020) by Lowell Liebermann, New Stories (2013) by Dorothy Chang, and The Sky Between Us (2022) by Jenni Brandon.

Susan Fancher: “Under the Same Sky” Recital

Duke University

One: In The New World

Valdosta State University

Based on Mary Shelley's 19th-century novel-turned-pop culture classic, the captivating must-see production from Liam Scarlett returns to our stage. Frankenstein features sensational choreography, cinematic design, costumes, special effects, pyrotechnics, and a haunting original score from Lowell Liebermann. Scarlett's production of the pioneering science fiction novel is a visceral and profoundly emotional tale of life, death, love, and identity.

Frankenstein Encore

War Memorial Opera House

Frankenstein

Continuing Education: Piano Repertory and Exploring the Music of Karen Tanaka

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Symphony Orchestra of Galicia - Joan Ibáñez - Markus Stenz

Opera Palace of A Coruña

Sede Afundación Pontevedra Auditorium

It’s always an extra-special evening when the RPO’s beloved concertmaster, Juliana Athayde, performs as soloist. Hear her virtuosity in Prokofiev’s tender Second Violin Concerto. Also, diabolic dances from Lowell Liebermann’s ballet Frankenstein. Plus, two works for children of all ages: Benjamin Britten introduced generations of listeners to classical music with his Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra, spotlighting each section before bringing them together in a shimmering climax. And Thomas Warfield, RIT’s Director of Dance, enchants with his telling of Peter & the Wolf.

Peter & The Wolf

RPO: Peter & The Wolf

This recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Music. Ryan Clever is a student of Marianne Gedigian. 

Ryan Clever, Flute

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

Temporal Harmonies Inc

Royal Academy of Music

For years, the SSO has maintained a tradition of highlighting up-and-coming talent in the realm of symphonic music. Witness the remarkable skills of teenage cellist Miriam K. Smith alongside the enduring magnificence and emotional depth of Tchaikovsky’s 5th symphony.

Miriam K. Smith

Clark State Performing Arts Center

Tales of Songs and Strings

First Baptist Church of Oklahoma

Keyboard Weekend: Variations On 88 Keys

Garth Newel Music Center

Grammy-winner Paul Jacobs returns to Oregon Bach Festival to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the OBF Organ Institute! The centerpiece of the anniversary celebration is an OBF co-commission and west coast premiere of a new organ concerto by Lowell Liebermann. The program includes the Saint Saëns “Organ Symphony” and a new Bach transcription by composer Damien Geter.

Organ Symphony with Paul Jacobs

Hult Center for the Performing Arts

This afternoon he plays an extensive program of solo works from the 17th to the 20th century.

Piano concerto – Albin Axelsson, piano

Royal Academy of Music Aarhus

Join us for an enchanting evening of music as Emma Krause takes the stage with her flute and piccolo, showcasing her remarkable talent and dedication to her craft. This student recital, part of her Bachelor of Music program, is set to take place on Monday, May 13, 2024, at 6:00pm CDT in the prestigious Galvin Recital Hall. Emma, a student of John Thorne, Jennifer Gunn, and Alyce Johnson, will be accompanied by Stefan Filip on trumpet and Kay Kim on piano.

The program promises a diverse and captivating selection of works, including Eric Ewazen's "Dance from Ballade, Pastorale, and Dance," Claude Debussy's "Prelude to The Afternoon of a Faun" arranged by Nikolai Platonov, Lowell Liebermann's "Sonata for Flute and Piano, Op. 23," Roland Revell's "Trois pensées (Three Thoughts), Op. 23," André Jolivet's "Chant de Linos," and Eugène Damaré's "La tourterelle, Op. 119."

This event is free and open to the public, offering a wonderful opportunity to experience the talents of emerging musicians in a venue renowned for its acoustic excellence and breathtaking views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline. No tickets are required for attendance, and for those unable to join in person, a live stream will be available to ensure you don't miss a moment of this exceptional performance.

Mark your calendars and be part of a musical journey that celebrates the achievements and artistry of Emma Krause and her fellow musicians.

Emma Krause, flute and piccolo

Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall

Flutist Elizabeth Salerno debuts from the Royal Danish Academy of Music with a program inspired by the adventures and writings of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. In 1935 he had a near-death experience that would feature prominently in his memoir ‘Wind, Sand, and Stars’ and would go on to inspire him to write the timeless story of ‘The Little Prince’.

Debut Concert Elizabeth Salerno

Konservatoriets Koncertsal

River Rhapsodies V

Clinton School of Public Service

Susanna Mälkki conducts a thought-provoking program anchored by Gustav Mahler’s Fourth Symphony. This celestial score, which includes a cryptic dance of death, is announced with sleigh bells and a rustic melody that ends with a child’s view of heaven, delivered here by soprano Ying Fang. Principal Flute Stefán Ragnar Höskuldsson is the soloist in a newly commissioned concerto written for him by the esteemed Lowell Liebermann.

CSO at Wheaton: Mahler 4

Symphony Center

Wheaton College

Prepare to be captivated by a harmonious blend of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4 and Liebermann’s Flute Concerto, presented by Gulf Coast Symphony.

Gulf Coast Symphony At the Macc: Beethoven Symphony No. 4

Music & Arts Community Center

PC Division Recital

Anna Murphy, Flute – Doctoral Ensemble Recital

Our Saviour's Lutheran Church

Equally at home in an orchestra or in a jazz club, Boston-based harpist Charles Overton creates a musical environment that is accessible, exciting and resonates deeply with any audience. Known for his “soaring flute... where dance and song become possible again” (The Boston Musical Intelligencer), Anthony Trionfo is a “breezily virtuosic” (The New York Times) musician actively building one of today’s most exciting musical careers.

Charles Overton, harp & Anthony Trionfo, flute

Kaufman Music Center

Step into a world of transformation and evolution with Sounds of Change. Guided by the baton of DPO associate conductor Héctor Jardón and the enchanting melodies of flutist Whitney Kelley, we’ll journey through compositions that mirror the shifts and progressions of society and time. Florence Price’s Concert Overture No. 1, a powerful testament to resilience from the Jim Crow era, resonates with themes of change and unity while Liebermann’s Flute Concerto, brought to life by Whitney Kelley’s virtuosity, weaves melodies of hope and transformation. Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 5 “Reformation” immerses us in a symphonic exploration of reform and renewal, perfectly echoing the spirit of the season’s changing leaves.

Sounds of Change

Central Presbyterian Church Denver

**Trio Matisse: A Chamber Music Concert by Oak Ridge Civic Music Association**

Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of chamber music as the Oak Ridge Civic Music Association proudly presents Trio Matisse in their season-opening concert. This exceptional ensemble, featuring the outstanding solo clarinetist Nickolas Hamblin, violist Benjamin Penzner, and pianist Ariya Laothitipong, will grace the stage of the First United Methodist Church of Oak Ridge on Sunday, August 27, 2023, at 3:00 PM, with a pre-concert talk beginning at 2:30 PM.

Trio Matisse, named after the eclectic French artist Henri Matisse, has quickly gained national recognition for their evocative performances that span the breadth of chamber music repertoire. Formed in 2021, the trio has already clinched grand prizes in prestigious competitions such as the Dale and Nancy Briggs, New York International Young Musician’s, and Charleston Chamber Music Competitions. Their program for this concert includes virtuosic pieces by Mozart, Bruch, Liebermann, and Stölzel, showcasing their exceptional talent and chemistry as an ensemble.

Nickolas Hamblin, who previously captivated audiences with his performance of Aaron Copland’s Concerto under Maestro Régulo Stabilito, returns with Trio Matisse to deliver another performance that promises to be both exciting and brilliant. This concert marks the perfect start to the chamber music season, offering a unique opportunity to experience the artistry of these award-winning musicians.

The concert will take place at the First United Methodist Church of Oak Ridge, located at 1350 Oak Ridge Turnpike, Oak Ridge, TN. Tickets are available for purchase, and attendees are encouraged to secure their seats soon to witness the excitement and brilliance of this award-winning chamber music ensemble.

For those unable to attend in person, selections from the program will be available on ORCMA's YouTube Channel, along with the new digital program book that includes the program, program notes, bios, and much more.

Don't miss this exceptional chamber music concert by Trio Matisse, brought to you by the Oak Ridge Civic Music Association. It's an afternoon of music you won't want to miss!

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit [ORCMA's Ticketing Page](https://orcma.vbotickets.com/events).

Trio Matisse

First United Methodist Church of Oak Ridge

Pianist Shai Wosner, known for his “remarkable blend of the intellectual, physical and even devilish sides of performance” (Chicago Sun Times), joins members of ECCO for a program of music from the spiritual to the spooky: J. S. Bach’s heavenly chorale preludes; Hungarian composer György Kurtág’s alternately serene and demonic miniatures; and Beethoven’s hair-raising “Ghost” Trio. The program ends back on earth with Max Bruch’s lush, romantic Octet for Strings.

Angels & Ghosts

First Presbyterian Church of Skaneateles

First Presbyterian Church

Zedong Cai (M.M. '23) presents a piano recital.

Student Recital: Zedong Cai, Piano

Boston Conservatory at Berklee

In accordance with Carnegie Mellon’s COVID-19 mitigation policies, all visitors to the university’s campus age 12 and older are required to be either fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or, if not fully vaccinated, must have received a negative COVID-19 test result within three days of the event.

Student Recital: Yuxi Yang

Carnegie Mellon University

Tenor Ben Bliss and pianist Christopher Allen launch our season with a program of irresistible breadth and warmth, drawing on the very finest of German and French song. The first half of the evening moves through the Romantic landscape with an assured and generous hand, offering Lieder by Schumann, Liszt, and Strauss — music that encompasses the intimacy of the salon, the grand sweep of Romantic longing, and the opulent, golden-voiced lyricism for which Strauss’s songs in particular have made tenors rejoice for well over a century. Bliss brings to this repertoire a voice of exceptional beauty — bright, focused, and capable of extraordinary refinement — along with a musician’s instinct for text and phrase that elevates every song he touches.

Lowell Liebermann

Events

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Oct 4, 2026

Ben Bliss & Christopher Allen · Vocal Arts DC

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Jul 22, 2026

Strahinja Mitrović double bass; Chloé Dumoulin piano · Wigmore Hall

May 24, 2026

Mozart & Haydn · Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra

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