An insatiable researcher and performer open to the world, pianist Jean-Baptiste Fonlupt is described as a musician with a strong poetic sense. For his debut in Montreal, he invites us on a great inner journey through three monuments of the repertoire.

Jean-Baptiste Fonlupt, piano

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

Praised for the maturity and sophistication of her interpretations as well as her versatility, the brilliant German pianist Elisabeth Brauss makes her debut at the Salle Bourgie with a program that combines melancholy, joy and celebration.

Elisabeth Brauss, piano

American jazz pianist David Chesky " merges a plurality of influences to create a musical language that is uniquely his own " ( Gramophone ). Composer of orchestral works, operas and ballets, he revisits with his trio the works of the great classical composers in a surprising guise!

Trio David Chesky - The Great European Songbook

Join us at the Center for the Arts for a night of exceptional musical talent with the MusicLand’s Jackson Hole Youth Orchestra Spring Concert. This eagerly anticipated event will take place on Monday, May 20th, 2024, at 7:00 PM in the prestigious Center Theater. Admission to this cultural showcase is completely free, making it accessible to everyone in the community.

Presented by MusicLand, the concert celebrates the remarkable skills of Teton County's youth, featuring students in grades 8-12. These talented young musicians will perform an eclectic mix of pieces from various cultures around the globe, highlighting the universal language of music. The evening will be especially memorable with the introduction of the Bach Ensemble, which will perform the Bach Double Violin Concerto, showcasing the depth and versatility of our young performers.

The program includes a diverse selection of works:
- "The Moldau" by Bedrock Smetana, arranged by Albert Wang
- "Hungarian Variations" by Susan H. Day, featuring Sebastien Carr
- "Bailes Para Orquesta" by Richard Meyer, with soloists Isaac Reed and Tawnya Ramos
- "Concerto in D Minor Mvt. I for 2 Violins" by JS Bach, arranged by Larry Moore, featuring Sebastien Carr and Hudson Marsden
- "Blackberry Blossom" by Gary Gackstatter, with Hudson & Owen Marsden

While the event is free, donations are greatly appreciated and accepted at the door, with a suggested amount of $20. These contributions support the ongoing efforts of MusicLand to provide comprehensive music education programs for children of all ages.

This concert is made possible thanks to the generous support of our sponsors, including Trio Restaurant, the Jenkins Family Foundation, Maya Frodeman Gallery, WY arts council, Arts for All, Community Foundation of JH, Town of Jackson, and Teton County Wyoming.

Don't miss this opportunity to support and celebrate the achievements of our local youth in an evening filled with music, culture, and community spirit.

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Jackson Hole Youth Orchestra Spring Concert

The Center

Calefax, inventors of a completely new genre – the reed quintet – is a close-knit ensemble of five reed players united by a shared passion. For over thirty-five years, they have been acclaimed in the Netherlands and abroad for their virtuosic playing, brilliant arrangements and innovative stage presentation.

Calefax Reed Quintet

Holy Cross Church

In an evening of diverse musical landscapes, Jessie Montgomery’s vibrant “Strum” is followed by the intimate chamber version of Copland’s iconic “Appalachian Spring,” evoking the spirit of American simplicity. The program also includes Webern’s arrangement of Bach’s intricate “Ricercar a 6” and concludes with the elegance of Mozart’s Symphony No. 38.

The Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera 2024-2025 Season and Principal Conductor and Artistic Advisor Ari Pelto are generously underwritten by the Nancy and Hank Fisher Family Fund.

Js Bach

Events

Upcoming events

Feb 28, 2026

Appalachian Spring · Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera

Past events

Apr 30, 2025

Jean-Baptiste Fonlupt, piano · Salle Bourgie

Mar 12, 2025

Elisabeth Brauss, piano · Salle Bourgie

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