Our Concerts
Our Concert Series
We offer three concert series, each with its own exciting programming. Continue reading below for our full list of upcoming concerts!
Subscription Series
Our traditional series at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland.
Subscriptions for our 2016-2017 season are now on sale! Subscriptions offer tickets at the best prices, access to the best seats in the house, special savings on additional tickets, and great ticket exchange options. Click here to become a subscriber!
New for 2016-2017! Each subscription purchased will come with one free Access Pass, good for one free ticket to any Subscription Series concert in the 2016-2017 season!
2016-2017 Subscription Series
| SUBSCRIPTION PACKAGE | PRICE PER SUBSCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| A-Level Subscription | $240 |
| B-Level Subscription | $200 |
| Student Subscription* | $72 |
*Please send copy of valid, full-time Student ID along with payment for Student Subscription.
Single Tickets go on sale in September: $39-46; student rush tickets for $15 are available one hour prior to the concert with valid, full-time student ID.
Click here to view the Carnegie Music Hall seating chart.
Just Summer
Our eclectic summer series at the Kelly-Strayhorn Theater in East Liberty.
Tickets: $25, includes refreshments!
Pittsburgh Performs
Our newest concert series features local musicians in cool venues around town.
Tickets: pay-what-you-wish ticket prices make this series appealing to all!
Upcoming Concerts
The Enso Quartet
Alberto Ginastera - String Quartet No. 1, Op. 20
Anton Webern - Six Bagatelles, Op. 9
Franz Schubert - Quartet No. 15 in G major, D. 887
"The performances here by the Enso Quartet ... are quite staggeringly brilliant. I don’t think I have been so thrilled by the sound of a string quartet in a long time ..."
MusicWeb International
Orion Quartet with Tara O'Connor, flute
Daniel Phillips, violin; Todd Phillips, violin; Steven Tenenbom, viola; Timothy Eddy, cello
with Tara O'Connor, flute
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Flute Quartet No. 3 in C major, K.Anh.171/285b
Leon Kirchner - String Quartet No. 2
Antonín Dvořák - String Quartet No. 14 in A-flat major, Op. 105
"The musicians play with tremendous vigor, too, digging into the music... I can hardly remember a better-crafted performance."
The Buffalo News
"...it is Tara Helen O’Connor who shines with shimmering, lilting notes, and an enchanting sound."
Art Mag
Classical Sean Jones and friends
World-premiere work by Wynton Kelly Stone-Guess
Igor Stravinsky - L’Histoire du Soldat (with members of the Pittsburgh Symphony)
Selected pieces to be announced from the stage
"...even at his most introspective, he conveyed considerable melodic ardor and dramatic intensity."
Chicago Tribune
The Diaz Trio
Andrés Cárdenes violin; Roberto Díaz, viola; Andrés Díaz, cello
Franz Schubert - String Trio (fragment) D. 471
Krzysztof Penderecki - String Trio
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Divertimento in E flat major, K. 563
"...violist Roberto Díaz and cellist Andrés Díaz dispatched the intricate figuration deftly, their interplay with [Andrés] Cárdenes seamless ... the final two movements were played with robust energy, the blend of instrumental timbres always richly luminous and beautiful."
South Florida Classical Review
Ebene String Quartet
Pierre Colombet, violin; Gabriel Le Magadure, violin; Adrien Boisseau, viola; Raphaël Merlin, cello
Franz Joseph Haydn - Quartet in D minor, Op. 76, No. 2 “Fifths”
Gabriel Fauré - Quartet in E minor, Op. 121
Jazz and crossover works to be announced from the stage
"Wonderful vibrant playing left me wanting much more."
Gramophone
Les Violons du Roy with Bernard Labadie, conductor, and Isabelle Faust, violin
A program of violin concerti and other works by Johann Sebastian Bach
Three Leipzig Chorales, BWV 651, 660, 655
Passacaglia and Fugue in C minor, BWV 582
Violin Concerto in E major, BWV 1042
Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041
Contrapunctus XIV from “The Art of Fugue,” BWV 1080
Concerto for Two Violins, Strings, and Continuo in D minor, BWV 1043 - with Pascale Giguère, violin
"Les Violons du Roy ... is indeed aptly-named. The Quebec City-based chamber orchestra ... produced a sound fit for royalty, with some of the most silky-smooth string playing I have heard." - The Morning Call
"[Isabelle Faust’s] sound has passion, grit and electricity but also a disarming warmth and sweetness that can unveil the music’s hidden strains of lyricism ..." - The New York Times