Name: Terra String Quartet
Start: 2025-05-04T15:00:00
Location: The Rosen House at Caramoor

Dive into a world where music and culture collide at Caramoor's spellbinding series of events. From the evocative folk harmonies of Bonny Light Horseman to the ethereal voices of Trio Mediæval with Catalina Vicens, Caramoor opens its doors to a kaleidoscope of artistic expressions. Enjoy a Hanukkah celebration with Nefesh Mountain, explore the historic Rosen House, immerse in the Schwab Vocal Rising Stars program, and indulge in Baroque elegance with Twelfth Night. Each event is a unique journey through sound, history, and emotion, promising to captivate every soul.

Caramoor's Cultural Tapestry: A Symphony of Art, Tradition, and Innovation

Caramoor, a renowned cultural haven, is set to offer a captivating array of performances in 2025. From the rich exploration of vocal talent in the Schwab Vocal Rising Stars program to the intricate harmonies of baroque masterpieces by Twelfth Night, each event promises a unique journey into the world of music. Featuring talented musicians such as Nicole Zuraitis, the Brentano String Quartet, and genre-defying Twisted Pine, Caramoor will be alive with the sounds of innovation and tradition. Join us in celebrating the beauty and diversity of music as it resonates through the historic Rosen House.

A Melodic Journey at Caramoor: Celebrating Young Talent and Timeless Classics

Step into the world of Caramoor in 2025, where a vibrant array of performances await art enthusiasts. From the promising talents of Schwab Vocal Rising Stars to the innovative sounds of Twisted Pine, Caramoor offers a rich tapestry of musical experiences. Join us as we explore an eclectic mix of performances, including classical quartets, baroque ensembles, and jazz sensations, all set against the stunning backdrop of The Rosen House in Katonah, NY. This year's lineup promises an unforgettable journey through sound and emotion, making it a must-visit destination for culture lovers.

A Cultural Odyssey: Exploring Caramoor's 2025 Artistic Highlights

Dive into the world of Caramoor, where the 2025 season promises a vibrant array of performances. From the Schwab Vocal Rising Stars exploring the journey from adolescence to adulthood through diverse musical genres, to the enchanting baroque melodies of Twelfth Night, Caramoor offers a cultural feast. The season continues with the acclaimed Brentano String Quartet’s homage to classical greats, and the boundary-defying sounds of Twisted Pine. Discover these unforgettable events and more in a series that celebrates both the roots and evolution of music.

Caramoor's Musical Odyssey: From Rising Stars to Timeless Classics

Spring 2025 at Caramoor promises an array of captivating musical events that cater to diverse tastes. From the Schwab Vocal Rising Stars exploring the tumultuous transition from adolescence to adulthood through song, to the rich baroque melodies of Twelfth Night, each performance is a testament to artistic brilliance. The Brentano String Quartet, Twisted Pine, and Terra String Quartet offer unique takes on classical and contemporary sounds, while Nicole Zuraitis brings jazz vibrancy to the stage. Concluding with a cultural nod, Afternoon Tea at Caramoor invites guests to savor tradition amidst music and history.

Caramoor's Spring Spectacle: A Musical Journey Through Time and Talent

Caramoor, a cultural gem nestled in Katonah, NY, is set to host a series of captivating events this spring. From the virtuosic performances of the Brentano String Quartet to the innovative interpretations by Boston's Twisted Pine, and the enchanting residency of Terra String Quartet, the season promises an eclectic mix of musical brilliance. Jazz enthusiasts will rejoice with Nicole Zuraitis's dynamic performances, while those seeking solace can enjoy the serene tradition of Afternoon Tea. Each event, steeped in history, showcases the transformative power of music and community.

A Melodic Spring at Caramoor: Celebrating Music and Tradition

Audrey Chen

Harriet Langley

Amelia Dietrich

Chih-Ta Chen

Caramoor

One of Broadway’s most beloved voices, Tony Award-winner and Emmy and Grammy nominee Kelli O’Hara returns to Caramoor to kick off our 81st Season. Experience the magic of this artist who continues to define the beauty and heart of the Broadway stage, with a program of American Songbook gems, Broadway favorites, and timeless pop standards.

An Evening with Kelli O'Hara

Venetian Theater at Caramoor

With roots in gospel and their voices in harmony, the Dedicated Men of Zion bring a jubilant sacred soul tradition to Caramoor for our annual Juneteenth celebration. Their sound carries the strength of their Eastern North Carolina church upbringing, blending praise, joy, and deep-rooted family ties. This performance offers a powerful reminder of the resilience and joy at the heart of the holiday.

Dedicated Men of Zion

Gala Tent

Renowned "Renaissance woman" Hélène Grimaud returns to Caramoor for a deeply poetic recital exploring the profound emotional landscapes of the "Three Bs"—Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms. Known for a visceral intensity that has captivated Caramoor audiences since her 1998 debut and a celebrated 2015 residency, Grimaud brings her trademark technical control to a program of autumnal masterpieces. From the intimate, variation-rich Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 30 to the nostalgic textures of Brahms’ Fantasies and the monumental architecture of Bach’s Chaconne, this performance showcases the same unapologetically personal artistry that defines her work as both a world-class pianist and a dedicated wildlife conservationist.

Hélène Grimaud,  piano

Entertainment and Fashion icon Isaac Mizrahi lights up Caramoor for a special Pride Month performance! Accompanied by his jazz band, Mizrahi will serenade you with iconic tunes from Madonna to Sondheim and everything in between, all interspersed with his signature, unfiltered storytelling. Expect a hilarious, sophisticated, and undeniably fabulous evening!

Isaac Mizrahi

Caramoor’s annual American Roots Music Festival fills our stunning grounds with the soulful sounds of Americana, folk, bluegrass, and more! Wander from stage to stage and discover your next favorite artist as an incredible lineup of bands brings the music to life across our picturesque venues. This year’s festival concludes with the high-energy Memphis soul of headliners Southern Avenue. Throughout the day, you’ll dive into the Grateful Dead songbook with the acoustic string-band adventure of Deadgrass, experience the vintage-inspired sounds of The Moonrise Cartel, and enjoy the rich, evocative storytelling of Caleb Caudle & The Sweet Critters. Rounding out this stellar lineup is the "next-generation alt-country" flair of Chloe Kimes. Join us for a full day of music and community in the heart of Westchester!

American Roots Music Festival

Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts

Experience a vibrant celebration of the American sound as the boundary-breaking orchestral collective The Knights joins forces with visionary pianist Conrad Tao for an afternoon of fearless music-making. Led by Artistic Directors Eric and Colin Jacobson, the program anchors the spirit of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, featuring Tao’s acclaimed, "explosive" interpretation within a broader narrative of musical innovation. From the pastoral beauty of Copland’s Appalachian Spring Suite and Margaret Bonds’ soulful Troubled Water to contemporary rhapsodies by Jessie Montgomery and the ensemble's own Christina Courtin, this performance bridges the gap between classical tradition and modern energy.

The Knights & Conrad Tao

The Poiesis Quartet conclude their Caramoor residency with another bold program. Performing in the intimate Music Room, the Quartet explore queer identity and heritage through a contemporary program including the Chickasaw-inspired textures of Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate’s Pisachi alongside newly –commissioned pieces by Jeff Scott, Max Lang, Daniel Lasagna, Maya Irizarry Lambright, and Calvin Ray Shawler. This performance highlights the ensemble's commitment to social narrative and musical innovation, offering a unique window into the future of the string quartet. The Quartet’s November concert at Caramoor was chosen as one of the best classical performances of 2025 by The New York Times.

Poiesis Quartet

The Rosen House at Caramoor

The music Louis Armstrong created in the 1920s with his small group, the Hot Five, remains among the most influential, timeless, and joyous in the history of American music. Under the auspices of the Louis Armstrong House Museum, and on the eve of what Armstrong always claimed to be his birthday (the Fourth of July), trumpeter Alphonso Horne will lead an all-star ensemble of today’s finest jazz musicians in celebration of the 100th anniversary of this groundbreaking group. Hosted by two-time Grammy Award winner Ricky Riccardi, the evening honors the recordings that transformed jazz from a collective style into a soloist’s art form—forever changing the course of popular music. While Armstrong is celebrated worldwide as the beloved entertainer behind classics like “What a Wonderful World” and “Hello, Dolly,” it was these revolutionary recordings from a century ago that reshaped the sound and future of jazz.

Louis Armstrong Hot Five Centennial Celebration

Celebrate America’s 250th with Caramoor’s most festive tradition! Join us for a historic Independence Day spectacular featuring the Westchester Symphonic Winds. Honor 250 years of American spirit with a program of patriotic favorites. The evening concludes with a dazzling fireworks display that lights up the sky. It’s a perfect 4th of July party for the whole family!

Pops, Patriots, and Fireworks

Violinist, producer, and 2024 MacArthur Fellow Johnny Gandelsman will perform a solo violin program of works from his This is America project at Caramoor, featuring the New York premiere of a Caramoor commission by Pulitzer-Prize-winning composer Tyshawn Sorey. Experience this reflection of the complex times we are living in through these intimate musical portraits of joy, uncertainty, isolation, and love. Don’t miss this profound, emotional journey.

Johnny Gandelsman: This is America

WindSync brings Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf to life as a playful, participatory musical adventure. Families and young listeners are invited to experience a timeless story in Friends Field’s beautiful and spacious setting.

Dancing at Dusk: WindSync plays Peter and the Wolf

Ricardo Lemvo and Makina Loca channel the rich currents of the Afro-Cuban global diaspora, blending Congolese soukous music, salsa horn blasts and Angolan cadence into one irresistible groove. The group’s joyous, multilingual songs invite every dancer in the house to join in, making them a perfect addition to Caramoor’s festive Summer Season.

Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca

The Terra String Quartet continues its residency with an exquisite program including madrigals by the late Renaissance Italian composer Maddalena Casulana, the first female composer to have her music published. Terra also pairs two monumental string quartets that draw from Renaissance influences and are characterized by their innovative structures, emotional depth, and the exploration of new musical ideas within the traditional quartet form.

Terra String Quartet

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