Upcoming events.
Houston Symphony Violin Concerto Performance
Join Con Brio at a symphony concert! We can get a group rate with 10 or more attendees.
Filled with irresistible melodies and staggering virtuoso demands, Beethoven’s Violin Concerto is one of the best-known and best-loved concertos of all time—and it’s in good hands with the Symphony’s Concertmaster, Yoonshin Song. Known for beautiful melodies and a haunting ending that fades into silence, Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6 channels an entire world of emotion. Exploring the meeting point of beauty and chaos, Anna Thorvaldsdóttir’s Metacosmos is “a rumbling, shimmering sound sculpture that completely envelopes and astonishes” (NPR Music).
STXSA Online Parent Series
Join other STXSA parents in the community from the comfort of your own home!
STXSA Spooky Suzuki!
Join STXSA for a fun evening of playing music in costume!
6:30 rehearsal and parent talk
7:00 break
7:10 Performance of Spooky Suzuki Story for parents
Location: Rice Temple Baptist Church
Find out more and register here!
Houston Symphony Violin Concerto Performance
Join Con Brio at a symphony concert! We can get a group rate with 10 or more attendees.
Grammy Award winner James Ehnes (“a violinist in a class of his own,” The Times) sets toes tapping and spirits soaring with Dvořák’s exuberant Violin Concerto. Discover a new favorite composer as Juraj Valčuha shares music of Vítězslava Kaprálová, who left a powerful stamp on the music world despite her tragically early death at the age of 25. Blazing with triumphant fanfares and powered by an extra-large brass section, 12 trumpets strong, Janáček’s Sinfonietta closes the program with festive flourish.
STXSA Fall Festival!
Come join us for the first STXSA event of the year!
Choose your own adventure:
Music and Movement, Sight-Reading Orchestra and Region tips, Technique/Repertoire, and Fiddling
Get more information and register here!
Summer Masterclass #2
A masterclass is like a mini lesson with an audience. A group of 4-5 students will gather on each day to play a solo (like a recital) and get some advice from the teacher. This also gives a chance for students to learn while watching each other play!
Guest teacher: Rachel Shepard