Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for an evening of Joe Hisaishi programs. Shows take place at the Adolphus Hotel from 6:30-7:30PM and 8:45-9:45PM. For information regarding tickets, please visit https://feverup.com/en/dallas/candlelight.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet at the Irving Arts Center for a program featuring the music of Arijit Singh, Queen, and ABBA. The Singh program takes place from 6:3-7:30PM and the Queen/ABBA program from 8:45-9:45PM. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/dallas/candlelight.

The Cowtown Quartet performs a Neo-Soul and Coldplay program as part of Fever’s Candlelight Series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Performances take place from 6:30-7:30pm and 8:45-9:45pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

Bree performs in Nantucket’s annual chamber music festival, The Rossini Club, with pianist Wesley Ducote, clarinetist and founder Nicholas Davies, and violinist Emelyn Bashour.

From The Rossini Club:

“Inspired by Caliban’s iconic soliloquy from Shakespeare’s The Tempest, this unique concert invites you to immerse yourself in the sounds and sweet airs of our island, where music mirrors the beauty, violence, and dream-like qualities of the natural world. The first half transports us to England, featuring the evocative music of Baroque master Henry Purcell and selections from Thomas Adès' contemporary opera based on The Tempest, both of which capture the ethereal and tempestuous spirit of Shakespeare's play.

In the second half, we journey to nature itself, with works that evoke its primal power and pastoral beauty. Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos’ Quintette em forma de chôros channels the raw energy of nature through its primitivist style, while Robert Schumann’s Waldszenen (Scenes from the Forest) offers a whimsical, almost dream-like exploration of the forest’s quiet beauty. Together, these pieces reflect the paradox of humanity’s relationship with nature: both a part of it and yet distanced from it, caught in a world where both violence and tranquility coexist.

This concert celebrates the love of music, nature, and the dream-like qualities that weave them together into a seamless, transcendent experience.”

Bree will perform in Nantucket’s annual chamber music festival, The Rossini Club, joined by pianist Wesley Ducote, clarinetist and founder Nick Davies, and violinist Emelyn Bashour.

From The Rossini Club:

“Love of country has long been a powerful cultural force, shaping everything from personal identity to politics and art. This concert delves into the varied portrayals of Eastern Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries, as expressed through the music of three of the region's most renowned composers: Shostakovich, Dvořák, and Khachaturian. Soviet era composers, such as Aram Khachaturian and Dmitri Shostakovich, found themselves grappling with questions of cultural identity and its place in a collectivist society, while also reflecting the profound sense of isolation that marked this repressive time. Looking further back to the 19th century, Antonín Dvořák used his compositions to celebrate his Czech heritage, drawing inspiration from the rich folk traditions and national music of his homeland..”

From The Rossini Club:

“Our annual Meet & Greet gives our audience a chance to explore the music of this season with attention to the history, context and inner workings of the pieces we love to perform. This year we explore the lasting connections between music of the Baroque era by J.S. Bach, Dietrich Buxtehude and Henry Purcell vis-a-vis chamber music of the modern era, including our featured composer Sarah Gibson and Rossini Club director Nick Davies. 

Come curious, as we’ll be taking your questions for our esteemed guest artists!

This is a free event and open to the public; you can click here for more information about this event and the Nantucket Atheneum. “

Bree will perform Thomas Adès’ Court Studies, the Henry Purcell Garland, Sarah Gibson’s Carry, and the Prelude from J.S. Bach’s Suite No. 4 in E-flat Major.

Bree will perform in Nantucket’s annual chamber music festival, The Rossini Club, joined by pianist Wesley Ducote, clarinetist and founder Nick Davies, and violinist Emelyn Bashour.

From The Rossini Club:

August 23, 2025 — 6:30 PM — The Nantucket Atheneum

“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.”

The Cowtown Quartet performs “Queen vs. the Beatles” and a Coldplay program as part of Fever’s Candlelight Series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Performances take place from 6:30-7:30pm and 8:45-9:45pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

Bree performs an hour of solo music as part of the new Symphonic Series at the Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest campus. Selections will include compositions by J.S. Bach, Jules Massenet, Camille Saint-Saens, Gabriel Fauré, and more. Attendance is free, with the performance taking place from 12-1PM in the Atrium.

The Cowtown Quartet performs “Rings and Dragons” and a Coldplay program as part of Fever’s Candlelight Series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Performances take place from 6:30-7:30pm and 8:45-9:45pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

To move together and remain separate; to move away from one another and stay connected.

Join Kinetic Ensemble and Föda for an immersive performance art installtion featuring the works of local Austin visual artists and Patrick Harlin’s Wilderness Anthology for string quintet. 30 artists…30 participants…and Kinetic Ensemble at Lora Reynolds Gallery. 5 July, 2025.

https://www.instagram.com/five.july.together/

PianoTexas International Festival & Academy presents a full calendar of piano events during the month of June that places Fort Worth on the cultural map of the world. Events include piano recitals, masterclasses, and concerto performances with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra. 

Join the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra on June 22nd at 5PM for the second round of concerto performances at Texas Christian University’s Van Cliburn Hall.

For tickets, please visit www.fortworthsymphony.org.

From Miller Outdoor Theatre:

“Aperio returns to the stage at Miller Outdoor Theatre to present a stylish crossover program featuring a blend of popular and classical orchestral favorites perfect for a summer evening.

Burt Bachrach’s most beloved melodies are paired with pop-inspired and grooving music by Michael Torke. Mexican composer Arturo Marquez’s thrilling and rhythmically driven music complements the world premiere of a double concerto by American composer Kevin Day.

Soloists include Aperio’s own Ernesto Vega (clarinet) along with guest soloists Sasha Callahan (violin), and Leo Eguchi (cello).

Maestro Marlon Chen (Manila Symphony) conducts this program that showcases the versatility of Aperio’s orchestral ensemble.

Aperio, Music of the Americas is a Houston-based ensemble dedicated to presenting unique chamber music in performances that showcase contemporary composers from the Americas.”

The Cowtown Quartet performs “Rings and Dragons” and a Hans Zimmer program as part of Fever’s Candlelight Series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Performances take place from 6:30-7:30pm and 8:45-9:45pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

Kinetic Ensemble closes out its milestone 10th season with a program tracing and celebrating its Houston roots. The evening features a world premiere by composer Mason Bynes and the Houston premiere of a new work by genre-defying artist Evan Ziporyn.

Frank Bridge: Three Idylls for string quartet, H.67 (1906)

Benjamin Britten: Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge, Op. 10 (1937)

Mason Bynes: New Work (2025, World Premiere)

Evan Ziporyn: New Work (2025, Texas Premiere)

For information regarding ticketing, please visit: https://www.kineticensemble.org/events-20242025-anniversary-concert.

Bree joins Avant Chamber Ballet for their spring Masterworks performance on May 9th and 10th at Moody Performance Hall, performing Arvo Pärt’s Spiegel im Spiegel with pianist Anastasia Markina as part of Christopher Wheeldon’s ballet After the Rain. Other works featured on the program include August Bournonville’s Napoli, Marius Petipa’s Sleeping Beauty Act 3, and Paul Mejia’s Serenade in A. For information regarding ticketing, please visit https://www.ticketdfw.com/event/masterworks.

Bree joins Avant Chamber Ballet for their spring Masterworks performance on May 9th and 10th at Moody Performance Hall, performing Arvo Pärt’s Spiegel im Spiegel with pianist Anastasia Markina as part of Christopher Wheeldon’s ballet After the Rain. Other works featured on the program include August Bournonville’s Napoli, Marius Petipa’s Sleeping Beauty Act 3, and Paul Mejia’s Serenade in A. For information regarding ticketing, please visit https://www.ticketdfw.com/event/masterworks.

From Fort Worth Symphony:

“Join the Fort Worth Symphony for a family friendly concert that brings to life the tale of Little Red Riding Hood. This concert will feature music, dance, and a projected storybook as Little Red takes us on a journey to grandma’s house. What dangers and adventure lie ahead, and how will the story end? Find out as you experience Little Red Riding Hood as never before!”

For information regarding tickets, please visit https://fwsymphony.org/24-25-season/family-series/storybook-little-red-riding-hood.

The Cowtown Quartet performs “Rings and Dragons” and a Coldplay program as part of Fever’s Candlelight Series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Performances take place from 6:30-7:30pm and 8:45-9:45pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

Kinetic presents an evening of world premiere performances, centering around the issues of climate and environment, in collaboration with student composers from the Shepherd School of Music and students in creative writing and visual arts at Rice. This event is the culmination of a year-long partnership between Kinetic and the Shepherd School of Music’s composition department, facilitated by Professor Pierre Jalbert.

https://www.kineticensemble.org/events-20242025-environmental-strings

Fort Worth Symphony performs Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Scheherazade” in a side-by-side performance with students from Fort Worth Youth Orchestra, conducted by Michelle di Russo. I.M. Terrell Academy, 2:00-3:00PM.

From Fort Worth Symphony:

“A superstitious composer, Mahler greatly feared the musical “curse of the ninth,” which claimed the lives of other great symphonists like Beethoven, Schubert and Bruckner. His own ninth, a work of epic melodies and proportions, was indeed his final symphonic offering, a four-movement work that many hear as Mahler’s farewell to life, a glorious work that sets the soul aflame. Be there when Music Director Robert Spano and the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra explore this tour-de-force, which begins with an irregular rhythm that Bernstein suggested was Mahler’s failing symphonic heartbeat.”

For information regarding ticketing, please visit: https://fwsymphony.org/24-25-season/symphonic-series/spano-conducts-mahler-s-ninth.

From Fort Worth Symphony:

“A superstitious composer, Mahler greatly feared the musical “curse of the ninth,” which claimed the lives of other great symphonists like Beethoven, Schubert and Bruckner. His own ninth, a work of epic melodies and proportions, was indeed his final symphonic offering, a four-movement work that many hear as Mahler’s farewell to life, a glorious work that sets the soul aflame. Be there when Music Director Robert Spano and the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra explore this tour-de-force, which begins with an irregular rhythm that Bernstein suggested was Mahler’s failing symphonic heartbeat.”

For information regarding ticketing, please visit: https://fwsymphony.org/24-25-season/symphonic-series/spano-conducts-mahler-s-ninth.

From Fort Worth Symphony:

“A superstitious composer, Mahler greatly feared the musical “curse of the ninth,” which claimed the lives of other great symphonists like Beethoven, Schubert and Bruckner. His own ninth, a work of epic melodies and proportions, was indeed his final symphonic offering, a four-movement work that many hear as Mahler’s farewell to life, a glorious work that sets the soul aflame. Be there when Music Director Robert Spano and the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra explore this tour-de-force, which begins with an irregular rhythm that Bernstein suggested was Mahler’s failing symphonic heartbeat.”

For information regarding ticketing, please visit: https://fwsymphony.org/24-25-season/symphonic-series/spano-conducts-mahler-s-ninth.

The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra performs Black Panther in Concert at Will Rogers Theatre. For information regarding ticketing, please visit: https://fwsymphony.org/24-25-season/specials/black-panther-in-concert.

The Cowtown Quartet performs Vivaldi’s iconic “Four Seasons” and an Adele program as part of Fever’s Candlelight Series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Performances take place from 6:30-7:30pm and 8:45-9:45pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

The Listeso String Quartet presents a Valentine’s day inspired program for Fever’s Candlelight Concert series at Deerfield Estates in Waco, Texas. Shows take place from 6:30-7:30pm and 8:45-9:45pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/waco/candlelight.

The Listeso String Quartet performs a Rings and Dragons inspired program as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. The performance takes place from 8:45-9:45pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

The Listeso String Quartet performs a Valentine’s Day inspired program as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. The performance takes place from 6:30-7:30pm. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.