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On September 25 and 26, Santa Fe Pro Musica goes live and in-person at the Lensic! Benjamin Hochman will conduct the Pro Musica Orchestra and will join Anne-Marie McDermott in Mozart’s playful Concerto for Two Pianos, K. 365. The concert opens with Mozart’s mischievous Overture to Così fan tutte, and concludes with Beethoven’s monumental Fifth Symphony.

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This intimate gathering in an exquisite home features Pro Musica’s new artistic director and pianist Anne-Marie McDermott and pianist/conductor Benjamin Hochman. Join us in an exploration of Mozart’s musical ideas and the various challenges musicians confront when playing Mozart. Catch a glimpse of how great musicians make Mozart sparkle and sing at the piano. Sept 22 at 5:30pm.

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Connect with others who share your passion for live classical music by becoming a Pro Musica volunteer. Your gifts of time and enthusiasm are vital to our success! Learn about the fun perks of being a volunteer.

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Pro Musica offers a series of exclusive curated events for members only, featuring discussions with guest artists and scholars, fine food and wine, as well as intimate concerts in private homes and unique spaces. Join us for stimulating conversation and company!

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Here you’ll find colorful pages displaying three distinct concert series, photos of our guest artists, and a variety of social, educational and community engagement events. Click here to view our full brochure. Subscriptions are now available! Reserve your favorite seats at the best prices.

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Santa Fe Pro Musica will be featured on Classical 95.5 KHFM on Wednesday, May 5 from 4-6 PM as part of the KHFM Festival of the Performing Arts. This program will include interviews with the Pro Musica Artistic Team and past performances of the Pro Musica Orchestra and Ensemble.

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Santa Fe Pro Musica has created a full season of concerts for the 2021–22 season, not only our 40th annivesary but the first full season with our new artistic director, Anne-Marie McDermott. Here is a sneak peek at our Orchestra Series.

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Pro Musica is now finalizing concerts for the 2021–22 season,  our 40th anniversary.  Here is a sneak peek at our upcoming String Works Series, a showcase for some of the world’s finest string quartets.

The string quartet form has provided us with some of the most sophisticated, daring, intellectual, and intimate music ever written. Combine the richness and depth of the repertoire with the extraordinary talents of today’s string quartet players, and we have a concert series not to be missed!

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The Finest Hollywood Music Scores: “Pro Musica’s Associate Music Director Carol Redman remarks about living through the pandemic— “Since all my concerts have been cancelled for almost a year now, I’ve spent my evenings exploring a new interest—movies. I have to confess that in the past 11 months I’ve watched more movies than I have in the past 11 years! Part of my fascination with movies is listening to the music.”

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Here are our Top Ten Beethoven Quotes: “You ask me where I get my ideas. That I cannot tell you with certainty. They come unsummoned, directly, indirectly. I can seize them with my hands, out in the open air, in the woods, while walking, in the silence of the night, at dawn, excited by moods which are translated by the poet into words, by me into tones that roar and storm about me till I have set them down in notes.” —conversation between Beethoven and Louis Schlosser (1822)

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GRAMMY-nominated Santa Fe Pro Musica is excited to announce that our new artistic director, Anne-Marie McDermott, will be performing Live from the Lensic on Friday, October 16, at 5:15 PM!  The 45-minute online performance opens with a “passing of the baton” from Pro Musica’s music director emeritus Thomas O’Connor to Anne-Marie McDermott. Then Anne-Marie assumes her role as an internationally acclaimed pianist and will perform works by Bach, Haydn, Brahms and a set of variations on Die Fledermaus.

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