Cellist

EPSG:4326

Timothy Jones, piano

Butler School of Music - University of Texas at Austin

Arthur Gottschalk, Composer

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

Kick off the holiday season early this year by joining the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra and Festival Choir of Madison for a favorite holiday tradition. Written in just 24 days by George Frideric Handel, the Messiah is considered the most performed classical piece of music worldwide. Although based on religious texts, the message remains universal, and Handel intended it to be performed in the concert hall. For this performance, the orchestra and choir are joined by soloists: Sarah Lawrence, soprano, Sadie Cheslak, alto, Gene Stenger, tenor, and Timothy Jones, bass.

Handel's Messiah

Bethel Lutheran Church

Pianist Scott Cuellar an assistant professor of applied music and performance (piano) in the Setnor School of Music, presents a recital with guest vocalist Timothy Jones and clarinetist Ilya Shterenberg. Works by William Bolcom, Derek Bermel,  Robert Owens, and Arthur Gottschalk’s “Six Contrefacts” (2024).

Scott Cuellar, Piano

Crouse College

Summer Chamber Music

Trinity Heights United Methodist Church

Timothy Jones, Piano Dma Lecture Recital

Mozart was just 18 when he wrote his only Bassoon Concerto, packed with youthful high-jinks and featuring an Andante of heart-melting loveliness 

Cellist

Timothy Jones

Events

Upcoming events

28 - 29 Mar, 2026

LSO Chamber Orchestra/Jaime Martín · Barbican Centre

Past events

Apr 8, 2025

Timothy Jones, piano · Butler School of Music

Dec 9, 2024

Arthur Gottschalk, Composer · The Shepherd School of Music

Future and recently performed repertoire

Horn in Horn Concerto No. 3 by Mozart

Barbican Centre

Singer in Ave Maria for Bass-Baritone and Piano by Gottschalk

The Shepherd School of Music

Singer in Six Contrefacts: If George Met Dorothy by Gottschalk

The Shepherd School of Music

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