Chamber Music Series
The 18th season of the Vero Beach Museum of Art and the Atlantic Classical Orchestra’s celebrated partnership begins in January 2026. You will not want to miss this intimate gathering in the Leonhardt Auditorium. Tickets include admission to the galleries, so come early to take in the exhibitions.
Advanced Series Discount *Available through October 31, 2025
$75 per person for Museum Members and ACO Subscribers only
Chamber Music Series is presented in partnership with the Atlantic Classical Orchestra, who curates and performs the full season lineup. The Museum is not currently accepting outside performance proposals for inclusion.
To register for any program, use the links provided, or call us at 772.231.0707 x 116
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Sunday, January 18, 2026 at 3:00pm | Music and Nation
The string quartet feels ubiquitous today, but in the 18th century, it was just taking shape. Through his dozens of quartets, Haydn established, honed, and elevated the form, shaping our modern understanding of it. We’ll hear one of his most beloved works, followed by Dvořák’s vibrant and lyrical G Major Quintet. By augmenting the quartet with double bass, Dvořák expands the ensemble’s sonic palette, creating a rich and unexpectedly complex sound world that celebrates the warmth and spirit of his Bohemian roots.
Sunday, February 15, 2026 at 3:00pm | Melody and Counterpoint
In a sea of traditional chamber music, there are occasional atolls of unusual instrumentation. Mozart’s Oboe Quartet is one of the first—a jewel of invention and charm. Written for his friend, the virtuoso oboist Friedrich Ramm, the piece was designed to showcase both Ramm’s dazzling technique and the expressive range of the newest, most advanced oboe. At turns showy and heartrendingly lyrical, the oboe stands in as a kind of proxy for Mozart’s favorite instrument: the human voice.
Following the Mozart, we turn to Bach’s Goldberg Variations, in Dmitry Sitkovetsky’s elegant arrangement for string trio. This luminous reimagining brings Bach’s counterpoint into sharp relief, offering clarity, intimacy, and a fresh perspective on a timeless masterwork.
Sunday, March 15, 2026 at 3:00pm | Kaleidoscope of Expressions
Duo Beaux Arts, a Steinway Ensemble, offers a program of piano duet repertoire that blends charm, lyricism, and brilliance. Highlights include Schubert’s deeply expressive Fantasy in F Minor, selections from Ravel’s evocative Mother Goose Suite, Chabrier’s spirited España, and a graceful transcription of Johann Strauss Jr.’s Blue Danube Waltz.