Livestreams
Music@Menlo streams Concert Programs live at the time of the performance, available to view for one week afterwards. Livestream tickets are $25 per performance, or $150 for the full seven-concert series.
Music@Menlo streams Concert Programs live at the time of the performance, available to view for one week afterwards. Livestream tickets are $25 per performance, or $150 for the full seven-concert series.
One hour before each Quartet Cycle performance, join Artistic Director David Finckel and festival artists for an informative preview of the program to come. Beethoven Quartet Cycle
The Calidore String Quartet performs the complete cycle of Beethoven’s string quartets. One hour before each of the performances, join Co-Artistic Director David Finckel for Inside the Quartets.
A new, digital series of artist-curated concerts with short musical discussions to explore the thematic programs. November 2020 through May 2021. Subscribe to both upcoming Explorers Series events for only $45.
A new, digital series of artist-curated concerts with short musical discussions to explore the thematic programs. Nov. 2020 through May 2021. Subscribe to both upcoming Explorers Series events for only $45.
International Program artists collaborate with festival main-stage performers to showcase the collaboration and exchange between burgeoning young talent and established chamber music professionals.
Intermezzo presents the essential elements of the Music@Menlo experience: performance, education, and personal connection. Listeners can enjoy a variety of new artist interviews, live recitals, and past performances from the festival archives.
Intermezzo presents the essential elements of the Music@Menlo experience: performance, education, and personal connection. Listeners can enjoy a variety of new artist interviews, live recitals, and past performances from the festival archives.
Schubertiades, which originated during Schubert’s life, were social gatherings in private residences that included readings, dancing, dining, and the music of Schubert. They were often hosted by the members of the “Schubert circle,” his close friends and admirers, who simply could not get enough of Schubert’s music and were eager to hear his latest magical creations.
Music@Menlo’s Schubertiades, immersions in the composer’s art, revive the concert tradition that entranced Schubert’s most loyal audiences. In the social tradition of the original Schubertiades, they include an intermission reception with the musicians.
The Winter Series offers unique year-round opportunities to explore the vast richness of the chamber music literature, interpreted by some of classical music’s most commanding performers.
Subscribe to all three concerts for as little as $45 (for under-30s).
The Jim and Mical Brenzel Encounter Series is a program of full-evening lectures led by renowned musicians and lecturers. Ideal for both seasoned listeners and newcomers to chamber music, these thought-provoking talks delve deeply into the themes of each festival.
The intimacy of duo music-making has beguiled composers for centuries and challenged musicians to deliver soloistic yet collaborative performances. In this opening program, four instruments showcase duos alongside the most ...
Since the earliest days of the Baroque trio sonata, the combination of three instruments has produced dialogue and drama. Trio performers move seamlessly between playing as one, accompanying each other, ...
Since the earliest days of the Baroque trio sonata, the combination of three instruments has produced dialogue and drama. Trio performers move seamlessly between playing as one, accompanying each other, ...
This lively program highlights the wind quintet as a centerpiece of chamber music, akin to the string quartet in tonal balance, depth, and versatility. Enhanced by piano and string collaborations, ...
The early string quintets on this program represent the passions of their composers: W. A. Mozart, the avid violist wanting to join the ensemble, and Luigi Boccherini, the premier cello ...
The early string quintets on this program represent the passions of their composers: W. A. Mozart, the avid violist wanting to join the ensemble, and Luigi Boccherini, the premier cello ...
Throughout history, the string quartet has offered composers a vehicle for their most compelling and deeply personal musical statements. The dynamic young Viano Quartet returns to Music@Menlo for a panorama ...
The human voice, the most natural instrument, has inspired chamber music for centuries, bringing melodic beauty and the unique musicality of languages. This program celebrates the range and timbre of ...
Offering one of the lushest textures of any instrumental combination, the string sextet has long been a favorite ensemble of both listeners and performers. Although Luigi Boccherini invented this grouping ...
Offering one of the lushest textures of any instrumental combination, the string sextet has long been a favorite ensemble of both listeners and performers. Although Luigi Boccherini invented this grouping ...