Santa Fe Pro Musica

J.S. Bach’s legacy permeates this concert, both subtly and overtly, across continents and centuries. Named after the 18^th century French philosopher Denis Diderot, this quartet's performances on historical instruments bring a fresh approach to works of the 18^th and 19^th centuries.

Celebrate Mozart’s birthday with his last great symphony, the “Jupiter.” Also invited to the party are colorful works by 20^th century Norwegian Carl Nielsen and 21^st century American Jessie Montgomery.

Shostakovich’s intensely personal String Quartet No. 8, dedicated to the victims of fascism and war, sits in high contrast with two of the most uplifting, ebullient quartets by Mozart and Mendelssohn.

Groundbreaking compositions that altered the trajectory of the string quartet.

Stephen Redfield leads the Santa Fe Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble in a celebration of French Baroque women composers at First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe.

The Northern Lights—musical conversations from 18^th century Prussia, 19^th century Norway, and 20^th century Russia.

Santa Fe Pro Musica’s season ends with Mozart’s Requiem, a powerful masterpiece, paired with Anna Clyne’s poignant Within Her Arms, a tribute to her late mother.