Back to All Events

Chamber Music Series: ASU Faculty in Concert

  • Grand Hall at SAMFA 1 Love Street San Angelo, TX, 76903 United States (map)

The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts proudly presents ASU Faculty in Concert: Angelo State University Music Faculty & Friends, an inspiring afternoon of chamber music showcasing the artistry, collaboration, and versatility of the Angelo State University music faculty and guest collaborators.

Angelo State University Music Faculty & Friends

Join the faculty artists of Angelo State University for an engaging and varied chamber music program that highlights the depth of talent within the university’s music program. This annual tradition brings together faculty performers and special guest artists in a relaxed and collaborative setting, celebrating both individual artistry and the shared joy of making music together.

The program features a diverse selection of chamber works spanning different eras, styles, and instrumentation, offering audiences an intimate and rewarding concert experience. From beloved classical repertoire to contemporary works, this performance reflects the creativity, versatility, and musical excellence of ASU’s faculty artists and their friends.

A highlight of the local arts season, this concert continues to strengthen the connection between the university and the community through the universal language of music.

Ticket Type: Ticket Prices:

Season Tickets (Members) $90

Season Tickets (Not-Yet Members) $110

Individual Concert (Not-Yet Members) $15

Members, Seniors & Military $12

Students Free

Tickets can be purchased here and in the SAMFA Gift Shop. Light refreshments will be provided.

The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. The Chamber Music Series is generously sponsored by Jake Martin and Dr. Kathryn Louie. For more information about SAMFA, go to www.samfa.org. Follow the museum’s socials for up-to-the-minute news and information.

Previous
Previous
March 20

Family Day: Wild Imagination: Creatures, Curiosities & Myth

Next
Next
April 17

Family Day: Kintsugi: What Was Broken is Now Whole