In partnership with Central PA Friends of Jazz, Gretna Music presents the Steve Turre Sextet. Look in the back left corner during NBC's Saturday Night Live for a glimpse of trombonist/composer Steve Turre. We're bringing his jazz sextet front and center for music of the Great American Songbook and Turre originals that are sure to […]

Applauded by The New Yorker as "independent-minded," this Grammy-nominated quartet's modern take on chamber music makes them one of the most dynamic artists of their generation. Program will feature contemporary works, original compositions, and improvisations on classical favorites.  

Co-writing the song Homeless – its melody based on a Zulu wedding song – and singing the backing to Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes on Paul Simon’s 1986 album, Graceland, made this acapella group a global sensation. Still going strong, they are a five-time Grammy award winner whose message of peace, love, and harmony continues to resonate with fans worldwide.    

Metropolitan Opera star soprano Susanna Phillips returns with the award-winning Escher Quartet. The quartet will take center stage for the first half of a program of Haydn and Schoenberg before Ms. Phillips joins them in the second half for music of Respighi, Dvorak, and Handel.  

Three of classical music's most innovative young talents, violinist Ariel Horowitz, violinist Jordan Bak, and pianist Wynona Wang, will perform works from Janacek, Clara Schumann, Brahms, and the Romantic gem Piano Trio in b minor, Op. 2 by Max Reger.  

Pianist Tao is "shaping the future of classical music" (New York Magazine). Tap dancer Teicher's style is known for humor and aesthetic exploration. Program includes excerpts from Bach's Goldberg Variations and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.  

"The kids of chemistry many quartets long for, but rarely achieve," wrote the Strad. The Graduate Resident String Quartet at Julliard teams up with pianist Orion Weiss and bassist Sam Suggs in an all-Schubert season finale featuring ever-popular Trout Quintet.