San Antonio Tuesday Musical Club
Artist Series to Celebrate 100th Anniversary
with 2023-2024 Season, featuring Four World-Class Performances
Offering concerts for the past 99 years of world-class artists to San Antonio, the Tuesday Musical Club’s Artist Series has hosted eminent artists such as Leonard Rose, Josef and Rosina Lhévinne, Angelika Kirchschlager, Arcadi Volodos, Chanticleer, The Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio, Joshua Bell, Nathan Gunn, Stephen Hough and Lawrence Brownlee.
Visit Artist Series page for complete bios of the 100th anniversary Artist Series artists.
All concerts occur on Tuesdays and last from 90 minutes to two (2) hours, with a 15-minute intermission.
Free parking is readily available at all concerts.
Seating is first come, first served; handicapped seating available.
FULL SEASON SUBSCRIPTION: Season passes include FOUR tickets for $100 plus a complimentary guest ticket with each subscription. Tickets can be used at ANY concert, in ANY combination, for maximum flexibility and enjoyment, and are on sale HERE and/or at the door approximately one hour before each concert.
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS: Individual tickets are $30 each and are on sale HERE and/or at the door approximately one hour before each concert.
Call 210-454-7956 for US mail order form.
Students WITH ID
always admitted free.
We sincerely thank the following for their underwriting of the Artist Series concerts: Mattie-Jennie Fund Trust; Marjorie Walthall Fund 2; Russell Hill Rogers Fund for the Arts; Robert & Silvia Ehlers in honor of Elaine Ehlers; Trinity University; Anne & Bruce Johnson; and Barbara & Blair Labatt.
Please contact us at satuesdaymusicalclub@gmail.com
if you want to be added to the Artist Series email notification list.
The Tuesday Musical Club welcomes all donations in support of its mission, especially its virtual concerts. As a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, contributions are fully tax deductible.
We appreciate your patronage, with best wishes for your continued health and safety.
About The Tuesday
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Tuesday Musical Club sponsors three outreach programs for the community
Artist SeriesSince 1923, the Artist Series of the Tuesday Musical Club has featured concerts by premier world-class artists, including Isaac Stern, Leonard Rose, Josef and Rosina Lhevinne, Angelika Kirchschlager, Chanticleer, Joshua Bell, Nathan Gunn, Stephen Hough and Lawrence Brownlee. The schedule for its centennial 2023-2024 Season is found here. |
Junior TMCThe Junior Tuesday Musical Club gives young people in grades 1 - 12 an appreciation of the beauty of music. This season the Juniors met monthly on Saturdays at the TMC Clubhouse, from September through February. The group meets, performs and learns from one another. The Juniors’ annual competition will take place on February 23, 2024; winners performed for TMC members during March meeting. |
Young Artists CompetitionSince 1956, a Young Artists Competition has been held each spring for serious college students of music who reside or study in Texas, with $10,000+ in cash prizes. The 2024 competition, focusing on piano, will be held March 9, 2024. |
I grew up in San Antonio, and those years were filled with encouragement for me. Tuesday Musical Club is a focal point for dedicated musicians. When you are around others who share your interests, you become exposed to new perspectives, interpretations and technique. This experience expands your understanding and range of possibilities, and piques your curiosity. For me, TMC was a place that kept the flame of my musical interests burning, gave me the opportunity to meet other pianists, and provided me with a platform for performance. For those reasons it was an invaluable place for me growing up; I would not have pursued a career in music without it. - Daniel Anastasio, 2017 Artist Series Performer | What the Tuesday Musical Club is doing for San Antonio is extraordinary and I encourage any and all of you to support such institutions…support them boldly and aggressively. The arts are a subject that concerns all of us (because) truth, beauty and goodness are important to us. The world needs a great deal more beauty. - Paul Jacobs, Grammy Award Winner
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