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Chamber Music Series: Romantic Masterpieces

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

The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts proudly presents Romantic Masterpieces: The Bergonzi Trio, an afternoon of sweeping melodies, virtuosic playing, and rich chamber music featuring two beloved masterpieces of the Romantic era.

The Bergonzi Trio

• John Gilbert, violin — Texas Tech University

• George Work, cello — Iowa State University

• Richard Fountain, piano — South Plains College

The Bergonzi Trio brings together three distinguished performers and educators for an inspiring program celebrating the expressive power of the piano trio. Violinist John Gilbert, cellist George Work, and pianist Richard Fountain have earned recognition for their artistry, teaching, and commitment to chamber music. Their performance features two cornerstones of the Romantic repertoire: Felix Mendelssohn’s Piano Trio No. 1 in D Minor, a work overflowing with lyricism, energy, and youthful passion, and Johannes Brahms’ Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major, a masterpiece of depth and warmth that showcases the composer’s rich harmonic language and emotional intensity. Together, these works will offer the audience a memorable journey through some of the finest chamber music ever written.

This program promises an afternoon of chamber music brought to life by three exceptional performers.

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.

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