25/26 Season Schedule
September 28th | 5pm | Christ Church Episcopal Hudson
theron brown
Free concert!
Pre-concert talk at 4:30pm with reception to follow
Theron Brown is a dynamic and soulful jazz pianist whose music reflects a deep reverence for the roots of jazz while embracing modern influences with originality and heart. Based in Akron, Ohio, Theron is widely recognized for his expressive playing, charismatic stage presence, and commitment to music education and community engagement. He has performed across the country, appeared as young Herbie Hancock in the film Miles Ahead, and leads his own trio, known for its inventive and heartfelt interpretations. In addition to performing, Theron is the founder of the Rubber City Jazz & Blues Festival and serves as an influential educator and mentor to young musicians. His upcoming program promises a rich evening of storytelling through music, blending jazz tradition with contemporary flair.​​
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October 26th | 5pm | Christ Church Episcopal Hudson
M.U.s.i.c stars in the classics
Pre-concert talk at 4:30pm with reception to follow
M.U.S.i.C. (Musical Upcoming Stars in the Classics) presents a program of instrumental and vocal chamber music here in Hudson! A non-profit organization committed to providing intimate performance opportunities for emerging musicians, M.U.S.i.C. was founded in 2007 and has hosted over 150 concerts throughout the region. Through its activities, M.U.S.i.C. provides enjoyment for audiences, helps launch new musical careers, introduces novel performance venues, and expands the audience for chamber music. M.U.S.i.C. aims to enhance Northeast Ohio’s reputation as an international capital of musical excellence.
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November 23rd | 5pm | Christ Church Episcopal Hudson
les Délices presents wild things
Pre-concert talk at 4:30pm with reception to follow
Les Délices brings long-forgotten music alive for contemporary audiences. Founded by baroque oboist Debra Nagy in 2009, Les Délices has established a reputation for unique programs that “can’t help but get one listening and thinking in fresh ways” (San Francisco Classical Voice). Inspired by animals and the natural world, Wild Things features delightful musical settings of Aesop’s Fables (in English, featuring soprano Elena Mullins Bailey) plus instrumental music depicting birds, cats, frogs, insects, and more by Heinrich Biber (his fabulous “Sonata Representativa"), François Couperin, Jean-Philippe Rameau, and others.
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February 22nd | 5pm | Christ Church Episcopal Hudson
brendon phelps & alexandre marr play rachmaninoff
Pre-concert talk at 4:30pm with reception to follow
Cellist Brendon Phelps and pianist Alexandre Marr come together for a powerful and emotionally rich duo recital. Known for their intense musicality and deep collaborative chemistry, Phelps and Marr will present a program centered around Sergei Rachmaninoff’s virtuosic Sonata for Cello and Piano in G minor, Op. 19. This cornerstone of the cello repertoire showcases the expressive range of both instruments and offers a thrilling dialogue between cello and piano. With their combined artistry and sensitivity, the duo promises an unforgettable performance that highlights the sonata’s sweeping lyricism, dramatic intensity, and intimate lyricism.
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March 29th | 5pm | Christ Church Episcopal Hudson
Capital University chapel choir
The Annual Lola Rothmann concert
Pre-concert talk at 4:30pm with reception to follow
Music from The Western Reserve proudly presents the Capital University Chapel Choir in an inspiring evening of choral excellence. Under the masterful direction of Dr. Lynda R. Hasseler, this distinguished ensemble from Columbus, Ohio, will perform a rich and varied program spanning sacred and secular traditions. A highlight of the evening will be a performance of Sacred Place by composer Alex Berko—a deeply moving work that explores themes of belonging, reflection, and reverence for the natural world. Known for their expressive power, precision, and dynamic presence, the Chapel Choir has earned national recognition as one of the finest collegiate choirs in the country. Don’t miss this exceptional and rare performance here in NE Ohio!
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April 26th | 5pm | Christ Church Episcopal Hudson
MAxim lando
Pre-concert talk at 4:30pm with fully catered reception to follow
Internationally acclaimed pianist Maxim Lando, a recent medalist in the prestigious Cleveland International Piano Competition, takes the stage in a program that highlights his breathtaking virtuosity, fearless creativity, and magnetic stage presence. Hailed as one of the most exciting young artists of his generation, Lando has captivated audiences around the world with performances that are both technically dazzling and emotionally profound. His adventurous programming, deep musical insight, and charismatic artistry have earned him a growing reputation on the international concert scene. This performance offers a special opportunity to experience Lando’s remarkable talent in an intimate and unforgettable setting.
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