The Cowtown Quartet performs a Halloween inspired program for the Candlelight Concert series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets can be purchased here.

From Kinetic Ensemble:

“Kinetic Ensemble presents a moving program curated in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month that draws on themes of collective grief and the power of community. Takashi Yoshimatsu’s poetic elegy, And Birds Are Still…, opens the program with other-worldly string textures inspired by an image of gathered birds around a fallen comrade. At the heart of this program is the world premiere of Nicky Sohn’s Cynthia for viola and string orchestra, featuring violist, Tonya Burton. Cynthia was written in the memory of Burton’s aunt, who passed away from metastatic breast cancer in 2022. Conversations between Sohn, Burton, and members of Cynthia’s patient support group inspired the composition, resulting in an intimate and profoundly moving work. In an exciting display of virtuosity, Valerie Coleman’s Tracing Visions closes the program with a powerful message: we are one people. The final movement, “Amandla!”, which means “power!” in Zulu, is an energetic and groovy Juba that celebrates the unity of all people.”

Takashi Yoshimatsu: And Birds Are Still… (1998)

Nicky Sohn: Cynthia for viola and string orchestra (2026 — Premiere)

Samuel Barber: Adagio for Strings (1936)

Ted Hearne: The Law of Mosaics (2013)

iii. Climactic moments from "Adagio for Strings" and "The Four Seasons"

Valerie Coleman: Tracing Visions (2022)

i. TILL.
ii. Amandla!

The Cowtown Quartet performs Drake and Juan Gabriel programs for the Candlelight Concert series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets can be purchased here.

The Cowtown Quartet performs “Juan Gabriel” and “90s Hip Hop” programs for the Candlelight Concert series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets can be purchased here.

The Cowtown Quartet performs Hans Zimmer and 90s Hip Hop programs for the Candlelight Concert series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. For tickets, visit Fever’s website here.

From Dallas Chamber Symphony:

“Experience the world premiere of Deep in the Heart II: Texas Rivers, featuring an original score by Noah Sorota performed live. This new documentary film directed by Ben Masters and narrated by Ethan Hawke celebrates the rivers and waterways that define the Lone Star State. Featuring a soundtrack recorded by the Dallas Chamber Symphony, the film will hit theaters across the state on September 25th. Richard McKay conducts.”

The Cowtown Quartet performs British Rock Legends and Coldplay x Imagine Dragons programs at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, with shows at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. For tickets, visit Fever’s website here.

From Turtle Creek Chorale:
Wednesday, September 16th at 7:30 PM | Meyerson Symphony Center

Twenty-five years ago, our nation, and the world, stood still. September 11 remains forever etched into our collective memory. As we gather to commemorate this solemn anniversary, we do so by turning to the universal language that continues to unite us all: music.

This one-night-only concert will feature the world premiere of the men’s chorus arrangement of Karl Jenkins’ The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace. This stirring and deeply moving work will bring together the Turtle Creek Chorale, Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy, Bruce Wood Dance, and the Dallas Chamber Symphony with over 400 artists joining to honor and remember through the power of sound, movement, and storytelling.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for programs featuring the music of Joe Hisaishi and Juan Gabriel. Concerts starting at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. For tickets, visit Fever’s website here.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for Michael Jackson and 90s Unplugged programs at the Frontiers of Flight Museum, with shows starting at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. For tickets, visit Fever’s website here.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for Neo-Soul and K.Dot programs at Edison’s, with shows starting at 6:30PM and 8:4PM. For tickets, visit Fever’s website here.

From Rossini Club:

January 15, 1941: Stalag VIII prisoner of war camp, deep in modern day Poland. The inmates huddle together, guarded by German officers, awaiting the first performance of Olivier Messiaen’s Quatuor pour le Fin du Temps. The composer was inspired by the Book of Revelations during his internment in the middle of the Second World War to write the quartet, drawing on his deep Catholic faith to create a work that summons both the ecstasy and abyss found in the telling of the end of days. Two companion pieces by Reena Esmail and György Kurtág begin the performance, works which reflect on the eternity of music, reverence for Messiaen’s singular artistic voice.

György Kurtág, Humble regard sur Olivier Messiaen | Reena Esmail, Tasveer | Messiaen, Quartet for the End of Time

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From Rossini Club:

Music of the northmost reaches of the world has often been noted for its starkness, reflecting the simple beauty of snow or the vast wilderness of Scandinavia. In this concert, we pair two Soviet-era works of opposing generations — the cheeky fairytale Cello Sonata of Sergei Prokofiev, and a Trio for clarinet, violin and piano from the much younger Galina Ustvolskaya, a student of Dmitri Shostakovich who was described as “the woman with the hammer” by Dutch critic Elmer Schönberger. Danish composer Carl Nielsen rounds out the evening with his beloved Wind Quintet: a lush romantic work, punctuated by the quirky flair of this trickster composer, and dedicated to his closest friends.

György Kurtág, Schatten | Prokofiev, Cello Sonata, Op. 119 | Galina Ustvolskaya, Trio for Clarinet, Violin, and Piano | Carl Nielsen, Wind Quintet

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From Rossini Club:

With Voices of Ecstasy, we invite you to join our protagonist on her journey of exploring the many facets of ecstatic expression. Seeking to discover the limits of emotional intensity, she experiences states of euphoria, spiritual awakening, and a descent into desolation.

This theatrical production will feature soprano Christine Honein and violinist Emelyn Bashour, with support from cellist Bree Ahern and pianist Welsey Ducote, and will be directed by Benjamin Boskoff.

The Rossini Club is committed to creating welcoming, immersive performances that foreground both artistic excellence and human connection. We pair rarely heard works with beloved masterpieces, crafting programs that are evocative, thought-provoking, and deeply resonant—celebrating the vitality of the arts within our community.

As part of our 2026 season, we honor the preeminent Hungarian composer György Kurtág on the occasion of his 100th birthday. Voices of Ecstasy features selections from his groundbreaking work Kafka Fragments for soprano and violin, and explore other classical works for this unusual but expressive pairing of instruments, including music by J.S. Bach, Gustav Holst, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, and Barbara Strozzi.

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From Rossini Club:

Join us for a special evening of solo performances from our incredible cast of musicians. This concert offers a unique opportunity to get to know our artists on a more personal level, and to witness the magic that happens when they step into the spotlight and show off a bit. After the performance, stick around to chat with us about the festival, this season’s exciting lineup, and discover more about who we are and what fuels our passion for music. It’s the perfect chance to connect, celebrate the artistry that makes the Rossini Club so special, and share in the joy of live performance.

Nilo Alcala, Dabda | Nadia Boulanger, Trois Pièces | Mozart, “King” Arias | György Kurtág, Tre Pezzi & Tre Altri Pezzi | Rebecca Clarke, Piano Trio

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This event is free and open to the public.

From Rossini Club:

With Voices of Ecstasy, we invite you to join our protagonist on her journey of exploring the many facets of ecstatic expression. Seeking to discover the limits of emotional intensity, she experiences states of euphoria, spiritual awakening, and a descent into desolation.

This theatrical production will feature soprano Christine Honein and violinist Emelyn Bashour, with support from cellist Bree Ahern and pianist Welsey Ducote, and will be directed by Benjamin Boskoff.

The Rossini Club is committed to creating welcoming, immersive performances that foreground both artistic excellence and human connection. We pair rarely heard works with beloved masterpieces, crafting programs that are evocative, thought-provoking, and deeply resonant—celebrating the vitality of the arts within our community.

As part of our 2026 season, we honor the preeminent Hungarian composer György Kurtág on the occasion of his 100th birthday. Voices of Ecstasy features selections from his groundbreaking work Kafka Fragments for soprano and violin, and explore other classical works for this unusual but expressive pairing of instruments, including music by J.S. Bach, Gustav Holst, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, and Barbara Strozzi.

Reserve your seat here!

This event is a pay-what-you-can donation.

From Rossini Club:

Our annual Meet & Greet invites audiences to explore the music of the season through its history, context, and inner workings. This year, we’ll share and discuss our season highlights from Olivier Messiaen, Robert Schumann, and excerpts from our 2026 production, Voices of Ecstasy.

Come curious as we’ll be taking questions and diving into conversation with our guest artists in an open & engaging setting.

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This event is free and open to the public.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for a Hans Zimmer program at 8PM at First Presbyterian Church. For tickets, visit here.

The Cowtown Quartet performs Juan Gabriel and Coldplay x Imagine Dragon programs for the ongoing Candlelight Concert series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. For tickets, visit here.

The Rossini Club performs alongside dancers as part of the Nantucket Dance Festival, from July 6-12th, on Nantucket Island, MA. For performance information, please visit https://www.nantucketdancefestival.org/events-2026.

The Cowtown Quartet performs “Hans Zimmer” and “British Rock Legend” programs at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden as part of its ongoing Candlelight Concert series. Performances take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets may be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

Bree joins Fort Worth Symphony’s cello section for the 2026 PianoTexas International Festival at Texas Christian University’s Van Cliburn Hall. Information regarding tickets may be found here.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for 90s Hip Hop and Queen/ABBA shows at the Irving Arts Center. For ticketing, please visit https://feverup.com/en/dallas/candlelight.

The Marly Music Series Presents the Rossini Club | Roses of Golestan

Golestan (translated as “Rose Garden”) is many things in Iranian culture: A province, a historic place in Tehran, and one of the most important works of Persian literature. Join the musicians of the Rossini Club in this concert inspired by Ali Banisadr: The Alchemist as they explore the artist’s all-encompassing work in musical facets. Themes of conflict, beauty, synesthesia, and cultural fusion serve as landmarks as they journey through this musical rose garden featuring works by Messiaen, Sorabji, Ravaei, and others.

Sunday, May 31, 2026
1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg
Marly Room
$20 for MFA Members; $40 for Not-Yet-Members

Olivier Messiaen: Trois Mélodies, soprano & piano

K.S. Sorabji: Roses du Soir, soprano & piano

Kian Ravaei: Gulistan for soprano, cello, & piano

Leanne Kirchoff: “I Have No Medical Training,” soprano & cello

Augusta Read Thomas: Rumi Settings, violin & cello

Rebecca Clarke: Piano Trio

Christine Honein, soprano. Emelyn Bashour, violin. Bree Ahern, cello. Wesley Ducote, piano.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for Drake & Taylor Swift programs at 6:30PM and 8:45PM at The Joule. For information regarding ticketing, please visit www.feverup.com/dallas.

Bree joins Dallas Chamber Symphony at Moody Performace Hall for a program featuring Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 4, Ernest Chausson’s Poème, and Claude Debussy’s Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun. For information regarding tickets, please visit https://dcsymphony.org/concert-season/.

The Cowtown Quartet performs a 90s Hip Hop and Queen and the Beatles program as part of the Candlelight Concert series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Shows take place at 5:30PM and 7:45PM. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for Drake and Taylor Swift Shows at The Joule in downtown Dallas. For ticketing, please visit https://feverup.com/en/dallas/candlelight.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for Bad Bunny & 90s Hip Hop Programs at the Irving Arts Center. For ticketing information, visit https://feverup.com/en/dallas/candlelight.

From Kinetic:

“Join Kinetic Ensemble for our final performance of the season, with free craft coffee pairings from Little Dreamer Cafe. Ours is a community of adventurous listeners, of groundbreaking composers and collaborators, of eager young artists, and, most importantly, of friends. Through our concerts, commissions, educational workshops, and recordings, we create spaces where artists and listeners alike can learn from and inspire one another.”

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Imogen Holst: String Quintet (~13’)
Harriet Steinke: Too Bright to See (9’)
Caroline Shaw: Microfictions (20’)

Emily Richardson and Miranda Hollingsworth, violins. Tonya Burton, viola. Bree Ahern, cello. Austin Lewellen, bass.