Troy Chromatic Concerts

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Troy Chromatic Concerts will return for its 127th season at the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall this fall. We are excited to share a preview of our full schedule for the 2024/2025 season with you. New subscribers receive a one-time special price for the season and early subscription commitments go a long way toward supporting this enduring tradition of presenting classical music performances dating back to 1894. The upcoming season will feature four phenomenal concerts.


·October 22nd: Australian Chamber Orchestra will perform The Ottoman Four Seasons with violinist Richard Tognetti directing their high octane and brave interpretive style.

·November 3rd: Orpheus Chamber Orchestra is joined by violin virtuoso Maxim Vengerov to perform four of Mozart's violin concertos. 

·November 23rd: Renaissance Quartet, featuring Randall Goosby 24-year-old violin prodigy, performs Mendelssohn, Janáek among other pieces, paired with a string quartet.

·February 4th: Steven Isserlis, acclaimed British cellist, will close out the 127th season with a cello recital featuring Canadian pianist Connie Shih performing several cello favorites including Beethoven’s “Cello Sonata No. 2.” 

Current subscribers may renew their season subscriptions now! 

Subscription renewals received by June 14th, 2024 will guarantee your preferred seats from last season. First-time-subscribers enjoy a 32% savings compared to purchasing single tickets – lock in your favorite seats the entire season for just $150! You can renew your subscription by calling the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Box Office at (518) 273-0038. Can’t make the whole season? Three-show flex subscriptions are also available. 


*Program and artist selection subject to change 



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