At the turn of the 20th century, a new wave of American composers—rooted in New England and deeply inspired by European Romanticism—emerged to shape the nation’s musical identity. Known as the “Second Boston School,” these composers brought lush harmonies, lyrical lines, and homegrown spirit to the concert hall.

Rooted in spirituals, folk tunes, and the rhythms of the African American experience, the chamber music of William Grant Still and Florence Price offers a powerful lens into a distinctly American musical tradition—one born from resilience, beauty, and unshakable cultural identity.

Climb the hill with Jack and Jill—and tumble through a whirlwind tour of music history!

A luminous celebration of the season, Light and Gold brings together centuries of choral tradition in a contemplative tribute to the mystery and wonder of the Nativity.

Barber and Copland: Composers whose work shaped—and defined—the sound of a nation. Featuring the A Piacere Musica da Camera String Quartet.

Join Great Bend founder Matthew Melendez and a 6-piece chamber orchestra in the rich acoustic and intimate environment of Faith Lutheran Church in Shelton for the first in our three-part chamber series featuring works of pure wonder by Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi.

The kick-off event of a special chamber music series, celebrating Mother’s day with a collection of Spanish language art songs that explore the complexities and wonders of motherhood.