Composer

The Grammy Award-winning Los Angeles Guitar Quartet is one of the most multifaceted groups in any genre, comprised of four uniquely accomplished musicians bringing a new energy to the concert stage. Formed in 1980 and consistently playing to sold-out houses worldwide, the quartet performs inventive, critically acclaimed transcriptions of concert masterworks that provide a fresh look at the music of the past, while their interpretations of works from the contemporary and world-music realms continually break new ground. The quartet’s diverse discography includes the 2005 Grammy-winning Guitar Heroes, the 2004 Grammy-nominated LAGQ-Latin, and their most recent album from 2022, Opalescent. In addition to solo programs, the LAGQ has toured collaborative works with choirs, orchestras, vocalists, and dancers. Highlights include their program Don Quixote, narrated by actor Philip Proctor (featured during the 2009-10 season of the Segovia Classical Guitar Series), and Shingo Fujii’s work SHIKI: Seasons of Japan, featuring a guitar orchestra. In 2021, the quartet received the Artistic Achievement Award from the Guitar Foundation of America.

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Los Angeles Guitar Quartet

Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall

Nadine Sierra, hailed by the Guardian for her ‘vocally breathtaking’, ‘sensationally good’ Lucia at the Royal Opera House in 2024, opens Wigmore Hall’s Season with a delightful musical voyage that begins in the dazzling world of Belle Époque Paris, where seductive melodies enchanted opera and salon audiences alike. The American lyric coloratura soprano then turns her captivating blend of vocal beauty and agility, musical artistry and charismatic stage presence to works infused with Latin passion and soul.

Nadine Sierra soprano; Bryan Wagorn piano

Wigmore Hall

ANNUAL FREE CONCERT In Celebration of Indian Market

New Mexico Museum of Art

Dreams of Childhood: The Musical Reflections of a New Father

Lincoln City Cultural Center

High Festival Level

Imperial Baths

6 p.m. Recital: Zlata Chochieva

Parc de Florans

Ilumina fully lives up to the meaning of its name, which comes from the Portuguese verb ‘to illuminate’ or ‘to enlighten’. Founded in 2015 by violist Jennifer Stumm to offer world-class training and opportunities to talented musicians from disadvantaged backgrounds, the ensemble travels far from its home on an organic coffee farm near Sao Paolo, Brazil to reach the world’s leading concert halls. Only a poet could do justice to the combustible energy, collective commitment and life-enhancing artistry cultivated by Ilumina’s amazing players.

Ilumina

CMS’s summer tradition returns for its 11th year. Get the summer’s hottest ticket, featuring favorite chamber music works in the cool atmosphere of Alice Tully Hall. Stay after the performance and get to know the artists in the lobby with a complimentary glass of wine. 

Summer Evenings V 2026

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Chamber Music Pittsburgh marks the US Semiquincentennial by celebrating the histories, voices and viewpoints of pan-American creators, performed by artists from throughout the Americas who have made Pittsburgh their home.  Featuring music by composers from the United States, Uruguay, and Brazil, concert curator Carlos Clark, Paul J. Ross Fellow at the Pittsburgh Symphony, interweaves storytelling and performance, illuminating the complex and evolving identities of the featured composers. This Pittsburgh Performs concert offers a colorful, vibrant vision of hope and discovery, and provides a uniquely personal reflection on our complex history.

The Cowboy Evolves:  Journeys Through the Music of the Americas

City of Asylum

Vanka Murals

The concert begins with Mozart’s Trio in E major, a graceful and lyrical work highlighting his gift for chamber music. From there, the program moves to the Sonata for Violin and Piano by Maurice Ravel, the great French composer of the early 20th century, whose music shimmers with color and atmosphere.

Saratoga Springs, NY

Skidmore College

Josephine Mascarenhas, saxophone

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

International superstar and America’s most celebrated soprano Renée Fleming joins your Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra for a Halekulani Masterworks season finale! Inspired by her 2023 GRAMMY® Award-winning album, Voice of Nature: the Anthropocene comes to the symphonic stage. Experience the majesty of nature with stunning film projections by the National Geographic Society, accompanying inspired songs, arias by Handel and Puccini, music from Lord of the Rings and Carousel, contemporary hits by Björk, Kevin Puts, and Nico Muhly , and selections by famed film composer Ennio Morricone.

Renée Fleming: Voice of nature: the anthropocene

Blaisdell Concert Hall

The Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado has repeatedly explored the fascinating world of the Amazon and captured its beauty and threats in images. Now he has enriched this photographic project with a musical encounter: Together with conductor Simone Menezes, he combines his images with the sounds composed by his compatriot Heitor Villa-Lobos in 1958 as a tribute to the Amazon. Simone Menezes arranged Villa-Lobos' opulent "Floresta do Amazonas" for orchestra and soprano, and Salgado matched each musical sequence with the appropriate photograph. "A perfect connection, almost as if Villa-Lobos' music was written for Salgado's photos," describes Simone Menezes the result. The Dresden Philharmonic, under the direction of Simone Menezes, performs Villa-Lobos' powerful Rainforest Suite, while following Salgado's precise dramaturgy, the corresponding photographic works are shown on the large screen.

Amazonia

Palace of Culture

Tehya Shapiro, trumpet

Adrian Nicolas Ong, violin

A multimedia concert celebrating Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos, conceived, directed and performed by pianist Marcelo Bratke, with selections from Guia Prático, Four Songs of the Amazon Forest, and solo piano works. There is no interval.

The Villa-Lobos Event

LSO St Luke's

Known for her radiant voice and deeply expressive artistry, acclaimed soprano Larisa Martínez takes listeners on a journey of passion, poetry, and vibrant musical storytelling as this program explores love in all its forms, from quiet reflection to exuberant celebration.

Larisa Martinez, soprano

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Created in 1948 in Los Angeles before hitting Broadway, Magdalena blends the codes of the American musical with sounds inspired by South American traditions. Set in Colombia, on the banks of the Magdalena River, the plot immerses the viewer in a Colombian village plagued by corruption: the arrival of a foreign engineer upsets the fragile balance between local traditions, religious power, and political issues. The rich and colorful score reflects composer Villa-Lobos's ambition to fuse musical cultures. While the work was warmly acclaimed at its premiere in the United States, it remains rarely performed. Opéra Junior is reviving it this season, in a version revisited and adapted for its young performers. A rare opportunity to discover a committed, moving, and spectacular work, driven by the enthusiasm and freshness of youth.

Magdalena

Opéra Comédie

The acclaimed vocal ensemble Gentlemen Singers has accepted an invitation to our special concert in May. In the opening notes of Echos of Folksongs by Leoš Janáček, we can hear the young composer influenced by folk music, his travels in Moravia and his first experiences as a choirmaster.

In stark contrast there are the Brigand Songs commissioned from Bohuslav Martinů at the end of his life by the Prague Teachers’ Choir (I) and the Moravian Teachers’ Choir (II).

For the May concert, Gentlemen Singers, together with the violinist Lucia Fulka Kopsová, will also perform Zdeněk Lukáš’s song cycle Spring is Coming, whose choral works are inspired by folk motifs and are characterized by melodic inventiveness, rhythmic vitality and ability to express strong emotions.

Lukáš. Vičar. Janáček

The Professed House, Prague

Wind Division Recital

560 Music Center

Having played together since the age of five, Russian-born identical twins Julia and Irina Elkina are praised for their “truly remarkable oneness” by critics who also recognize that “each is a formidable pianist in her own right.”

FREE Lunchtime Concert: Julia and Irina Elkina, piano duo

Westminster Presbyterian Church

“Simply dazzling” is the way the American Record Guide has described the Elkina Piano Duo.

FREE Courtroom Concert: Julia and Irina Elkina, piano duo

Landmark Center

Rush Hour Performance: New Horizons in Chamber Music Exploration

The Juilliard School

Chicago Symphony Orchestra musicians explore the art of remix in a program highlighting women composers, featuring Annie Gosfield’s Daughters of the Industrial Revolution—a fusion of factory sounds and live instruments—and Louise Farrenc’s romantic Piano Trio No. 4 in E Minor. 

CSO Chamber Music at the University of Chicago

Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts

Jason Vieaux, guitar with Zuill Bailey, cello

Dvořák’s renowned quartet takes on a more expansive scope in this arrangement for string orchestra, as Kerson Leong and Les Violons du Roy once again combine their talent and energy in a collaboration that remains as strong as ever. They promise an electrifying encounter on the occasion of a new work by François Dompierre.

Beautés des Amériques

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

Palais Montcalm – Maison de la musique

London-based duo, Flutes & Frets present intimate, magnetic performances that exploit the fragility and versatility of their ensemble. Known for their onstage chemistry and interaction, they cultivate a special sound-world and in this programme take audiences on a journey through pieces inspired by jazz, dance, Spain, and South America.

Royal College of Music: Flutes & Frets Duo

Leeds Conservatoire

Feel the rhythm of the land and the spirit of the people in Pulse of the Earth—a vibrant evening of music inspired by the cultural heartbeat of distant places and deep traditions.

The evening begins with Ottorino Respighi’s Ancient Airs and Dances, Suite No. 3—a graceful nod to Renaissance Italy, where old melodies are reimagined with modern warmth and texture. Then, prepare to be mesmerized by guitarist Ben Diamond in Villa-Lobos’ Guitar Concerto, a rich, lyrical work that blends classical form with the earthy soul of Brazilian folk music.

Pulse of the Earth

Memorial University School of Music

Join the LSU Chamber Orchestra at University United Methodist Church on March 17th, 2025. The program will feature Heitor Villa-Lobos’s exciting Bachianas Brasileiras No. 9, Igor Stravinsky’s sharp Danses Concertantes, and Claude Debussy’s youthful Petite Suite. This evening of dance-inspired music will be led by Graduate Orchestral Conducting student Jarred Kennedy.

LSU Chamber Orchestra Plays Debussy, Stravinsky, and Villa-Lobos

Louisiana State University

Like a train conductor guiding travelers, a musical conductor can transport us to exciting places using rhythm, melody, and imagination—just with the flick of a baton or the wave of an arm. Conductor Ana María Patiño-Osorio steers us through a thrilling ride on Villa-Lobos’ Bachianas Brasileira, a stormy sea voyage through Scheherazade, a festive dance-filled adventure across Spain and Mexico, and more.

Symphonies for Schools

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Matinee Concert

Varbergs Teater

They’re two of opera’s hottest rising stars. Bolivian soprano Shelén Hughes Camacho and American baritone Joseph Parrish have impressed audiences and competition juries around the globe, with their “elegance and eloquence” (Seen and Heard International) and “arresting stage presence” (Opera News). Now, these two young vocalists make their Cliburn Concerts debut with an eclectic program spanning spirituals, opera, art song, musical theater, and pop music, accompanied by pianist Amir Farid. Don’t miss this one-night performance by these extraordinary young artists —partners on and off the stage— on the brink of stardom. 

Shelén Hughes Camacho, soprano + Joseph Parrish, baritone

Kimbell Art Museum

Alexandra Dariescu has made it her mission to create concert programmes that give underrepresented female composers equal billing with their better-known male colleagues.

Alexandra Dariescu

Southbank Centre

American violinist Simone Porter leads this collaboration between New Century and students from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music in this musical tour of illumination. Featuring works from the 12th to the 21st century, each piece on the program depicts different kinds of light: light from nature, light that inspires or clarifies, light that bestows joy.  Beginning with Andrew Norman's Sabina, written in response to an ecstatic experience watching the sun rise in an ancient Roman cathedral, and moving through the upward gaze of Hildegard von Bingen's antiphon to divine wisdom, the program concludes with Mozart's Divertimento in F Major, the very spirit of levity and brilliance.

Enlighten Me

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Stanford University

American violinist Simone Porter leads New Century and students from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music in this musical tour of illumination. Featuring works from the 12th to the 21st centuries, each piece depicts different kinds of light: light from nature, light that inspires or clarifies, and light that bestows joy. Beginning with Andrew Norman’s Sabina, written in response to an ecstatic experience watching the sunrise in an ancient Roman cathedral, and moving through the upward gaze of Hildegard von Bingen’s antiphon to divine wisdom, the program concludes with Mozart’s Divertimento in F major, the very spirit of levity and brilliance.

Enlighten Me New Century Chamber Orchestra with Simone Porter

A new premiere by Arizona-raised Paolo Prestini is bookended by works by Gabriela Lena Frank, Villa-Lobos, and Haydn’s Overture to L’isola disabitata and Symphony No. 45, “Farewell.”

Although Haydn’s Symphony No. 45, the “Farewell,” is known for its dramatic Adagio final movement where the musicians exit the stage, it stands on its own as a beautiful, affecting work. Haydn was also an accomplished opera composer; his opera L’isola disabitata tells the story of sisters stranded on a desert island for 13 years, developed in partnership with the most famous librettist of his time, Pietro Metastasio.

Haydn’s Farewell

Catalina Foothills High School

Hémisphères

Hobby Center for the Performing Arts

The Lush Guitar

Norton Museum of Art

Forget everything you know about the accordion—Théo Ould is here to blow your mind. Recognized by Le Monde for his “personality that expresses itself naturally in fantasy, in the fresh and enchanting sense of the term,” this astounding French accordionist makes his Princeton University Concerts debut with a bold, tango-inspired program that proves his instrument’s rightful place in the classical world. At just 24, Ould became the first accordionist nominated as a Newly Discovered Talent at the Victoires de la Musique Classique awards, and he is redefining what the accordion can do—blending Baroque elegance, Romantic passion, and cutting-edge contemporary works (some featuring electronics) written just for him, including by Princeton University graduate student composers. With an instrument he calls “halfway between a typewriter and an extraterrestrial device,” Ould delivers a performance that’s anything but ordinary — don’t miss it.

Théo Ould, Accordion

Richardson Auditorium

Making his debut, this astounding French accordionist has been described by Le Monde as having “a masterly technique and an inexhaustible wealth of phrasing.” Offering a tango-inspired program, Ould evinces his instrument’s rightful place in the classical repertory.

Théo Ould, accordion Union College

Union College

Holiday Choral by Candlelight 2025

Mission San Rafael Arcángel

A short relaxed concert introducing orchestral instruments and chamber music, performed by recent graduates of the LSO Pathways programme alongside their coach, LSO Second Violin Bindi McFarlane. Tailored for people with sensory and communication impairments, learning disabilities, or who are neurodiverse. Not suitable for under-5s.

Relaxed Friday Lunchtime Concert

Join the Grand Rapids Symphony as conductor Marcelo Lehninger takes us on a journey starting out with Loco, a must hear from Jennifer Higdon. Continue through the motions as the orchestra plays composer Villa-Lobos Bachianas Brasileiras No.2 ("The Little Train of the Caipira") and concludes with composer Brahms and his Symphony No. 4.

Madness in Motion: From Loco to Brahms

DeVos Performance Hall

Brazilian photographer and environmental activist Sebastião Salgado has documented the Amazon rainforest in all its beauty and transience. His striking black-and-white images can be experienced on a giant screen – accompanied by Villa-Lobos's powerful Rainforest Suite. Schoolchildren can participate in workshops surrounding this concert, exploring not only the music but also the topic of environmental and species conservation.

Amazônia - School Concert

Cologne Philharmonie

An infinite cosmos of colors and sounds, deep darkness and dazzling light, untamed, mysterious landscapes, the largest forest area on earth: the wilderness of the Amazon jungle in South America is a place of overwhelming beauty and biodiversity. Inspired by the shimmering nature of the jungle with all its fascinating facets, the Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos created a powerful symphonic cantata.

Guitar sensation Raphaël Feuillâtre is rapidly becoming the new voice of classical guitar. Since winning the prestigious Guitar Foundation of America competition in 2018, this Djibouti-born French virtuoso has dazzled audiences from Carnegie Hall to Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, and through his prolific recording career on Deutsche Grammophon. His most recent album, Spanish Serenades, showcases the many Latin faces of the guitar, and forms the core of his Caramoor program combining popular rhythms, choreographic bounce and sophisticated counterpoint.

Raphaël Feuillâtre, guitar

The Rosen House at Caramoor

All of the works on this concert pay homage to great predecessors. Heitor Villa-Lobos’s set of Bachianas Brasileiras is a tribute to Bach, transformed through the lens of his South American roots. The lush and evocative Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5 has become famous for its beautiful, swoon-worthy melody and echoes the famous "Air" from Bach’s Orchestral Suite No. 3.

Autumn Romance for Strings

Grace & Holy Trinity Cathedral

One of the most beloved and celebrated singers of our time, five-time GRAMMY-winner Renée Fleming returns to SPAC with an all-new program alongside The Philadelphia Orchestra.

Renée Fleming

Saratoga Performing Arts Center

Anastasia Kobekina's heartfelt wish: to one day share the stage with dancers and let their energies flow together. Her summer at the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival makes this dream come true. The dance company of the Rostock Volkstheater and the award-winner in residence are creating an evening together—and not only Anastasia's cello invites you to dance, but the percussion of festival award-winner Alexej Gerassimez also makes bodies fly.

Percussion, cello, dance!

Rostock Hall

Ernst-Barlach-Theater

2025 SPO Rush Hour Talk Concert III: América Latina, pasión en el ritmo

Namdaemoon Presbyterian Church

Seoul Anglican Cathedral of St. Mary the Virgin and St. Nicholas

Die allseits beliebten Open-Air-Konzerte im Brunnenhof der Residenz atmen einen ganz besonderen Charme. Genau das Richtige für unseren Saisonabschluss! Dafür hat unser Chefdirigent Joseph Bastian wieder ein Programm zusammengestellt, das mit seinem Schwung wunderbar zur sommerlichen Stimmung passt. Diesmal geht es nach Südamerika: Der Brasilianer Heitor Villa-Lobos und der Argentinier Alberto Ginastera verbanden den rhythmischen Drive ihrer Heimat mit der kompositorischen Raffinesse der europäischen Moderne. Astor Piazzolla machte den vormals verruchten Tango Argentino konzertsaalfähig; in seinem wohl berühmtesten Stück verabschiedete er sich mit sehnsuchtsvollen Klängen von seinem Vater. Darius Milhaud galt in den 1920ern als enfant terrible der Pariser Musikszene; als Attaché des französischen Botschafters in Rio de Janeiro schnappte er lokale Sounds auf und integrierte sie in seine Werke. Mit der Saxofon-Virtuosin Asya Fateyeva ist eine dynamische Solistin mit von der Partie, die ebenfalls locker zwischen Klassik und anderen Musikstilen wandelt.

Es Werde Bunt

Perseusbrunnen

Come feel the love with the Vermont Symphony Orchestra as we embark on our 2025 Summer Festival Tour. This year’s dynamic program, Summer of Love, features works from across the world and a range of genres, including pieces from Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet, John Williams’ Star Wars Theme, Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story, and pop hits such as “I Put A Spell On You” and “Nature Boy.” This summer the VSO welcomes mezzo Nikola Printz as the tour’s special guest vocalist. 

Summer Festival Tour 2025: Castleton

Vermont State University Castleton Campus

Burke Mountain Ski Resort

Grafton Trails and Outdoor Center

Shelburne Museum

Saskadena Six Ski Area

Trapp Family Lodge Concert Meadow

Free tickets can be ordered from January 13, 2025. A maximum of two free tickets are available per order. Accompanying persons of groups also receive a free ticket. Please register groups by phone via the SWR Ticket Service on 07221 300 100.

Special concert for pupils, students and trainees

Kultur- & Kongresszentrum Liederhalle

2024 GRAMMY winner Imani Winds joins forces with Pulitzer Prize finalist Andy Akiho for an innovative program featuring works by D’Rivera, Villa-Lobos and Akiho. Hailed as “strikingly virtuosic, immaculately tight, [and] stylistically agile” (Boston Musical Intelligencer), Imani Winds brings exceptional artistry to this compelling collaboration.

Imani Winds & Andy Akiho, steel pan

Rockport Music-Shalin Liu Performance Center

Symphony Orchestra in the Palace

Tonhalle Düsseldorf

With passionate rhythm and captivating dedication, the prizewinner in residence opens her festival summer—alongside the 2023 Soloist Prizewinner, Thibaut Garcia. Follow the two into the world of danzas, fandangos, and tangos!

Dance with the Cello

St. Bartholomew's Church Wittenburg

Tessa Lark Returns

Sarasota Orchestra

In a performance inspired by her 2023 Grammy-Award winning album, experience the turbulence and resilience of Mother Nature's life as Renée Fleming performs music by Handel, Nico Muhly, Björk and Lord of The Rings' Howard Shore—all set against a backdrop of stunning film from the National Geographic Society.

VOICE OF NATURE: The Anthropocene

The Geraldine V. Chavez Center for the Choral Arts

Summer@SFCM: Guitar Workshop Closing Recital

The highly anticipated “Picasso Symphony,” an unprecedented and innovative film orchestra experience, will make its U.S. premiere on May 10, 2025 with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra at the Will Rogers Auditorium.  An exploration and homage to the prolific genius of Pablo Picasso, “Picasso Symphony” blends stunning visuals with a curated arrangement of live orchestral music telling the story of Picasso's life journey.

 Picasso Symphony

Will Rogers Memorial Center

An evening of Latin music to end the season.

Cinco de Mayo

Washington University in St. Louis

The legendary Manuel Barrueco is internationally recognized as one of the most important guitarists of our time. His unique artistry has been continually described as that of a superb instrumentalist and a superior and elegant musician, possessing a seductive sound and uncommon lyrical gifts. During three decades of concertizing, he has performed across the United Sates and in the most important musical centers around the world.

MANUEL BARRUECO guitar

Sunset Center

Manuel Barrueco

3rd Academy Concert

Francke Foundations

RDAM cello ensemble

The Royal Danish Academy of Music

### Principal Brothers Concert

**Date:** April 19, 2025  
**Time:** 7:30 PM  
**Venue:** Washington Irving  
**Virtual Concert Availability:** April 21 - April 26, 2025

**Event Description:**

Join us for an extraordinary evening of wind chamber music featuring the Principal Brothers, a group of distinguished wind principals from some of the nation's leading symphony orchestras. This concert will showcase the talents of:

- **Demarre McGill** (Flute)
- **Titus Underwood** (Oboe)
- **Anthony McGill** (Clarinet)
- **Bryan Young** (Bassoon)

The program includes a series of new works composed by James Lee III specifically for these musicians, alongside pieces by Villa-Lobos and selections from Bach's "The Art of Fugue."

**Program:**

1. **J. S. Bach:** Selections from "The Art of Fugue"
2. **James Lee III:** Principal Brothers No. 1
3. **H. Villa-Lobos:** Quartet
4. **James Lee III:** Principal Brothers No. 2
5. **Intermission**
6. **James Lee III:** Principal Brothers No. 3
7. **Valerie Coleman:** Rubispheres
8. **James Lee III:** Principal Brothers No. 4
9. **Errollyn Wallen:** Commission by PCMS
10. **J. S. Bach:** Selections from "The Art of Fugue"

**About the Artists:**

- **Demarre McGill** is a renowned flutist and principal of the Seattle Symphony.
- **Titus Underwood** is the principal oboist of the Nashville Symphony.
- **Anthony McGill** is the principal clarinetist of the New York Philharmonic.
- **Bryan Young** is the principal bassoonist of the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra and co-founder of the Poulenc Trio. He is also a prominent figure in the technology sector and holds several leadership positions in music organizations.

**Ticket Information:**

- **MANN Series Tickets:** Available for purchase.
- **Single Tickets:** Starting at $20, available from October 7, 2024.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the synergy of these exceptional musicians and the premiere of new compositions that celebrate their artistry. Secure your tickets now and be part of an unforgettable musical journey.

Principal Brothers

Washington Irving High School

James Lee III wrote the solo woodwind works of Principal Brothers to highlight these four Black artists who are orchestral principals and inspirational leaders in the field. PCMS is proud to bring together these exceptional players for an evening of contemporary wind music that also features Valerie Coleman’s Rubispheres and a world premiere by Belize-born British composer Errollyn Wallen.

Demarre McGill, flute

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

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. 

Ge Guo, piano - First Year Master's Recital

Ode To Joy

Jackson Theater, Sonoma Country Day School

Brazil, Russia, Spain And France

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

DesertView Performing Arts Center

April 12th at 7:30pm, CSO and Maestro William Intriligator will present an all Latin American composer program, featuring Charles Gorczynski on bandoneon and soprano Camila Rabelo on the Villa Lobos “Aria” from Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5!  You’ll enjoy Marquez’s Danzon No. 2, Elizondo’s Latin American Dances and Ginastera’s Four Dances from Estancia. Sponsored by Taco John’s. Guest Artists Underwritten by Lucie & Harry Osborn, and Bill Runyan and The Kenneth & Myra Monfort Charitable Foundation.

Fiesta

Cheyenne Civic Center

Cello x 12

This recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Music. Maya Zemach is a student of Desmond Hoebig.

Maya Zemach, Cello

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

Cleveland Orchestra principal clarinet Afendi Yusuf has become an in-demand soloist and chamber musician thanks to his “clear, liquid tone, pitch-perfect intonation, and effortless technique” (Chicago Classical Review). The Conservatory alumnus returns to the Colburn stage for a program of quartets and quintets by Brahms, Villa-Lobos, and Penderecki.

Colburn Chamber Music Society: Afendi Yusuf, Clarinet

Colburn School

Pre-College Studio Recital: Scott Cmiel, guitar

Experience the symphonic brilliance of "Mahler & Eight Timpani," a concert event that promises an unforgettable evening under the baton of conductor Marcelo Lehninger, with the exceptional Daniel Karas on timpani and the captivating Addy Sterrett as soprano. This concert is a celebration of musical mastery, featuring a diverse program that includes Villa-Lobos' Bachianas Brasileiras No.1, Johann Carl Christian Fischer's Symphony with Eight Obbligato Timpani, and Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 4.

The concert opens with a unique piece that showcases the cello section, followed by a concerto that percussion enthusiasts will adore, featuring eight timpani played by the principal timpanist, Dan Karas. Addy Sterrett, the most recent winner of the Bach Festival Keller Award, will grace the stage with her soprano voice, adding to the evening's enchantment.

This event is scheduled for two performances:
- Friday, March 21, 2025, at 7:30 PM
- Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 7:30 PM

Both performances will be held at the DeVos Performance Hall, offering audiences the perfect setting to immerse themselves in the beauty of classical music.

Tickets are available for purchase, promising an evening of exquisite music that celebrates the legacy of Mahler and the innovative spirit of the composers featured. Join us for "Mahler & Eight Timpani" and be part of a musical journey that resonates with the soul.

Special thanks to our sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Helen DeVos, for their generous support. Marcelo Lehninger's leadership is made possible through the Daniel & Pamella DeVos Music Director Chair, and Daniel Karas's performance is supported by the Bonnie K. Miller Chair. The guest artist sponsor for this event is the Edith I. Blodgett Guest Artist Fund.

Don't miss this spectacular showcase of talent and music at the DeVos Performance Hall. Buy your tickets now and be part of a memorable night with the Grand Rapids Symphony.

Composer

Heitor Villa-Lobos

Events

Upcoming events

6 - 8 Nov, 2026

Bach’s Fifth Partita · Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra

Nov 7, 2026

Picasso Symphony · Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra

Nov 22, 2026

Daniil Trifonov, piano · The Royal Conservatory of Music

Nov 29, 2026

Chamber Concert 2 · WDR Sinfonieorchester

Feb 4, 2027

Jing Zhao | Nuno Coelho · Symphoniker Hamburg

Past events

Oct 31, 2026

Los Angeles Guitar Quartet · Northwestern Bienen School of Music

Sep 8, 2026

Nadine Sierra soprano; Bryan Wagorn piano · Wigmore Hall

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