of previous concerts
Piano Trios at First Presbyterian - “Bohemian Journey”
SUN, JUN 4 @ 3:00PM, First Presbyterian Church
Piano Trios at First Presbyterian - “Bohemian Journey.” Toby Blumenthal, piano - Patrice Calixte, violin - Douglas Harvey, cello
Keystone Star Ballroom Concert - "Quartets at the Keystone"
SAT, JUN 3 @ 7:00PM, Keystone Star Hotel Ballroom
Artisan Quartet Gala Concert. Patrice Calixte, violin - Bruce Williams, viola - Douglas Harvey, cello - Guest artist, Stephen Redfield, violin
Saloon 37 Soiree - "Oboe Classics"
FRI, JUN 2 @ 6:00PM, Saloon 27
Featuring Members of the Artisan String Quartet. Patrice Calixte, Violin - Bruce Williams, Viola - Douglas Harvey, Cello - Guest Artist Ian Davidson, Oboe
Guitar at the Langston Gallery - "Rock to the Classics"
THUR, JUN 1 @ 7:00PM, Langston Gallery
Richard Harrisson, guitarist, plays live at the Langston Gallery.
Noontime Concert in the Courthouse
THUR, APRIL 13 @ 12:00Noon
Featuring the Artisan String Quartet. Patrice Calixte, Violin - Bruce Williams, Viola - Douglas Harvey, Cello
From Season Two…
May 24th
Saloon 37
Lampasas, TX
7pm CST
Javier Chaparro & “Salud”
May 27th
Lampasas County Museum
Lampasas, TX
12noon CST
Memorial Day performance; Douglas Harvey.
Artisan String Quartet
“American Classic” - the music of Beethoven, Barber, Ravel feat. The Artisan String Quartet
Artisan String Quartet & Francesco Barfoed
“Schubertiad” - all-Schubert concert with The Artisan String Quartet and pianist Francesco Barfoad.
Toby Blumenthal
“Bach’s Lunch” piano music of Johann Sebastian Bach w. Steinway Artist Toby Blumenthal. Box lunch available after the concert.
Florian Christl & The Artisan String Quartet
Artisan Piano Duo
“Romani Muscali” - the Artisan Piano Duo featuring Patrice Calixte, violin and Francesco Barfoed, piano.
May 30th
Cauthen House
Lampasas, TX
7pm CST
May 31st
Keystone Star Hotel
Lampasas, TX
7pm CST
June 1st
First Presbyterian Church
Lampasas, TX
Keystone Star Hotel
Lampasas, TX
First Presbyterian Church
Lampasas, TX
11am CST
June 1st
7pm CST
June 2nd
3pm CST
From Season Three…
June 5th - Toby Blumenthal
“Bach’s Lunch” piano music of Johann Sebastian Bach w. Steinway Artist Toby Blumenthal. Box lunch for sale after the concert in Fellowship Hall for any size donation to the LCCMF.
June 7th - Seasonal Favorites
Patrice Calixte, violin and the Festival Chamber Ensemble perform Vivaldi’s Beloved “Four Seasons” and ‘La Follia”.
June 8th - Virtuosity at the Keystone
Douglas Harvey, cello and Francesco Barfoed, piano perform music of Bach, Beethoven and Shostakovich.
From Season Four…
Oct 4th
3pm CT
Free admission but donations to the operations fund of the LCCMF encouraged
“500 Years of Christmas Music” With the Artisan String Quartet
Back by public demand, our very popular “500 Years of Christmas Music” Concert returns to First Presbyterian Church this December including selections from Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite, the Corelli Christmas Concerto, and tradition Christmas songs and carols from the last 500 years. Bring the whole family, wear red and green, and be ready to sing along!
“Classy Clarinet”
Featuring the Artisan String Quartet and Clarinetist, Stephen Girko
Enjoy the beautiful acoustics and stunning visual surroundings of the Lampasas County Courthouse for a mid-day “Classy Clarinet” concert with the Artisan String Quartet and principal clarinetist of the Austin Symphony Stephen Girko. The five musicians will performing the iconic Quintet for Strings and clarinet composed by Johannes Brahms.
Free admission but a suggested donation of $30 for adults, and $10 for children to the operations fund of the LCCMF are encouraged. Checks can be made out to the Lampasas Heritage Foundation with the note in the memo line “TO THE LCCMF”
“Bach’s Lunch”
Performed by Pianist, Lisa Clements
Solo piano music by Johann Sebastian Bach and other great composers performed by Lisa Clement, former piano faculty member at Mary Hardin Baylor University. Meet Lisa and enjoy a “Box Lunch” in Fellowship Hall at First Presbyterian after the performance.
Free admission for the performance and a “Box Lunch” catered by HEB will be available after the concert for any size donation to the operating fund of the LCCMF. Checks can be made out to the Lampasas Heritage Foundation with the note in the memo line “TO THE LCCMF”
“Italian Seasonal Favorites”
Featuring the Artisan Chamber Players and Solo Violinist Patrice Calixte
The sparkling and effervescent music of the Italian Baroque era comes to life for our performance of “Italian Seasonal Favorites.” The Artisan Chamber Players and solo violinist Patrice Calixte will perform Antonio Vivaldi’s timeless classic “The Four Seasons,” and Arcangelo Corelli’s Concerto Grosso Opus 6, No. 4.
Free admission but a suggested donation of $30 for adults, and $10 for children to the operations fund of the LCCMF are encouraged. Checks can be made out to the Lampasas Heritage Foundation with the note in the memo line “TO THE LCCMF”
Dec 11th
7pm CT
First Presbyterian Church of Lampasas
401 S. Chestnut St.
Lampasas, TX 76550
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Free admission but donations to the operations fund of the LCCMF encouraged
Office of MD Abel Co
Manuel Hardware Building
401 East 3rd St.
Lampasas, TX 76550
“Masterpiece & Theater”
Fundraising Matinee with the Artisan String Quartet
Join the Lampasas County Chamber Music Festival’s Artists in Residence, the Artisan String Quartet, for “Masterpiece & Theater.” This dramatic afternoon concert will include Ludwig van Beethoven’s masterpiece, the String Quartet Opus 95 nicknamed the “Serioso”, and will also feature familiar Classical and Pop music associated with theater, opera, movies, and TV.
April 23
12noon CT
Lampasas County Courthouse,
Second floor.
Lampasas, TX 76550
Free admission but a suggested donation of $30 for adults, and $10 for children.
June 5
11am. CT
First Presbyterian Church of Lampasas
401 S. Chestnut St.
Lampasas, TX 76550
Free admission and a “Box Lunch” for any size donation.
June 6th
7pm CT
Office of MD Abel Co
Manuel Hardware Building
401 East 3rd St.
Lampasas, TX 76550
Free admission but a suggested donation of $30 for adults, and $10 for children.