ProMusica Chamber Orchestra and its talented guests bring bold, genre-crossing performances to the theatre for its 48th season. In seven performances at the Southern Theatre and through the Neighborhood Series, embark on an artistic adventure you just can’t miss.
To learn more about the orchestra from the experts, stick around after performances for Coda: Post-Concert Conversation in an open forum. ProMusica’s guest artists, composers and conductor will answer questions and provide insight on their performances.
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ProMusica
Oct. 17-18
Conductor David Danzmayr kicks off ProMusica’s 48th season with three captivating performances. Mozart’s Divertimento in D Major will be followed by Max Richter’s On the Nature of Daylight. To finish, the Columbus Choral Artists and Capital University Chapel Choir will be joined by four vocal soloists to perform Mozart’s Mass in C Minor in a night of collaboration.
ProMusica
Nov. 7-8
Concertmaster Katherine McLin and Creative Partner Vadim Gluzman perform Arvo Pärt’s Tabula Rasa, bookended by the contrasting Orchestral Suite No. 3 and Symphony No. 3 in a satisfying rise and fall.
ProMusica
Dec. 12-13
As part of their Composer/Performer Project, renowned Brazilian American composer Clarice Assad and Grammy-Award winning Third Coast Percussion will be joining ProMusica for a weekend. They will begin the performance with Assad’s Suite for Lower Strings followed by PLAY!. Beethoven’s Pastoral and Lumbye’s Champagne will round out the evening.
Mendelssohn, Rodrigo, & Morricone
ProMusica
Jan. 16-17
Morricone’s Cinema Paradiso and Gabriel’s Oboe open this program with brightness and beauty. Vienna Philharmonic principal harpist Anneleen Lenaerts follows with an arrangement of Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez. Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 4 “Italian” brings the program to a radiant close.
Neighborhood Series: The Art of Brass
ProMusica
Feb. 27 at Worthington United Methodist Church
Feb. 28 at Saint Mary Catholic Church
If you want to attend a ProMusica performance but can’t make it to the theatre, the Neighborhood Series can help make that possible. Experience ProMusica’s brilliant brass at venues closer to you.
NAKED CLASSICS: Schumann’s Rhenish
ProMusica
April 9
Whether you are a frequent member of the ProMusica audience or you’re giving them a listen for the first time, NAKED CLASSICS is the show to see. Host Paul Rissmann breaks down the inner workings of classical music through images, interviews and sound bites in order to educate and entertain. At the end, there will be a full performance of Schumann’s Symphony No. 3 “Rhenish.”
ProMusica
April 10-11
Pianist Claire Huangci makes her ProMusica debut along with Vietnamese American composer Viet Cuong for a vibrant performance. The evening opens with Cuong’s Next Week’s Trees, followed by Huangci’s performance of Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 1, concluding with Schumann’s Rhenish.
ProMusica
May 8-9
Creative Partner Vadim Gluzman returns to lead the final show of ProMusica’s 2026-27 season. Peteris Vasks’ Distant Light and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8 make for an intense, joyful and energetic finale.
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