Bach's Six Cello Suites stand among the most enduring works in the Western canon. GNPQ’s violist, Fitz Gary, and cellist, Isaac Melamed, present the suites across two programs, revealing the remarkable breadth, architecture, and expressive range of these extraordinary works.

From buoyant virtuosity to dazzling exuberance, Beethoven invigorates the spirit with this recital of Violin and piano sonatas performed by GNPQ violinist, Teresa Ling, and GNPQ pianist, Jeannette Fang.

Bach's Six Cello Suites stand among the most enduring works in the Western canon. GNPQ’s violist, Fitz Gary, and cellist, Isaac Melamed, present the suites across two programs, revealing the remarkable breadth, architecture, and expressive range of these extraordinary works.

From buoyant virtuosity to dazzling exuberance, Beethoven invigorates the spirit with this recital of Violin and piano sonatas performed by GNPQ violinist, Teresa Ling, and GNPQ pianist, Jeannette Fang.

Experience an epic journey of pianism, from the haunting resonance of Black Earth and pulsing rhythms of Techno Etudes to the monumental Liszt sonata, a masterpiece of sweeping drama performed by GNPQ’s pianist, Jeannette Fang.

This recital continues Garth Newel’s new Cadenza Series, featuring today’s great piano virtuosi.

Bach's Six Cello Suites stand among the most enduring works in the Western canon. GNPQ violist, Fitz Gary and cellist, Isaac Melamed, present the suites across two programs, revealing the remarkable breadth, architecture, and expressive range of these extraordinary works.

Experience an epic journey of pianism, from the haunting resonance of Black Earth and pulsing rhythms of Techno Etudes to the monumental Liszt sonata, a masterpiece of sweeping drama performed by GNPQ’s pianist, Jeannette Fang.

This recital continues Garth Newel’s new Cadenza Series, featuring today’s great piano virtuosi.

Bach's Six Cello Suites stand among the most enduring works in the Western canon. GNPQ violist, Fitz Gary and cellist, Isaac Melamed, present the suites across two programs, revealing the remarkable breadth, architecture, and expressive range of these extraordinary works.

What better way to embrace the spirit of this Thanksgiving than with a Music Feeds Us benefit concert by the Garth Newel Piano Quartet? Come to the Homestead on Thursday and fill your soul with the sunniness of Mozart’s E-flat piano quartet and the ardor of Arthur Foote’s piano quartet.

Concert is free, though we request a monetary or non-perishable food donation which will go to the Blue Ridge Area Food bank.

Twice is better, and we feel that no one should go hungry this holiday season. Come to a second Music Feeds Us benefit concert by the Garth Newel Piano Quartet. Concert is free, though we request a monetary or non-perishable food donation which will go to the Blue Ridge Area Food bank.

Auspicious Beginnings

We celebrate the new year - the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s death - with his very first published work, the delightful Op.1 no.1 piano trio. Chausson’s magnificent Op.3 piano trio amplifies how a stunning early work is a harbinger of musical greatness. As a fresh start to the new year, these two works seem to ask with a grin - What comes next?