1121 E 7th St, Austin, TX 78702
TX
United States(512) 710-8832 View Venue Website
For the second night of his Austin residency, MacArthur Fellow and Avery Fisher Prize–winner, Jeremy Denk, joins Ensemble ATX for an intimate evening of chamber music in the refined setting of Assembly Hall. Known for his expressive depth and brilliant artistry, Denk brings a spirit of collaboration to this unique program, paired with signature cocktails from the speakeasy Here Nor There. A rare opportunity to experience one of today’s most acclaimed pianists in an elegant, contemporary setting.
Artists:
Jeremy Denk, piano Blake Pouliot, violin Geoffrey Herd, violin Cong Wu, viola Bion Tsang, cello
info:
5:30pm: Doors open; food and drink by Here Nor There available for purchase 7:30pm: Concert 9:30pm: After Concert Mingling 11pm: Event ends 10pm– 1am: Exclusive after party at Here Nor There
Program:
Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904)
String Quartet No. 12 in F major, Op. 96, “American” (1893) I. Allegro ma non troppo II. Lento III. Molto vivace IV. Finale: Vivace ma non troppo
George Walker (1922–2018) Lyric for Strings (1946)
Amy Beach (1867–1944) In Autumn, from Four Sketches, Op. 15, No. 1 (1892)
Meredith Monk (b. 1942) “Paris” (1972)
Ruth Crawford Seeger (1901–1953) Piano Study in Mixed Accents (1930)
Amy Beach Dreaming, from Four Sketches, Op. 15, No. 3 (1892)
Intermission
Antonín Dvořák
Piano Quintet No. 2 in A major, Op. 81 (1887) I. Allegro, ma non tanto II. Dumka: Andante con moto III. Scherzo (Furiant): Molto vivace IV. Finale: Allegro
A limited number of student tickets is available for middle school, high school and college students. Ticket holders must present a valid student ID at check-in.
Acclaimed soprano Jeanine De Bique brings her radiant voice to the historic Chateau Bellevue, transformed by candlelight into an intimate salon. This extraordinary program traces a journey through centuries and continents—from Purcell’s haunting baroque lament to Rimbaud’s fevered visions in Britten’s Les Illuminations, from André Previn’s poignant Honey and Rue to the vibrant storytelling of Caribbean folk songs.
In the flickering glow of candlelight, De Bique’s “luminous voice” (The Guardian) illuminates songs of searching and memory, exile and homecoming, shadow and revelation. Thoughtfully crafted cocktails by The Roosevelt Room accompany the evening. Experience music as it was meant to be heard—in the intimate atmosphere of a historic mansion, where every note carries the weight of centuries and the warmth of shared humanity.
Artists:
Jeanine De Bique, soprano Aaron Wajnberg, piano
NOTE: We regret that pianist Warren Jones has withdrawn from this performance for medical reasons.
Info:
Door Time: 5:30pm Concert Time: 7:30pm Close Time: 11pm
A limited number of student tickets is available for middle school, high school and college students. Ticket holders must present a valid student ID at check-in.
2312 San Gabriel St Austin,
TX
78705United States512-476-5845 View Venue Website
Join us for an evening where music and mixology intertwine in perfect harmony. This annual signature event returns to The Mansion, transformed into a moody speakeasy with exceptional cocktails and food served by The Roosevelt Room.
Ensemble ATX will take the stage: violinist Geoffrey Herd, violist Jonathan Brown, cellist Clive Greensmith, pianist Anna Petrova—acclaimed artists known for their expressive and captivating performances. Continuing on the tradition of Musical Mixology concerts since 2024, come dressed to impress and ready to celebrate—this is a night to savor sound, sight, and flavor.
Optional Bartending & Mixology Masterclass with The Roosevelt Room 6pm – 7pm: $75 add-on at checkout. Includes two cocktails and hands-on instruction. Join us for this one-hour introductory course covering all of the cocktail basics led by members of our talented bar staff and find out how to craft cocktails like the pros. Attendees will learn the tools of the trade and how to properly measure, shake, stir, & strain. Each attendee will also get hands-on to make & enjoy two classic cocktails during the course.
Info:
5:30pm: Door opens; drinks and dinner by The Roosevelt Room available for purchase 7:30pm: Concert 9:30pm: Post-Concert Artist Meet & Greet 11:00pm: Event ends Valet $15
Artists:
Geoffrey Herd,violin Jonathan Brown, viola Clive Greensmith,cello Anna Petrova, piano
Program:
Franz Schubert String Trio in B-flat major, D. 471
Felix Mendelssohn Piano Trio in C minor, Op. 66
— Intermission —
Caroline Shaw Thousandth Orange
Robert Schumann Piano Quartet in E-flat major, Op. 47
A limited number of student tickets is available for middle school, high school and college students. Ticket holders must present a valid student ID at check-in.
Renowned for their spellbinding performances and singular sound, the Danish String Quartet makes only a handful of U.S. appearances each year—Austin is among the few. Hear them live in an evocative program blending classical masterworks with original pieces from their acclaimed album Keel Road. The evening unfolds as a celebration of Nordic artistry, with Scandinavian-inspired food and drink and a contemporary Danish art exhibition curated by Unchained Art Gallery.
Exclusive afterparty with the artists at Here Nor There: 11pm – 1am. $75 add-on at checkout.
Dress code: Cocktail chic, with the option for elevated elegance
5:30 pm: Danish Art Exhibition, food and drink available for purchase by Here Nor There 7:30 pm: Concert 9:00 pm: After Concert Mingling 11 pm: Event ends 11 pm: Exclusive after party at Here nor There
Artists: The Danish String Quartet Frederik Øland, Violin Rune Tonsgaard Sørensen, Violin Asbjørn Nørgaard, Viola Fredrik Schøyen Sjölin, Cello
Program: Igor Stravinsky Three Pieces for String Quartet Johnny Greenwood Suite from “There Will Be Blood” Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 16 in F Major, Op. 135
Intermission
Danish String Quartet (arr.) Original compositions and traditional tunes
A limited number of student tickets is available for middle school, high school and college students. Ticket holders must present a valid student ID at check-in.
Welcome to an Extraordinary Concert Experience with two of jazz’s most distinct voices, Joshua Redman and Paul Cornish. Set in the stunning MusicBox home and paired with delicious food and drink by the Roosevelt Room, attendees will experience these distinguished artists in unparalleled intimacy. After the concert, enjoy an exclusive opportunity to mingle with the artists.
All-inclusive ticket includes food, drink, valet, and artist meet and greet.
Dress Code: Elevated Cocktail Attire
Artist:
Joshua Redman, saxophone Paul Cornish, piano
Info:
6:00 pm: Open Bar and Dinner served by the Roosevelt Room 7:30 pm: Concert Time 8:45 pm: Artist Meet and Greet; Drinks, dessert, and mingling 11:00 pm: Event end
DINNER MENU SALAD & APPETIZERS
SALADE VERTE
bib lettuce, torn basil & mint, shallot, with roasted pepita dressing (gf, df, vg, v)
FENNEL & ONION STUFFED MUSHROOM
roasted cremini mushrooms stuffed with fennel, garlic, panko, & caramelized onions (vg, df & v optional)
2312 San Gabriel St Austin,
TX
78705United States512-476-5845 View Venue Website
The Joshua Redman Quartet takes the stage with selections from their stunning new album, Words Fall Short. Redman and his peers rank among the most sophisticated jazz musicians of our time. Don’t miss this chance to hear this renowned quartet in the historic Tex-Fed Mansion. For this special evening, The Roosevelt Room will help transform the Mansion into an intimate jazz lounge, complete with expertly crafted cocktails and thoughtfully curated bites.
Artists:
Joshua Redman Quartet Joshua Redman, saxophone Paul Cornish, piano Philip Norris, bass Nazir Ebo, drums
Info:
Door time: 7:45pm Concert Time: 9pm Close Time: 11pm
Show is 75 minutes without intermission Dress code: Cocktail chic, with the option for elevated elegance
A limited number of student tickets is available for middle school, high school and college students. Ticket holders must present a valid student ID at check-in.
1121 E 7th St, Austin, TX 78702
TX
United States(512) 710-8832 View Venue Website
Join Ensemble ATX and Here Nor There in a celebratory opening night of music, craft cocktails, and community—capped by an intimate afterparty at Austin’s hidden speakeasy. Performed by a powerhouse ensemble of internationally acclaimed artists, the program explores chamber music from Schubert to Elgar. The evening features Lone Star Living—Here Nor There’s recently released cocktail menu celebrating Texas. Following the performance, join an exclusive afterparty with the musicians at Here Nor There’s hidden downtown location — an opportunity to connect over conversation, cocktails, and shared experience.
“As we launch our third season, and Here Nor There begins their 8th year, we want to collectively thank our beautiful community that supported and shaped our histories. To us, there is no place on earth quite like Austin, and Texas more broadly. The energy, passion, weirdness, the international influences and local histories, and the blend of old and new, make our community one of a kind. We warmly toast to Texas and all of you that have joined us on our journeys, and all of you who will become part of our future!” – Geoff and Anna
Exclusive afterparty with the artists at Here Nor There: 11pm – 1am. $75 add-on at checkout. Ticket includes a palette cleanser, cocktail, and a bite.
5:30pm: Doors open; food and drink by Here Nor There available for purchase 7:30pm: Concert 9:00pm: After Concert Mingling 11pm: Event ends 11pm: Exclusive after party at Here nor There Valet $15
Artists:
Anna Petrova, piano Alexander Sitkovetsky, violin Geoffrey Herd, violin Milena Parajo van de Stadt, viola Camden Shaw, cello
Program:
Franz Schubert Quartettsatz, C minor, D 703 Johannes Brahms Piano Trio No. 3 in C minor, Op. 101 Karim Al-Zand The Art of Conversation Edward Elgar Piano Quintet, Op. 84
A limited number of student tickets is available for middle school, high school and college students. Ticket holders must present a valid student ID at check-in.
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