Cultural Events Calendar

Join us for the first 2026 Winter Music recital with a trio known for its fearless imagination and expressive depth. AMFS alumni Stefan Jackiw violin, Jay Campbell cello, and Conrad Tao piano, present an inventive program connecting centuries of imagination. Hear Cage’s ethereal Six Melodies, Beethoven’s beloved “Ghost” Trio with John Zorn’s Ghosts nestled within it, and Schubert’s profound Trio in B-flat major. A winter evening of artistry, curiosity, and connection.

Hailed for his “astounding technical gifts and the poetic instinct to back them up” (The New York Times), pianist Benjamin Grosvenor brings his expressive artistry to a program anchored by Beethoven’s shimmering “Moonlight” Sonata. This evening of passion and imagination also includes Schumann’s Fantasy in C major, Skryabin’s Sonata-Fantasy, and Ravel’s dazzling Gaspard de la Nuit—works that illuminate the piano’s most dreamlike landscapes.

In the final Winter Music recital, Aspen favorite Augustin Hadelich returns for a rare winter appearance, joined by acclaimed pianist Francesco Piemontesi in his AMFS debut. Praised by The New York Times for his “gorgeous tone, poignant intensity, and brilliant technique,” Hadelich brings his signature warmth and expressive depth to a program of Debussy, Rameau, Poulenc, and more, in a richly expressive evening of music in immaculate acoustics of Harris Concert Hall.