$10 tickets are available for youth and children 18 years old or younger to The Mozart Requiem on April 27 and 28. This offer is available exclusively through the Pro Musica Box Office at 505.988.4640 x 1000 Box Office hours are Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 4 PM Read on Mailchimp.

Click HERE to learn more about Mozart’s Requiem through interviews in today’s Pasatiempo with conductor laureate Thomas O’Connor, and principal basset horn player Jeffrey Brooks. “Even though he didn’t finish it, the Requiem is the peak of Mozart’s sacred writing. He takes very small fragments of melodies, and he manipulates them, and turns them upside down…

Click HERE to listen to Thomas O’Connor’s appearance on the Richard Eed’s Show. They discuss the Pro Musica Orchestra’s upcoming performances of Anna Clyne’s Within Her Arms and Mozart’s Requiem on April 27 and 28 at the Lensic Performing Arts Center. “Anna Clyne’s piece is called Within Her Arms and it is a remeberance of…

This Wednesday, David Solem takes the stage in the third installment of Pro Musica’s Organ Recital Series. This free, 40 minute concert includes music by Paul Hindemith and Josef Rheinberger. Read on Mailchimp.

This Thursday, April 18 at 10 AM, RENESAN Institute for Lifelong Learning hosts Santa Fe Pro Musica Conductor Laureate Thomas O’Connor in a conversation about Mozart’s Requiem, a masterpiece shrouded in mystery. Regristration and fee required through RENESAN. Register HERE. Read on Mailchimp.

“Haydn said ‘if Mozart had written nothing else but his string quartets and his Requiem, this alone would have made him immortal.’ That’s what contemporary people thought of the Requiem. They recognized that it was an incredible work of genius.”—Thomas O’Connor, conductor laureate Click HERE to buy tickets to the Pro Musica Orchestra’s performances of…

“Amplified: Film + Music continues April 23 with the documentary The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and The Silk Road Ensemble. The ensemble is a collective of musicians from a wide variety of Eurasian cultures who often create new work in collaboration with each other and with performers from the Western classical tradition. [Two of the…

“Those who missed David Solem’s performance to start Santa Fe Pro Musica’s four-part Organ Recital Series have another chance.”—Pasatiempo Read the full article HERE.

Click above to hear the ebullient Quatour Ébène play Mozart! Buy tickets HERE. Read on Mailchimp.

Join us on Wednesday, April 17 at Noon at the New Mexico Museum of Art’s St. Francis Auditorium for the third installment of Pro Musica’s Organ Recital Series. David Solem performs music by Paul Hindemith and Josef Rheinberger. Read on Mailchimp.

Click above to listen to Robert D. Levin’s completion of Mozart’s final masterpiece—his Requiem. Buy tickets to hear it in person. Read on Mailchimp.

“artistic director Colin Jacobsen has also announced the group’s orchestra concerts. The orchestra series will include five featured artists as both soloists and composers — Syrian clarinetist Kinan Azmeh, Mexican singer Magos Herrera, violinist Colin Jacobsen, Wu Man (pipa) and shakuhachi player Kojiru Umezaki.”—Kathaleen Roberts, Albuquerque Journal Reserved seat subscriptions available Tuesday, April 30. Single…

Click above to watch an engaging vignette about the French ensemble, Quatuor Ébène. Join us on Sunday, April 14 at 3 PM to hear them in person! Buy tickets HERE. Read on Mailchimp.

“’We’re thrilled to present Santa Fe Pro Musica’s 43rd season, which is illuminated by the creativity of musical torchbearers—artists with wide cultural perspectives who are both deeply engaged with tradition while pushing the musical artform forward,’ noted Colin Jacobsen, Artistic Director, in an official press release.”—David Salazar, OperaWire Read the full article HERE. Click HERE…

French ensemble Quatuor Ébène presents music by Mozart, Alfred Schnittke, and Edvard Grieg on APril 14 at 3 PM at St. Francis Auditorium in the New Mexico Museum of Art. Buy tickets HERE. Read on Mailchimp.