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12.15.21 | Vivaldi’s Four Seasons

On December 29 and 30 in historic St. Francis Auditorium, the Santa Fe Pro Musica continues the season’s musical offerings with performances of orchestral works by the baroque masters. This 18-member ensemble, led by violinist Colin Jacobsen (“one of the most interesting figures on the classical music scene,” Washington Post), opens the concerts with Telemann’s rollicking Burlesque de Don Quixote, complete with musical representations of windmills, donkeys, damsels, and dreams. Pro Musica’s concertmaster Stephen Redfield joins Mr. Jacobsen for Bach’s beloved Concerto in D Minor for Two Violins, and the concert concludes with Vivaldi’s wondrous The Four Seasons.

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12.08.21 | Baroque Christmas

Start your seasonal celebrations with one of Santa Fe’s most popular traditions: A Baroque Christmas at Loretto Chapel from December 18–21 through 23–24, and Vivaldi’s beloved Four Seasons at St. Francis Auditorium December 29 and 30.

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12.06.21 | Pre-Checked Tickets

Streamline your experience! Santa Fe Pro Musica’s December holiday offerings are coming soon, including A Baroque Christmas in Loretto Chapel and Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in St. Francis Auditorium. We want to make your entrance to these popular concerts quick and easy, while still maintaining audience safety.

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12.01.21 | Holiday Concerts

Start your seasonal celebrations with one of Santa Fe’s most popular traditions: A Baroque Christmas at Loretto Chapel from December 18–21 through 23–24, and Vivaldi’s beloved Four Seasons at St. Francis Auditorium December 29 and 30.

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10.20.21 | Fall Orchestra Concerts

Santa Fe Pro Musica continues its Orchestra Series at the Lensic Performing Arts Center on November 6 and 7. Conductor Mei-Ann Chen will lead the Pro Musica Orchestra in a program of music for string orchestra by Reena Esmail, Haydn, and Tchaikovsky.

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Pasatiempo | 09.24.21
Santa Fe Pro Musica emerges from hibernation

by Mark Tiarks

“Santa Fe Pro Musica ends its self-imposed 18-month hibernation by unveiling new artistic director and pianist Anne-Marie McDermott, who is making her first performing appearance in that role…”

“A new executive director, Andrea Cassutt, who comes to the group after five years as executive director of the Santa Fe Youth Symphony, also joins the organization.”

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09.17.21 | Meet Our Conductor and Soloist

On September 25 and 26 in the Lensic, Santa Fe Pro Musica opens its 40th anniversary season with conductor Benjamin Hochman leading the Pro Musica Orchestra in live performances of Mozart’s mischievous Overture to Così fan tutte and Beethoven’s monumental Fifth Symphony. Hochman will join pianist Anne-Marie McDermott  in Mozart’s dueling Concerto for Two Pianos, K. 365.

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