With their “polished sonority and well-balanced, tightly synchronized ensemble” (Chicago Classical Review), the young Isidore Quartet has swiftly soared to prominence, winning the 2022 Banff Competition and a 2023 Avery Fisher Career Grant. Now, they present a new work written for them by foremost American composer and Grammy-winning jazz pianist Billy Childs. Jeremy Denk, “a pianist you want to hear no matter what he performs” (The New York Times) joins them for Schumann’s expansive Piano Quintet.

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Isidore String Quartet Jeremy Denk, piano

Johns Hopkins University

Renowned cellist Paul Watkins conducts and performs Haydn’s spirited, uplifting Cello Concerto in D Major, known for its lilting melodies and wild, rapid-fire scales. Shaw’s  Entr’acte adds a fresh and modern perspective with its inventive take on classical tradition. Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony shines with exuberance and was celebrated by the composer as “the jolliest piece I’ve ever done.”

Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony

Green Music Center

Isaac Thomas + Haydn's "Surprise" Symphony

Troy Savings Bank Music Hall

Experience the Carnegie season’s first performance by the intrepid chamber orchestra The Knights, led by artistic directors Eric Jacobsen and Colin Jacobsen. In an inspired new collaboration, they intersperse Philip Glass’s Symphony No. 3—one of the composer’s most traditionally “classical” works—with original poetry by prizewinning poet and multidisciplinary artist J. Mae Barizo. Even in its original form, this would be Carnegie Hall’s first performance of Glass’s symphony—but in the hands of The Knights, it’s something no audience has heard before. In the program’s second half, The Knights perform a timeless orchestral staple: Robert Schumann’s Symphony No. 4, a work of complex dualities and grand Romanticism.

The Knights at Carnegie Hall

Carnegie Hall

Guest conductor Edwin Outwater of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music takes the helm for Berkeley Symphony’s second concert of the 25/26 season, Refracted Light.

Refracted Light

First Congregational Church of Berkeley

Summer@SFCM: Vocal Academy Solo Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

This recital explores a wide range of expressive and structural styles across musical eras. Haydn’s Sonata in C minor demonstrates Classical elegance and string-inspired writing, while Chopin’s Ballade and Etude showcase Romantic depth and technical brilliance. The program concludes with Monologue by JiaShu He, a contemporary tribute to composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, offering an introspective and poetic reflection.

Graduating Student Recital | Enhui Feng, piano | Dialogues Through Time

Longy School of Music of Bard College

Pre-College Morning Recital

Pre-College Afternoon Recital

The leading British ensemble of its generation, the Doric Quartet has been lauded for its interpretations of Haydn and Beethoven. They “get right under the skin of Haydn’s creative genius” (Sunday Telegraph) and bring a rare “unity of sound” and “great wisdom” to their Beethoven (The Strad).

Doric Quartet

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

### Craig Ogden at Assembly Hall, Worthing

**Date:** Sunday, 6 April 2025  
**Time:** 1:45 PM  
**Venue:** Assembly Hall, Worthing  
**Conductor:** John Gibbons  
**Leader:** Julian Leaper  

Join us for an extraordinary afternoon of classical music featuring the renowned guitarist Craig Ogden. This eagerly anticipated event will showcase Ogden's exceptional talent as he performs two concertos: Vivaldi's hugely popular Mandolin Concerto and Malcolm Arnold's Guitar Concerto, a piece celebrated by many guitarists for its intricate and expressive qualities. Arnold's concerto is particularly notable for its second movement, "Blue Scherzo," a tribute to the legendary jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt.

The program also includes Haydn's Symphony No. 30 in C major, known as the "Alleluia Symphony" for its use of a Gregorian Alleluia chant in the opening movement. This symphony, possibly written for Easter Sunday of 1765, reflects Haydn's masterful composition skills at the age of 33.

The concert will conclude with Mozart's Symphony No. 41 in C major, K551, famously known as the "Jupiter Symphony." This grand and majestic piece is Mozart's last and longest symphony, often hailed as one of the greatest symphonies in classical music.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience a captivating performance by Craig Ogden, accompanied by the exceptional talents of conductor John Gibbons and leader Julian Leaper.

**Program:**
- Haydn - Symphony No. 30 "Alleluia"
- Malcolm Arnold - Guitar Concerto
- Vivaldi - Mandolin Concerto
- Mozart - Symphony No. 41 in C, K551 "Jupiter"

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Secure your seats now for an unforgettable musical journey!

Craig Ogden

Assembly Hall Theatre

Snowbelt Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Nataliya Pshenychna steps to the front of the orchestra to perform Haydn's virtuosic Cello Concerto No. 1. Also on the program is the Symphony No. 29 by fellow Austrian Wolfgang Mozart along with  pieces by British composers Malcolm Arnold and Gerald Finzi.

Snowbelt Symphony: Haydn Cello Concerto

New Promise Church, Ohio

Together with chief conductor Christoph Gedschold, Copenhagen Phil is invited to play on one of classical music's most prominent stages: the Großer Saal in Hamburg's spectacular concert hall, the Elbphilharmonie. An appreciative gesture, which we acknowledge by playing some of the most exquisite notes by none other than Haydn, Wagner and Schumann.

Elbphilharmonie

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Endings and New Beginnings

Burnt Store Presbyterian Church

Ryan Person serves as director of choral activities and associate professor of music at Morningside University in Sioux City, Iowa. At Morningside, he conducts the forty-member Morningside Choir, which has been celebrated for its exceptional choral artistry and eclectic programming. The ensemble recently performed at ACDA National Conference, ACDA Midwestern Region Conference, and was selected as the winner of The American Prize in Choral Performance (College/University Division), a comprehensive national performing arts competition. Under Person’s direction, The Morningside Choir has traveled to continental and international locations, including South Africa, Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic.

Octavo Series (SATB) Ryan Person, Guest Conductor

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music at Shriver Hall as we present the acclaimed tenor Ian Bostridge, accompanied by the masterful pianist Julius Drake, in a performance that promises to be a highlight of the Shriver Hall Concert Series. This special event, part of The Helen Coplan Harrison Concert, will take place on Sunday, March 09, 2025, at 5:30 pm.

Ian Bostridge, renowned for his expressive performances and unique ability to convey emotion and meaning, will bring to life a program rich in literary and musical significance. Featuring a selection of music set to the profound texts of William Shakespeare and the transcendent Holy Sonnets by Britten, with texts by poet John Donne, this concert is a celebration of English lyricism and composition. Julius Drake, celebrated for his partnership with leading artists, will join Bostridge, bringing his exceptional pianism to this imaginative collection.

Before the performance, attendees are invited to a Pre-Concert Talk at 4:30 pm in Shriver Hall, offering insights into the evening's program and enhancing the concert experience. The concert itself will last approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including an intermission, ensuring an evening filled with beautiful music and compelling interpretations.

This concert is endowed by the sons of Dr. Helen Harrison, a long-time Shriver Hall Concert Series Board member, in her honor. It reflects the series' commitment to presenting performances of the highest caliber in a venue known for its acoustics and intimate setting.

Ian Bostridge's international career has taken him to the world's leading concert halls, and his recordings have received numerous awards. Julius Drake, known as the "collaborative pianist nonpareil," brings his extensive experience and artistry to this collaboration. Together, they promise an evening of unforgettable musicality and emotional depth.

Tickets are available for purchase, and we encourage early booking to secure your place at this not-to-be-missed event. Join us at Shriver Hall for a performance that celebrates the power of music and poetry, performed by artists at the pinnacle of their craft.

Ian Bostridge, tenor Julius Drake, piano

Explore the vibrant works of Marianna Martines, a star of Viennese Classical music. A pupil of Franz Joseph Haydn and duet partner to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Martines' music radiates simplicity and elegance. In a concert featuring chorus and period orchestra, we highlight the modern world premiere of Martines' O, Virgo, cui salutem, alongside bedrock works by Haydn Mozart, including the ravishing "Laudate Dominum" from the Vesperae solennes de confessore.

Enlightenment Festival - Classical: Martines, Mozart & Haydn

Miami Beach Community Church

Church of the Little Flower

All Saints Episcopal Church

Moorings Presbyterian Church

Described as “one of the finest quartets of our time” by The Washington Post, the Hagen Quartet has performed throughout the world’s major music capitals for nearly four decades. They have been regarded as the archetype of sound quality, ensemble playing, and genuine commitment to the works and composers of the genre.

Hagen Quartet

 Benaroya Hall

Settle in as the world’s most electrifying artists and ensembles converge at Davies Symphony Hall. Joshua Bell and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields return to Davies Symphony Hall for a program of favorites.

Joshua Bell & Academy Of St Martin In The Fields

Davies Symphony Hall

Join us for a captivating evening with the "British Invasion Oklahoma Chamber Symphony" event, set to take place on Saturday, February 15, 2025, from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the First Church OKC, located at 131 Northwest 4th Street, Oklahoma City, OK, 73102, United States. This unique concert promises to be an unforgettable journey through the musical landscapes of Britain, featuring the works of two rarely heard British composers, Ethel Smyth and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, alongside the iconic sounds of The Beatles and the classical compositions of Franz Joseph Haydn.

**What’s Special About This Concert:**
- **Ethel Smyth:** Celebrated for her contribution to the women’s suffrage movement with the anthem "March of the Women," we will be presenting her "The Boatswain’s Mate Overture" from 1914, a piece that lasts approximately 7 minutes.
- **Samuel Coleridge-Taylor:** Known as the "African Mahler," his "Ballade in A minor, op. 33" from 1898 will be performed, a composition that spans around 13 minutes.
- **Franz Joseph Haydn:** The concert will also feature Haydn’s "Symphony No. 104 in D major, Hob I:104 London" from 1795, famously known as the London Symphony, lasting about 29 minutes.
- **The Beatles:** No British Invasion would be complete without the band that started it all. Enjoy a 5-minute arrangement of the "Best of the Beatles" by Lennon & McCartney/arr. Custer.

**Featured Musicians:**
- Kaleb Benda, serving as the Music Director & Conductor.
- Musicians of the Oklahoma Chamber Symphony, bringing these compositions to life.

**Additional Information:**
- Admission is free, making it accessible to all who wish to experience this musical journey.
- The concert is expected to last approximately 60 minutes with no intermission, ensuring a concise yet rich musical experience.
- For more details regarding parking, entry, seating, and more, please visit our Concert FAQ Page.

This event is a celebration of musical genius, from the historical contributions of Ethel Smyth and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor to the timeless melodies of The Beatles, all under the baton of Kaleb Benda. Whether you're a classical music aficionado or a fan of The Beatles looking to explore their music in a new light, this concert is sure to offer something for everyone. Don't miss out on this night of exceptional music and cultural exploration.

British Invasion

First Church OKC

Fall Academy Showcase

Benaroya Hall

Immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies of the holiday season with the Quad City Symphony Orchestra's (QCSO) Masterworks III: Season of Miracles. This captivating concert is set to take place on December 8 at 2:00 pm CST, at the prestigious Bartlett Performing Arts Center, located at 3600 Avenue of the Cities, Moline, IL, 61265, United States.

Under the baton of the esteemed Mark Russell Smith, with the talented Naha Greenholtz on violin, the QCSO will perform a selection of works that celebrate the beauty of winter and the spirit of miraculous moments. The program includes Franz Joseph Haydn's Symphony No.30 in C major "Alleluja" and Symphony No.96 in D major "The Miracle", Arcangelo Corelli's Christmas Concerto, Antonio Vivaldi's Winter from The Four Seasons, Astor Piazzolla's Winter from The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, and Ottorino Respighi's Trittico Botticelliano.

Tickets for this magical event are currently available through Subscription Only, with single tickets going on sale May 15, 2024, at 9:00 am. Attendees can save between 10-25% by opting for a Pick-3 or Full Masterworks Subscription.

Enhance your concert experience by joining QCSO Music Director Mark Russell Smith for "Inside the Music" on the Thursday evening preceding the concert for an exploration of the Masterworks programs. Admission is free, with a cash bar available. Additionally, concert-goers are invited to attend pre-concert conversations one hour prior to the performance to learn more about the works being performed. These sessions are sponsored by Chris Connolly, Wells Fargo Advisors.

Following the Saturday Masterworks Performances, attendees are also invited to the Afterglow event in the lobby of the Hotel Blackhawk to mingle with Maestro Mark Russell Smith, guest artists, and members of the QCSO. Admission is free, with a cash bar available.

Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate the season of miracles with the Quad City Symphony Orchestra. Mark your calendars and subscribe today for an unforgettable musical experience.

Masterworks III: Season of Miracles

Adler Theatre

Moline High School

Experience the majestic compositions of Johannes Brahms like never before at "The Grandeur of Brahms" concert, presented by the Amarillo Symphony. This exclusive event is set to take place on November 16, 2024, at the prestigious Amarillo Area Foundation, located at 919 S Polk St, Amarillo, TX 79101.

The evening promises to be a mesmerizing journey through classical music, featuring a rare performance of Brahms' Piano Quartet in A major, op. 26. Known for its massive scale and complexity, this quartet is seldom performed, making this event a unique opportunity for classical music enthusiasts. The quartet will be brought to life by the exceptional talents of pianist Jim Rauscher, violinist Rossitza Goza, violist Vesselin Todorov, and cellist David Schepps.

In addition to the stunning Brahms quartet, attendees will be treated to the charm and humor of Franz Joseph Haydn with a performance of his beloved Piano Trio in F-sharp minor, Hob. XV:26. This piece, written for and dedicated to the wealthy British widow Rebecca Schroeter, adds a touch of historical intrigue to the evening.

The concert will be held at the beautiful new Amarillo Area Foundation, providing the perfect backdrop for an evening of exquisite music. Single tickets will be available closer to the event date, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to experience the grandeur of Brahms and Haydn.

Don't miss this unforgettable evening of classical music in Amarillo. Stay updated on ticket availability and further details by contacting the Amarillo Symphony at 806-376-8782 or visiting their website.

The Grandeur of Brahms

Amarillo Area Foundation

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

Since coming together as a quartet in 1993 and making their debut in 1996, the Jerusalem Quartet has impressed critics and moved audiences with striking interpretations of time-tested quartet repertoire and beyond. The members of this foursome have grown together as artists, becoming “a virtuosic ensemble with a glorious, meaty sound and irresistible panache” (The Guardian).  

Jerusalem Quartet

New England Conservatory of Music

Formosa Quartet

The centerpiece of this program is the Quartetto Concertante, op 55, by Pedro Ximenez Abrill Tirado (1784-1856), the most prolific South American composer of the first half of the 19th century. Ximenez, born in Peru during the independence movement that led to the country’s founding, hosted a famous salon at his home that was celebrated by artists and revolutionaries alike. At the invitation of the Bolivian president in 1833, Ximenez became Maestro de Capilla in Sucre, the Bolivian capital, a post he held until his death. The first half of the program includes favorites from Ximenez’s European contemporaries, Boccherini, Haydn, and Mozart.

La Música Clásica

Hanna Boys Center

Join us for an enchanting evening of music at the Tobin Center with the much-anticipated performance of "THERMAL & LOUISE" on June 19, 2024, at 7:30 pm. This unique concert will take place in the intimate setting of the Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater, promising an unforgettable experience for all attendees.

The evening's repertoire includes Max Richter's "On the Nature of Daylight," Franz Joseph Haydn's String Quartet in B-flat major, Op. 76, No. 4, "Sunrise," and Louise Farrenc's Piano Quintet No. 2 in E major, Op. 31. These pieces promise to take you on a journey through the beauty and complexity of classical music, performed by the talented residents of the Tobin Center.

Tickets are available starting at $30.00, offering an accessible opportunity to enjoy this high-caliber performance. Don't miss your chance to be part of this musical journey. Secure your seats now and add a touch of culture to your summer plans. For more information on parking and other details, please visit our website. Presented by Tobin Center Residents, this event is a highlight of our season and a testament to our commitment to bringing exceptional musical experiences to our community.

Thermal & Louise

Tobin Center for the Performing Arts

Join us at the Lobero Theatre for an unforgettable evening with the Takács Quartet, presented by the Music Academy of the West, on Friday, June 14, 2024, at 7:30 PM. Experience the magic and mastery of one of the most esteemed and beloved string quartets in the world today, as praised by The Washington Post. The Takács Quartet, featuring Edward Dusinberre and Harumi Rhodes on violin, Richard O’Neill on viola, and András Fejér on cello, will perform a captivating program including Franz Joseph Haydn's String Quartet in D Minor, Op. 42, Nokuthula Ngwenyama's "Flow", and Maurice Ravel's String Quartet in F Major.

This performance, set in one of the most beautiful theaters in the world as noted by Architectural Digest, promises an evening of transfixing masterpieces. Ticket prices range from $65 for Section A to $70 for Section A Aisle, with each ticket including a Lobero Facility Fee; other fees may also apply. Reserved seating is available, ensuring an intimate experience with the music and the musicians.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the legendary Takács Quartet in the intimate and historic setting of the Lobero Theatre. Buy your tickets now and prepare for an evening of classical music that will leave you spellbound.

Takács Quartet Recital

Lobero Theatre

Join us for an unforgettable evening with the Takács Quartet at the Lobero Theatre on Friday, June 14th, at 7:30 pm. This special event showcases the legendary Takács Quartet, celebrated for their enchanting performances and profound musical insight. The Washington Post hails them as one of the most esteemed and beloved string quartets today, and this concert promises to be a mesmerizing experience featuring transfixing masterpieces.

**Program Highlights:**
- **Franz Joseph Haydn:** String Quartet in D Minor, Op. 42
- **Nokuthula Ngwenyama:** Flow
- **Maurice Ravel:** String Quartet in F Major

The evening's repertoire spans the classical to the contemporary, highlighting the quartet's versatility and depth. The performance duration is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, including one intermission.

**Artists:**
- Edward Dusinberre, Violin
- Harumi Rhodes, Violin
- Richard O'Neill, Viola
- András Fejér, Cello

The Takács Quartet, now entering its forty-eighth season, continues to captivate audiences worldwide with their unique blend of classical and modern string quartet repertoire. This concert is part of their residency at the Music Academy of the West, under the auspices of the Dorothy Richard Starling Foundation / Peggy Maximus Fund.

**Ticket Information:**
- Community Access: FREE for ages 7-17
- Regular Price: Starting at $65

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the Takács Quartet's breathtaking performance in the beautiful setting of the Lobero Theatre. Secure your tickets now and prepare for an evening of exquisite music that promises to linger in your memory long after the final note has been played.

Takács Quartet

Join us for an enchanting evening of vocal brilliance as Priya Krishnaswamy, a talented soprano from the Northwestern Bienen School of Music, takes the stage for her Bachelor of Music recital. This special performance is scheduled for Friday, May 17, 2024, at 8:30pm CDT, in the intimate setting of the McClintock Choral and Recital Room.

Under the tutelage of Theresa Brancaccio, Priya will be joined by Greta McNamee, mezzo-soprano, and Teresa Kang on piano, to present a diverse and captivating program. The evening's repertoire includes cherished works by J.S. Bach, such as "Ich folge dir gleichfalls" from St. Matthew Passion, BWV 244, and "Aus Liebe" from the same passion, alongside George Frideric Handel's "Come unto Him" from Messiah, HWV 56. The program will also feature pieces from Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, Vincenzo Bellini, Felix Mendelssohn, Franz Joseph Haydn, Stacy Garrop, Jean-Paul-Égide Martini, Claude Debussy, Léo Delibes, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Frederick Lowe, promising a rich exploration of vocal music.

This recital is a free event, open to all who appreciate the power and beauty of the human voice in its many forms. Whether you're a lover of classical opera, contemporary compositions, or timeless classics, Priya's performance is sure to captivate and inspire.

The McClintock Choral and Recital Room, located at 70 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston, IL 60208, within the Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Center for the Musical Arts, offers a cozy and acoustically pleasing environment, perfect for the nuances of vocal performance. With seating for 120, it's an ideal space for an intimate musical experience.

For those unable to attend in person, we are pleased to offer a live stream of the event. Ensure you don't miss this remarkable display of musical talent and passion.

Mark your calendars for an unforgettable night of music and emotion with Priya Krishnaswamy and guests.

Priya Krishnaswamy, soprano

Ryan Center for the Musical Arts

Saturday 09th subscription - OSG Choir - Javier Fajardo - Carlos Mena

Opera Palace of A Coruña

Join the Los Angeles Youth Orchestra (LAYO) for their enchanting Fall 2022 Concerts, showcasing the talents of over 140 student musicians from across the greater Los Angeles area. Under the baton of Russell Steinberg, the Symphony Orchestra will grace the stage with performances of Copland’s "An Outdoor Overture," Beethoven’s "Leonore Overture," and the World Premiere of Russell Steinberg’s "Diminished Resistance." The Ruth Borun Concert Orchestra, conducted by Jorge Padrón, will delight audiences with Handel’s "Overture to Samson," the first movement of Haydn’s "Symphony No. 4 in D Major," Borodin’s "Polovtsian Dances" from "Prince Igor," and Saint-Saens' "Bacchanale" from "Samson and Delilah."

These captivating concerts will take place on Sunday, November 20, 2022, at 7:30pm at Barnum Hall in Santa Monica, and on Monday, November 21, 2022, at 7:30pm at Ambassador Auditorium in Pasadena. LAYO, founded in 1999, has a rich history of performances at prestigious venues and international tours, making this event a must-see for music lovers.

Tickets are priced at $25 for adults and $5 for children 18 and under, with masks highly encouraged for all attendees. Secure your tickets through Eventbrite for an unforgettable musical experience with the Los Angeles Youth Orchestra.

- **Sunday, November 20, 2022, at 7:30pm**
  Barnum Hall, 600 Olympic Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90405

- **Monday, November 21, 2022, at 7:30pm**
  Ambassador Auditorium, 131 South Saint John Avenue, Pasadena, CA 91123

Don't miss this opportunity to support and enjoy the future of culture with LAYO's Fall 2022 Concerts.

A Pastoral Celebration

Ambassador Mansions & Gardens

Santa Monica High School

Celebrating the 75th season, Florence Symphony Orchestra welcomes guest artist and principal oboist Claire Compton. For the past 25 years, Claire Compton has been the principal oboist for the Florence Symphony Orchestra. She has played as a soloist in churches throughout the state and enjoys playing with the Masterworks Choir of Florence, the Lexington County Choral Society, the Dutch Fork Choral Society and the Columbia Choral Society.

FSO Claire Compton

Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center

Sarah Heimberg, trumpet

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL STRING ENSEMBLE RECITAL - Karen Martin, director

Western Illinois University

A string trio with four instruments? A harpsichord hiding behind the cello? The Valencia Baryton Project has dedicated itself to the performance of music written for an ancient and little-known instrument, the baryton. A cross between the viola da gamba and lirone, with 10 resonating and plucked strings down the back of the instrument, the baryton gives the traditional string trio an entirely new dimension.

Valencia Baryton Project

Ann E. Pitzer Center

Study concert with voice students under Helene Gjerris

Study concert with voice students

DKDM

Jorge Vera started his musical journey in his hometown, Pirayú (Paraguay), thanks to a social program named Sonidos de la Tierra, and years later, at the Escuela Musical Miranda. In 2017, he was part of the Youth-Classics Orchestra in Switzerland and the European tour with the baroque orchestra Sonidos de Paraqvaria. Moreover, he was part of several music festivals in South America. Jorge was a prize winner at the First Violin Competition in Paraguay, the Chamber Music Competition Lorenzo Livieres Banks, and the Golden State International Music Competition. His commitment to making music education available to everyone took him to rural areas in the countryside of Paraguay to teach violin for seven years, where he additionally was a conductor of the Orquesta Juvenil Ovetense. Currently, Jorge is studying with Professor William van der Sloot in the Master of Music Performance program at the Carnegie Mellon School of Music.

Student Recital: Jorge Daniel Vera Aquino

Carnegie Mellon University

Our season concludes with music that inspires peace and hope in times of upheaval and uncertainty. The tranquility of the English countryside in The Banks of Green Willow, Silvestrov's serene and meditative prayer for Peace in Ukraine, and the sacred a cappella choruses of The Peaceable Kingdom lead us to Haydn's powerful and climactic choral work. Widely acknowledged as a call for peace, the jubilant finale reflects strength and hope.

Symphony Of Peace

Mayo Civic Center

As a globally sought-after specialist and interpreter of early music, he regularly unearths pieces from the Baroque to the Bel Canto era: Attilio Cremonesi has compiled rarities from the 18th century for this program. From the so-called Age of Sensibility come the first examples of the emerging genre of symphony, whose development into the classical form in Haydn can be observed in this concert. These are complemented by artful concert arias, sung by soprano Josefine Mindus from the music theater ensemble.

6th Symphony Concert: Early Classical period

Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden

Hidden Heroines

Worthing Assembly Hall

The Charleston Symphony Orchestra Chorus, directed by Nicholas Quardokus, will join the CSO and talented soloists for this uplifting season finale concert weekend. Haydn’s “London” Symphony and Dvořák’s Te Deum are also included in the roster of music from renowned composers. 

Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy

Gaillard Center

Violist Dana Kelley, celebrated chamber musician and associate principal of the National Symphony goes in depth exploring works being performed during the Schneider Concerts 2025-2026 season at The New School in four pre-concert talks in December, January, March, and April. Join us for one or all four.


Schneider Concerts Presents | Dana Kelley, April Preconcert Talk

The New School

The season closes with the Katarina String Quartet, 2025 Grand Prize winner of the Fischoff Competition. Selected by curating/performing ensemble Ulysses Quartet, the Katarina will perform works by Vivian Fung and Franz Joseph Haydn, and be joined by the Ulysses Quartet in a performance of Felix Mendelssohn's Octet.

Franz Joseph Haydn

Events

Upcoming events

Apr 12, 2026

Symphony Of Peace · Rochester Symphony Orchestra

Apr 15, 2026

6th Symphony Concert: Early Classical period · Staatstheater Wiesbaden

Apr 19, 2026

Hidden Heroines · Worthing Symphony Orchestra

24 - 25 Apr, 2026

Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy · Charleston Symphony

Apr 26, 2026

Schneider Concerts Presents | Dana Kelley, April Preconcert Talk · The New School College of Performing Arts

Past events

Mar 8, 2026

Isidore String Quartet Jeremy Denk, piano · Shriver Hall Concert Series

10 - 12 Jan, 2026

Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony · Santa Rosa Symphony

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