In collaboration with the Saint Louis Art Museum and curator Eric Lutz, this narrated multimedia concert explores the relationships between American music and the Exhibition “In Search of America: Photography and the Road Trip.”
FREE, tickets required
Wet Ink is an annual collaborative composition project at Webster University in which composition students work with an ensemble-in-residence to produce a concert of new works.
Get inside a newly composed piece of music for in a dynamic rehearsal format. Fun and interactive afternoon with the Webster University composition program.
FREE
Since 2020 we have been the Ensemble-in-Residence for the CMS Young Composers Competition Grand Prize concert!
FREE
The power of memory, music, and justice bring us together with the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum where we present a concert of music spanning generations of tradition and innovation.
We return to the serenity of the Tree of Life Chapel to share thirty minutes of contemplative music with you.
FREE
CELESTIAL COUNTERPOINT: Songs among the stars
From the universe to the microcosm, this concert featuring piano, strings and clarinet will have you looking to the skies for creative inspiration.
CELESTIAL COUNTERPOINT: Songs among the stars
From the universe to the microcosm, this concert featuring piano, strings and clarinet will have you looking to the skies for creative inspiration.
Music that catalyzes ideas into sound. TechArtista Downtown has revitalized an historic bank into a multi-purpose community space. Come early and enjoy a drink and historic architectural features at the Trust Bar on the ground floor, then ride the elevator up to the third floor ballroom for the concert!
Be a part of a working rehearsal with Chamber Project St. Louis. Learn about the process of making music in this interactive musical experience.
FREE
Music that is born from the magical alchemy of old stories becoming new, regenerating a cycle neverending with fresh ideas drawn from ancient inspiration.
The rediscovery of Julia Perry (1924–1979) has brought her music to concert stages across the world for the centenary of her birth –– and now to St. Louis. Brought to you by the Washington University in St. Louis Department of Music, we are proud to present in concert a selection of works by Julia Perry that span her earliest successes to selections that had not received a premiere until 2024. Perry’s compositional approach is modernist in orientation, blending influences of the church, spirituals, and pop
Join us to kick-off our 17th Season with a free program of uplifting chamber music!
