

Red Door Chamber Music is delighted to welcome the Boston String Academy, a vibrant youth orchestra of 30 talented students inspired by Venezuela’s renowned El Sistema program, for a special three-day residency in Provincetown. During their visit, the musicians will engage with Provincetown School students through interactive classroom workshops, sharing their instruments, their music, and the joy of ensemble playing, and will present a dedicated school concert.
The residency will also include two public performances open to the community: a full concert at the Provincetown United Methodist Church on Friday, March 7 at 3:00 p.m., followed by a performance during Sunday worship at St. Mary’s of the Harbor on March 8 at 10:00 a.m. These events offer a unique opportunity to experience the energy and artistry of these young musicians while celebrating the power of music to connect and inspire.
The program will include:
Concerto Grosso Op. 3 No. 11 RV 565 by A. Vivaldi
Capriol Suite by P. Warlock
Piano Concerto K414, Allegro by A Mozart
Elegie by G. Faure
Piano Quartet in A minor by J. Turina
Musicians joining the Boston String Academy includee: Raymar Cumare, viola; Madeline Stewart, violin; Tyler Michael James, cello and Craig W. Combs, piano.
Provincetown United Methodist Church, 20 Shankpainter Road
Tickets: $20 suggested donation at the door; Ages 17 and under admitted free
Passion and lyricism unfold in Brahms’ glowing sextet and Saint-Saëns’ radiant quartet
Red Door Chamber Music welcomes the Garrison Quartet for an evening devoted to the rich textures and lyrical warmth of the Romantic era. Brahms’ Sextet No. 2 in G Major, Op. 36 shimmers with expressive beauty, weaving together six instrumental voices in music that is both intimate and expansive. In contrast, Saint-Saëns’ Piano Quartet in B-flat Major, Op. 41 sparkles with elegance and vitality, balancing clarity of form with radiant color. Together, these two works capture the enduring spirit of Romantic chamber music—full of passion, lyricism, and unforgettable resonance.
Musicians include from upper left counter clockwise: Craig W. Combs, piano; Tyler Michael James, cello; Sachin Shukla, viola; Carson Howell, violin; Taisiya Sokolova, viola; Tim Paek, cello; and Christopher Nelson, violin.
Provincetown United Methodist Church, 20 Shankpainter Road
Tickets: $20 suggested donation at the door; Ages 17 and under admitted free

An Evening of Mystery and brilliance with Beethoven and Mendelssohn
Red Door Chamber Music is delighted to present the Tristan Trio, whose name evokes both the legendary hero of medieval romance and the depth of expression that chamber music inspires. This evening’s program features two cornerstones of the piano trio repertoire: Beethoven’s dramatic “Ghost” Trio, with its famously mysterious slow movement, and Mendelssohn’s radiant Piano Trio No. 2 in B-flat Major, celebrated for its lyrical beauty and sparkling brilliance. Together, these works trace a vivid journey through drama, contrast, and expressive depth—ideally suited to the artistry of the Tristan Trio.
Musicians include: (clockwise starting top left) Tyler Michael James, cello; Thomas Lee Cooper, violin; and Aljoša Jurinić, piano.
Provincetown United Methodist Church, 20 Shankpainter Road
Tickets: $20 suggested donation at the door; Ages 17 and under admitted free
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