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We are absolutely thrilled to welcome pianist Steven Vanhauwaert as our guest artist for the 26/27 Season! 🎹An internati...
08/25/2026

We are absolutely thrilled to welcome pianist Steven Vanhauwaert as our guest artist for the 26/27 Season! 🎹

An internationally acclaimed Steinway Artist known for his dazzling virtuosity and deep musical sensitivity, Steven brings extraordinary artistry and collaborative energy to our stage. We couldn't be more excited for you to experience his brilliant playing in our opening program, Classical Foundations!

Praised by Alex Ross: “Brilliant” (The New Yorker), Mark Swed: “Monster technique” (L.A. Times), and Chu Meng: “Dazzling” (Beijing Today), Steven Vanhauwaert has garnered a wide array of accolades, amongst which the First Prize at the Los Angeles International Liszt Competition. Mr. Vanhauwaert has appeared as a soloist at the National Center of the Performing Arts in Beijing, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Shanghai Oriental Arts Center, the Concertgebouw in Brugge, the Great Hall of the Budapest Liszt Conservatory, the Forbidden City Theatre in Beijing, Segerstrom Hall, and the National Philharmonic Hall in Kiev. He has appeared with orchestras including the Pacific Symphony, the Lviv Philharmonic, the Sofia Sinfonietta, the Reno Chamber Orchestra, the International Chamber Orchestra of Puerto Rico, the Flemish Symphony and the Kyiv Kamerata.

Mr. Vanhauwaert serves as co-director for the Unbound Chamber Music Festival in Mammoth Lakes, a 3-week long summer festival featuring guest artists from around the world. He is also the Artistic Director for the Second-Sundays-at-Two series in Rolling Hills, CA.

His discography, on the Hortus, Sonarti, ECM, and Bridge labels, covers a wide range of composers, from Joseph Woelfl to Stravinsky and Tigran Mansurian. His recordings have been awarded 5 Diapasons, a nomination for the International Classical Music Awards, the France Musique’s Editor’s Choice, and 5 stars on Pizzicato Magazine. Mr. Vanhauwaert serves on the faculty at the University of Utah’s School of Music and he is a Steinway Artist. More info at www.stevenpiano.com.

This could be you in the concert hall for all of our 26/27 Season! Purchase a subscription and save up to 20% off single...
08/21/2026

This could be you in the concert hall for all of our 26/27 Season! Purchase a subscription and save up to 20% off single ticket prices.

Whether you choose the full 5 or 6-concert journey, or build a custom 4-program lineup that fits your schedule, reserving your subscription today is the best way to ensure you don't miss a single note. 🎻

🎟️ Subscriptions available at cameratasa.org/tickets

We think it's kinda chic to support local chamber music. 🎻
08/18/2026

We think it's kinda chic to support local chamber music. 🎻

When Bartók wrote his String Quartet No. 1 in A minor, Op. 7, he turned to late Beethoven for inspiration, crafting a ra...
08/14/2026

When Bartók wrote his String Quartet No. 1 in A minor, Op. 7, he turned to late Beethoven for inspiration, crafting a raw, emotional arc that opens with a mournful fugue directly echoing Beethoven’s Op. 131 before exploding into relentless, folk-infused fire.

Bartók wove an intense personal "love motif" throughout the violin parts, demanding emotional vulnerability, speed, and sharp precision from the players.

Violinist Laura Scalzo leads the charge on this breathtaking masterpiece to close out our season in "A Legacy Unbound" next May!

🎟️ Tickets for this program and season subscriptions are available now! Save up to 20% on a full season of celebrating Beethoven. Buy now at cameratasa.org

When composer Sally Beamish wrote Opus California, she turned to a piece near and dear to her heart: Beethoven’s String ...
08/11/2026

When composer Sally Beamish wrote Opus California, she turned to a piece near and dear to her heart: Beethoven’s String Quartet in C minor, Op. 18, No. 4, the very first major quartet she learned as a young violist! In fact, our "Finding His Voice" program next March is composed entirely by violists, Beamish and Beethoven himself!

🎟️ Tickets for this program and season subscriptions are available now! Save up to 20% on a full season of celebrating Beethoven. Buy now at cameratasa.org

Beethoven didn’t just write for the cello, he practically invented the modern cello sonata. In "The Complete Cello Sonat...
08/07/2026

Beethoven didn’t just write for the cello, he practically invented the modern cello sonata. In "The Complete Cello Sonatas", cellist Ken Freudigman and pianist Viktor Valkov will take audiences through the full arc of Beethoven's life in three distinct chapters:

🎻 Op. 5: The rebellious youth giving the cello its first true virtuosic voice.
🎻 Op. 69: The radiant, heroic middle period at the height of his powers.
🎻 Op. 102: The late, cosmic visions that shattered every boundary in sight.

🎟️ Tickets for this program and season subscriptions are available now! Save up to 20% on a full season of celebrating Beethoven. Buy now at cameratasa.org

Ever had a project turn out completely different than you planned? Beethoven has been there. 🎻When Beethoven published h...
07/31/2026

Ever had a project turn out completely different than you planned? Beethoven has been there. 🎻

When Beethoven published his Violin Sonata in A minor (Op. 23) in 1801, it was originally supposed to be paired as a twin set with his sunny, famous Spring Sonata (Op. 24).

Instead, Beethoven created two polar opposites! While the Spring Sonata became light and lyrical, the A minor Sonata turned into a stormy, obsessive, and wildly dramatic masterpiece, showing off the full range of the violin. ⚡

Catch this stormy gem on our ""Echoes of Beethoven"" program this April, alongside Corigliano’s Fantasia and a chamber version of the Pastoral Symphony!

The season is announced! Subscriptions and single tickets are on sale!  What program are you most looking forward to? 🎼
07/28/2026

The season is announced! Subscriptions and single tickets are on sale! What program are you most looking forward to? 🎼

The ultimate season finale where all boundaries shatter. We close out the season with A Legacy Unbound. Beethoven’s Op. ...
07/25/2026

The ultimate season finale where all boundaries shatter. We close out the season with A Legacy Unbound. Beethoven’s Op. 131 is a monumental, continuous cosmic journey, widely considered the greatest string quartet ever written. By pairing it with Béla Bartók’s fiery, deeply emotional First Quartet, we’re showing exactly how Beethoven's most radical ideas paved the way for the future of modern music.

🎟️ Season Subscriptions AND individual tickets are available now at cameratasa.org/tickets.

Student tickets are FREE all season long with the generous support of the San Antonio Symphony League & Belle Program.

Great art ripples through time. 🌀 Echoes of Beethoven explores how the maestro’s voice resonates in the modern world. Ex...
07/25/2026

Great art ripples through time. 🌀 Echoes of Beethoven explores how the maestro’s voice resonates in the modern world. Experience John Corigliano’s hypnotic Fantasia on an Ostinato, a shimmering dreamscape built entirely on a haunting rhythm from Beethoven's 7th Symphony, paired with the stormy A minor Violin Sonata and a gorgeous, intimate chamber reimagining of the beloved Pastoral Symphony. 🌾.

🎟️ Season Subscriptions AND individual tickets are available now at cameratasa.org/tickets.

Student tickets are FREE all season long with the generous support of the San Antonio Symphony League & Belle Program.

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