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Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center /Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
Tickets for Trios Transformed featuring Pianist Wu Han, Cellist David Finckel and Violinist Arnaud Sussman are $50, $35, and $20 are available at scmcgr.org or by calling 616-459-2224. Season Subscription Tickets for 2023-2024 Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Series (all three concerts) are available for $129 at www.scmcgr.org or by calling 616-459-2224.
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center /Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
St. Cecilia Music Center (SCMC) is proud to present Co-Artistic Directors of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center – Pianist Wu Han and Cellist David Finckel – with Violinist Arnaud Sussman for an exquisite evening of Haydn and Beethoven in a performance titled Trios Transformed on November 9, 2023. This opening concert begins SCMC’s 12- year of partnership with the esteemed Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, the first of three concerts in the 2023 – 2024 season.
Executive & Artistic Director of SCMC Cathy Holbrook says, “We are so excited to begin our new season, our 140th Anniversary, featuring our beloved friends from CMS – Co-Artistic Directors Wu Han, David Finckel, with Arnaud Sussman. Over the past 12 years with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center we’ve been delighted to collaborate with Wu Han and David Finckel. Arnaud Sussman has also been one of our favorite artists from CMS appearing frequently at SCMC for over a decade. All three of them are world-class musicians who create wonderful magic on stage every time they perform. Thursday, November 9 will be a very special evening at SCMC to experience beautiful music performed by three of the top chamber music artists in the world!”
Tickets for Trios Transformed featuring Pianist Wu Han, Cellist David Finckel and Violinist Arnaud Sussman are $50, $35, and $20 are available at scmcgr.org or by calling 616-459-2224. Season Subscription Tickets for 2023-2024 Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Series (all three concerts) are available for $129 at www.scmcgr.org or by calling 616-459-2224.
Trios Transformed Program Description:
Haydn is well known for his 104 symphonies and 68 string quartets, but his piano trios supply equal delight for listeners and inspiring challenges for performers. In this program, the audience will hear the direct effect of Haydn’s genius on Beethoven, as three familiar and formidable CMS musicians tackle a four-work juxtaposition of seminal trios by both composers. Enjoy experiencing each composer’s trios evolve, as they did side-by-side in Vienna, where Haydn and Beethoven enjoyed a cordial if somewhat competitive relationship. Beethoven’s “Ghost” Trio concludes, its eerie slow movement reportedly inspired by the witches’ scene from Macbeth.
Other Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center concerts this season include:
March 7, 2024 - “Instrumental Array”
In a celebration of instrumental odd couples, three duo teams from CMS of Lincoln Center will highlight the extremes of possibility for their ensembles. Maurice Duruflé’s post-Romantic trio augments the duo format, and all will join for the concluding Septet in D minor for Flute, Oboe, Horn, Viola, Cello, Bass and Piano, Op.74 (c. 1816) composed by virtuoso pianist Johann Hummel, who was a pupil of Mozart and Haydn and was admired by Beethoven. This concert will feature CMS artists Juho Pohjonen, piano; Paul Neubauer, voila; Nick Canellakis, cello; Nina Bernat, double bass; Sooyun Kim, flute; James Austin Smith, oboe; Radovan Vlatkovic, horn.
April 18, 2024 - “String Magic”
The deeply human voices of violins, violas, and cellos have inspired much of the greatest music ever composed. From Beethoven’s earliest all-string work to Francaix’s effervescent trio, this program offers a rich feast of string sonorities from the 18th century to the modern age. Strings Magic will feature CMS violinists Chad Hoopes and Bella Hristova; violists Matthew Lipman and Timothy Ridout; and cellist Sihao He.
Season Subscription Tickets for 2023-2024 Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Series (3 concerts) are available online for $129. This is a 15% discount off single ticket prices. In addition, subscribers have the benefit of choosing their seats and are guaranteed those seats for the season. To buy season subscription tickets go to www.scmcgr.org or call 616-459-2224.
**Ticket prices: There is a $7 fee on each subscription ticket. Single tickets have a $4.00 per ticket fee. All concerts start at 7:30pm.
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Single Tickets
Trios Transformed
Thursday, November 9, 2023
A section $50
B section $35
C section $20
Instrumental Array
March 7, 2024
A section $50
B section $35
C section $20
String Magic
April 18, 2024
A section $50
B section $35
C section $20
Spectacular Jazz Series Single Tickets
The Blue Note 85th Anniversary Tour
Thursday, January 18, 2024
A section $55
B section $40
C section $25
Samara Joy
Tuesday, March 26, 2024
A section $70
B section $50
C section $30
Acoustic Café Folk Series Single Tickets
Jerry Douglas with Daniel Kimbro
Thursday, November 16, 2023
A section $50
B section $35
C section $20
The Blind Boys of Alabama Christmas Show
Tuesday, December 5, 2023
A section $60
B section $45
C section $30
Allison Russell – The Returner Tour
Tuesday, January 16, 2024
A section $50
B section $35
C section $20
Rachael & Vilray
Tuesday, February 13, 2024
A section $50
B section $35
C section $20
Aimee Mann
Thursday, February 29, 2024
VIP tickets $165
A section $75
B section $60
C section $45
Marc Cohn
Thursday, April 11, 2024
A section $65
B section $50
C section $35
St. Cecilia Music Center’s mission is to promote the appreciation, study, and
performance of music to enrich the lives of West Michigan residents.
The Center fulfills this mission by
presenting visiting world-class artists in concert,
providing music education for all ages through our School of Music and
preserving a historic building for musical activities and community events
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