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.

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.

The Cowtown Quartet performs a Neo-Soul and 90s Hip Hop program as part of the ongoing Candlelight Concert series at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM respectively. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

The Cowtown Quartet performs Hans Zimmer and Juan Gabriel programs at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM respectively. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for Bridgerton shows at First Presbyterian Church of Dallas. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. For tickets, visit https://feverup.com/en/dallas/candlelight.

From Kinetic Ensemble:

We are thrilled to partner with Musiqa to present the world premiere of Canadian-American composer Karim Al-Zand’s The Strangers’ Case. The GRAMMY® award-winning, Lebanese-American tenor Karim Sulayman joins the ensemble for this song cycle for tenor and string orchestra that gathers poems and other turn-of-the-century accounts by immigrants to the United States, and situates them among texts from canonically venerated authors including Shakespeare and Dickinson.

The Strangers’ Case will be preceded by the incidental music to Igor Stravinsky’s ballet Apollon Musagète, which he wrote contemporaneously with many of Al-Zand’s texts. Both the composer and his longtime collaborator, choreographer George Balanchine, have cited Apollon as a turning point in their careers: the pair themselves later immigrated to the United States, where their professional partnership continued to flourish.

For tickets, please visit: https://www.kineticensemble.org/events-20252026-the-strangers-case

Bree will join the Louis Moreau Institute for the second concert of their 12th season at the New Marigny Theater in New Orleans, Louisiana, performing with violinist Christopher Herz, violist Stephen “Adam” Savage, and pianist and Artistic Director Wesley Ducote.

From Louis Moreau Institute:

“The festival’s second and final concert, on Sunday, March 22nd at the New Marigny Theatre (2301 Marais St, New Orleans, LA 70117) will feature works inspired by visual artworks. The centerpiece of this performance will be Steven Hartke's King of the Sun, inspired in part by Dutch interior, by the Spanish-Catalan painter Joan Miró, itself based on a picture postcard of a painting by the 17th century Dutch genre painter Jan Steen. Complementing Hartke's piano quartet will be works by Karim Al-Zand, Sarah Gibson, and Augusta Read Thomas.”

For information regarding tickets, please visit http://www.louismoreauinstitute.org/2026-season-12.html.

Bree joins Mount Vernon Music for a series of chamber music performances - January 3rd at Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas, TX, January 4th at Mount Vernon Music Hall in Mount Vernon, TX, and February 21 for the Greenville Chamber Music Society in Greenville, TX .

From Mount Vernon Music:

Dvořák listened to Harry Burleigh and declared that the Black spiritual provided the basis of the American classical music heritage. What if America had followed his advice?

Antonin Dvořák: Selections from String Quartet in F Major “American”

Stephen Lias Songs of a Sourdough to verses by Robert Service 

Jessica Meyer Where You Love From with poetry by Rumi, for violin, viola, cello, percussion and narrator

            Intermission

Harry Burleigh: Selections from Spirituals for baritone and piano 

Menahem Wiesenberg Quintet for Percussion and String Quartet

Leon Turner, baritone; Benjamin Loeb, piano; Mark Miller and Andres Bravo, violins; Ute Miller, viola; Bree Ahern, cello; Drew Lang, percussion

From Dallas Chamber Symphony:

“Under the direction of Richard McKay, the Dallas Chamber Symphony begins with Adam Schoenberg’s shimmering Canto for chamber orchestra. Prize-winning pianist Yi-Chen Feng then brings youthful vitality to Beethoven’s First Piano Concerto. The program closes with Schubert’s Symphony No. 5, a graceful, melody-rich work that captures the composer’s warmth and charm..”

For information regarding tickets, please visit https://dcsymphony.org/concert-season/.

The Cowtown Quartet performs a Neo-Soul program at the The T&P as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets may be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

The Cowtown Quartet performs a Valentine’s Day program at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets may be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

Bree joins the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for Vivaldi’s Four Seasons as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert series at the Cathedral of Hope. Tickets may be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/dallas/candlelight.

Bree will join the Dallas Candlelight Quartet for a 90s Hip Hop program at the Cathedral of Hope as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets may be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/dallas/candlelight.

The Cowtown Quartet performs a Queen/Beatles and 90s Hip Hop program at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets may be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

The Cowtown Quartet performs a Hans Zimmer and Coldplay/Imagine Dragons program at The T&P in downtown Fort Worth as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets may be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

The Listeso String Quartet performs Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and a Queen program for Fever’s Candlelight Concert series at The Katy Depot in Sherman-Denison. Concerts take place from 6:30-7:30PM and 8:30-9:30PM. Tickets can be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/sherman-denison-tx-us/candlelight. 

The Cowtown Quartet performs a Coldplay/Imagine Dragons and Queen/Beatles program at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets may be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

From Kinetic Ensemble:

The GRAMMY® winning saxophonist and composer, Guggenheim and MacArthur Fellow Miguel Zenón returns to Houston for a special performance at the Hobby Center presented by Kinetic Ensemble and Aperio, Music of the Americas. In this one-night only event, Zenón joins Houston’s own Billboard Chart-topping Kinetic Ensemble for the premiere of a new version of Yo Soy La Tradición, a suite of eight songs for saxophone and string orchestra based upon his 2018 album of the same name. This evening-length work has been described as an “imaginative and heartfelt tour” of Zenón’s native Puerto Rico, which he originally recorded just two days after Hurricane Maria made its landfall on the island.

Each of the eight pieces showcases a different cultural tradition, ranging from Germán Rosario’s songwriting in the Jibaro tradition, which Zenón sets as a fugue, to the religious tradition of “La Promesa,” represented by a harmonic meditation of three, simultaneously-improvising cellists. As a whole, this captivating work “blurs lines between jazz, classical and Puerto Rican folk music.”

For tickets, please visit https://www.kineticensemble.org/events-20252026-yo-soy-la-tradicion.

Bree joins Mount Vernon Music for a series of chamber music performances - January 3rd at Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas, TX, January 4th at Mount Vernon Music Hall in Mount Vernon, TX, and February 21 for the Greenville Chamber Music Society in Greenville, TX .

From Mount Vernon Music:

Dvořák listened to Harry Burleigh and declared that the Black spiritual provided the basis of the American classical music heritage. What if America had followed his advice?

Antonin Dvořák: Selections from String Quartet in F Major “American”

Stephen Lias Songs of a Sourdough to verses by Robert Service 

Jessica Meyer Where You Love From with poetry by Rumi, for violin, viola, cello, percussion and narrator

            Intermission

Harry Burleigh: Selections from Spirituals for baritone and piano 

Menahem Wiesenberg Quintet for Percussion and String Quartet

Leon Turner, baritone; Benjamin Loeb, piano; Mark Miller and Andres Bravo, violins; Ute Miller, viola; Bree Ahern, cello; Drew Lang, percussion

Bree joins Mount Vernon Music for a series of chamber music performances - January 3rd at Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas, TX, January 4th at Mount Vernon Music Hall in Mount Vernon, TX, and February 21 for the Greenville Chamber Music Society in Greenville, TX .

From Mount Vernon Music:

Dvořák listened to Harry Burleigh and declared that the Black spiritual provided the basis of the American classical music heritage. What if America had followed his advice?

Antonin Dvořák: Selections from String Quartet in F Major “American”

Stephen Lias Songs of a Sourdough to verses by Robert Service 

Jessica Meyer Where You Love From with poetry by Rumi, for violin, viola, cello, percussion and narrator

            Intermission

Harry Burleigh: Selections from Spirituals for baritone and piano 

Menahem Wiesenberg Quintet for Percussion and String Quartet

Leon Turner, baritone; Benjamin Loeb, piano; Mark Miller and Andres Bravo, violins; Ute Miller, viola; Bree Ahern, cello; Drew Lang, percussion

The Cowtown Quartet performs a holiday themed program at The T&P in downtown Fort Worth as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series. Shows take place at 6:30PM and 8:45PM. Tickets may be purchased at https://feverup.com/en/fort-worth/candlelight.

The Cowtown Quartet performs a holiday themed program at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden as part of Fever’s Candlelight Concert Series. Shows 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 Orchestra for a holiday performance of “Elf” at Bass Performance Hall. For tickets, please visit https://fwsymphony.org/.

From Opus Nova:

A Baroque masterpiece, Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons has for centuries inspired musicians, including modern composers who use aesthetics and ideas from the original to express their own, individualistic versions. Experience a unique performance that blends Astor Piazzolla’s tango-flavored version, Max Richter’s minimalistic reimagining, and Vivaldi’s original work. Brand new transitions, written by composer Alexander Timofeev, will help bind these versions together and unify these distinct compositions.”

Performers include Ke Mai (violin), Molly Baer (violin), DJ Cheek (viola), Mikhail Berestnev (piano), Stas Chernyshev (clarinet) and Ann Hung (clarinet).

For information regarding tickets, please visit https://www.opusnova.net/four-seasons-salon.html.