David Felberg, conductor, performs throughout the Southwest as a violin soloist, in recitals, chamber music, and orchestral concerts. Anne-Marie McDermott, piano, is a consummate artist who balances a versatile career as a performer, recording artist, and arts administrator.  Recognized for her “lovely tone and easy agility” (San Francisco Classical Voice), soprano Kathryn Mueller has three…

January 29 and 30 at the Lensic, David Felberg conducts the Pro Musica Orchestra in the world’s live premiere of Reena Esmail’s The History of Red, Mozart’s Piano Concerto in B-Flat Major—featuring pianist Anne-Marie McDermott—and Mendelssohn’s “Italian” Symphony. Read in Mail Chimp

Sign up for Santa Fe Pro Musica’s free youth concerts, recorded live at the Lensic. Every season the Pro Musica Orchestra performs a series of Youth Concerts at the Lensic for thousands of local students, introducing them to the excitement of live classical music. These 40-minute concerts are free to public, private, and homeschooled students. Read in Mail…

There’s still time to make a tax deductible donation to Santa Fe Pro Musica. Our 40th anniversary season is in full swing! As 2021 draws to a close, we’re looking forward even further. With our new artistic director Anne-Marie McDermott, we’re planning exciting new ventures with world-renowned artists, and your donation makes it all possible.…

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…

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. Read in Mail Chimp

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. Read in Mail Chimp

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. Read in Mail Chimp

We’re grateful for this wonderfully supportive community around Pro Musica, and we’re so thankful to have returned to the stage this season, to be together again in-person with you, playing and enjoying great music. Read in Mail Chimp

Learn more about our concerts on Nov 6th and 7th at the Lensic Performing Arts Center, with music by Reena Esmail, Haydn and Tchaikovsky, featuring conductor Mei-Ann Chen. Read in Mail Chimp

Learn more about conductor Mei-Ann Chen in Meet the Music, a program which occurs one hour before the concert, featuring lively interviews with our guest artists. Read in Mail Chimp

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. Read in Mail Chimp

The Dover Quartet and pianist Anne-Marie McDermott will perform the world premiere of Dream Sequence composed by Chris Rogerson on October 17th in St. Francis Auditorium. Read in Mail Chimp

On October 17 at 3 PM in St. Francis Auditorium, Santa Fe Pro Musica opens its String Works Series with the Dover Quartet and pianist Anne-Marie McDermott performing music by William Grant Still, Chris Rogerson, and Mendelssohn. Read in Mail Chimp

Learn more about our opening Coda Circle event, “Why is Mozart so difficult to play?” featuring a performance by Anne-Marie McDermott and Benjamin Hochman at the home of our hosts Scott Allocco and Doug Clark. Read in Mail Chimp