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KINAN AZMEH “brilliant liquidity and meltingly beautiful tone” —The London Times
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Sun, Sept 29 at 3 pm
$96, $72, $48, $24
MEG BRAGLE
Catalyst String Quartet
Sun, Oct 13 at 3 pm
$96, $64, $24
Fall Orchestra Concert
Sat, Nov 9 at 4 pm Sun, Nov 10 at 3 pm
$96, $64, $24
“Bragle brought each word vividly to life” —Charlotte Observer
Bach’s Cello Suites on Violin—Part I
Thur, Dec 19 at 7:30 pm
$96, $64, $24
Bach’s Cello Suites on Violin—Part II
Fri, Dec 20 at 7:30 pm
$96, $64, $24
Season Opening Orchestra Concert*
A Baroque Christmas
Sat, Dec 28 at 7:30 pm
$96, $64, $24
Bach and Beyond—Part II
Sun, Dec 29 at 3 pm
$96, $64, $24
Brooklyn Rider (String Quartet)
Sun, Jan 19 at 3 pm
$96, $64, $24
Winter Orchestra Concert
Sat, Jan 25 at 4 pm Sun, Jan 26 at 3 pm
$96, $64, $24
Brentano String Quartet
Sun, Feb 16 at 3 pm
$96, $64, $24
Isidore String Quartet
Sun, Mar 2 at 3 pm
$96, $64, $24
Spring Orchestra Concert
Sat, Mar, 15 at 4 pm Sun. Mar. 16 at 3 pm
$96, $64, $24
Baroque Holy Week
Sat, Apr 12 at 4 pm Sun, Apr. 13 at 3 pm
$96, $64, $24
Sun, Apr 27 at 3 pm
$96, $72, $48, $24
Sun, May 4 at 3 pm
$96, $72, $48, $24
Brooklyn Rider (String Quartet)* with Ariadne Greif
Season Finale Orchestra Concert*
Brentano Quartet
RAVEN CHACON
2024–2025 STRING QUARTETS
Sat, Dec 21 at 7:30 pm $104, $72, $32 Sun, Dec 22 at 3 pm Mon, Dec 23 at 7:30 pm
Bach and Beyond—Part I
We’re thrilled to present Santa Fe Pro Musica’s 43rd season, which is illuminated by the creativity of musical torchbearers—artists from a wide cultural perspective who are both deeply engaged with tradition while pushing the musical artform forward. Each of our five orchestral programs features special guest soloists who have a composing or improvisation practice as well as being virtuosic performers themselves.
2022 Pulitzer Prize Winner 2023 MacArthur Fellow
JOHNNY GANDELSMAN BRENTANO QUARTET “a magnificent string quartet … this was wonderful, selfless music-making” —The London Times
BROOKLYN RIDER “a Beethoven-goes-indie foray into making classical music” —Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
CATALYST QUARTET “the Catalyst Quartet is beautiful to watch, like a family in lively conversation at the dinner table: anticipating, interrupting, changing subjects” —The New York Times
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SPECIAL EVENTS Limited seating, reservations required | Indicate the number of reservations below
Artist Dinners | $150 per person, per dinner | 5:30 pm | Three-course meal and wine Sun, Oct 13, Catalyst Quartet ______ Sun, Nov 10, Colin Jacobsen ______ Sun, Feb 16, Brentano Quartet ______ Sun, Mar 2, Isidore Quartet ______ Sun, Apr 27, Brooklyn Rider ______
Concerts & Conversations Wed, Mar 12 at 6 pm, Colin Jacobsen, Kojiru Umezaki | Wine & hors d’oeuvres | $100/person ______ Sun, Apr 13 at 10 am, Stephen Redfield, David Solem | Coffee & pastries | $25/person ______
Season Finale Reception Sun, May 4 at 5:30 pm, Colin Jacobsen | Refreshments | $50/person ______
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ISIDORE QUARTET “perfect tonality, precision, and [an] unshakable concentration … the performance earned the quartet a well-deserved standing ovation” —Arizona Daily Star
“with an ear for dance and a new five-string violin, Johnny Gandelsman set out to transform a towering classic”—The New York Times
MAGOS HERRERA “one of the greatest contemporary interpreters of song”—Latin Jazz Network
We kick off the season with the richly hued voice of the Mexicanborn songstress Magos Herrera in a concert exploring music of the Americas old and new, from the Latin American songbook as well as jazz and classical sources. Clarinetist Kinan Azmeh, originally from Syria, joins us for a program with roots in the Italian Baroque alongside hypnotic Middle Eastern modes and rhythms. First lady of the pipa (Chinese lute), Wu Man helps us celebrate both Chinese New Year and Mozart’s birthday. And we bring Diné composer Raven Chacon’s Pulitzer Prize– winning Voiceless Mass to St. Francis Auditorium for its Santa Fe premiere alongside shakuhachi (Japanese bamboo flute) master Kojiro Umezaki’s blending of Japanese tradition and modern technology.
WU MAN “the incomparable pipa virtuoso” —Seen and Heard International
CLARA ROTTSOLK “clear, appealing voice and expressive conviction” —The New York Times
BRIAN SHAW “Shaw’s tone is beautiful, and his playing unfailingly musical” —Early Music America
1512 Pacheco Street Suite D201 Santa Fe, NM 87505
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Bach Festival 10% discount when you purchase all 5 programs
As always, our String Quartet Series features several of the world’s most dynamic string quartets in thoughtfully curated programs including the Brentano, Catalyst, Isidore quartets and Brooklyn Rider. Our Bach Festival continues a beloved holiday tradition including violinist Johnny Gandelsman’s critically acclaimed fresh interpretation of the complete cello suites on violin, a Baroque Christmas, and the complete Brandenburg Concertos.
KOJIRO UMEZAKI “virtuosic, deeply expressive shakuhachi player and composer” —The New York Times
We invite you to join us in keeping the flame burning brightly for great live orchestral and chamber music in Santa Fe! 2024–2025 SEASON
The Works! 13% Discount 10% Discount 5% Discount 15% discount 12–15 concerts 8–11 concerts 5–7 concerts All 16 concerts
“Tradition isn’t the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire.” —Gustav Mahler
2024–2025 TICKET BROCHURE
Colin Jacobsen, Artistic Director