​​​​​​​Sunday March 29, 2026 3pm  “Gems from the 20th Century”​​​​

Join us as we explore what music sounded like as the 19th century turned to the 20th. We open by contrasting the innocent charm of Saint-Saëns’ Tarantelle with the mordant wit and modernist snap of Stravinsky’s L’Histoire du soldat. After Hugo Wolf’s frolicsome, sun-on-terracotta Italian Serenade, we finish with a tempestuous quartet by Teresa Carreño, the larger-than-life Venezuelan known as the "Valkyrie of the Piano"!

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LCM members Theresa Norris, flute; Chris Cullen, clarinet; Janey Choi, violin; Daryl Goldberg, cello; and Beth Robin, piano will be joined by guest artists Sasha Margolis, violin, and Junah Chung, viola. This program is made possible in part by a grant administered by the Bergen County Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs from funds granted by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

 

Admission is *free* for all concerts, with a suggested donation of $25 for adults.​

 

Sunday February 15, 2026, 3pm  “Romance in the Air

"If music be the food of love, play on."
- William Shakespeare

 

Warm your hearts on Valentine's weekend with the passionate melodies and lush harmonies of the Leonia Chamber Musicians performing:
J. Ibert's Deux Interludes

F.E. Fesca's Flute Quartet in A major
C. Franck's Piano Quintet in f minor

with guest artists: Ellen dePasquale (violin) & Julie Goodale (viola)

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Sunday October 5, 2025 - Benefit Salon Concert​
The Leonia Chamber Musicians kicked off the new season with a Benefit Salon Concert. Music & mingling, paired with brunch bites & bubbly were enjoyed at the Boyd House, where generations of Leonians have enjoyed music in its truest intimate chamber setting!

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Sunday October 19, 2025, 7pm   Library Gala​
Musical pairings with wines of Italy, Germany, France and Argentina  

 

Sunday November 16, 2025, 3pm  “Potpourri of Sound”

Ludwig van Beethoven’s Piano Trio, Op. 11 (“Gassenhauer-Trio”) for piano, clarinet and cello opened our season. Next on the program was French composer Maurice Emmanuel’s Sonata for Flute, a delightful work utilizing harmonies of Ancient Greece with lively folk dance rhythms. The operatic Trio Op, 63 for flute, cello and piano by German Romantic composer Carl Maria von Weber concluded the afternoon.​ 

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