Members of San Antonio’s creative community gathered for a special evening of live music, libations, and conversation at the home of Dan and Ellie Morrison, as Chamber Connexions, a program of the Classical Music Institute (CMI), hosted an intimate salon-style performance on January 30th. This exclusive event brought together world-renowned musicians from The Escher Quartet and pianist Adam Golka, offering a unique blend of artistry and dialogue designed to educate and inspire members of San Antonio’s creative professional community. The night served as a platform to foster greater appreciation for The Orchestra San Antonio and its educational partner, CMI, which continues to shape the city’s cultural landscape through music education and world-class performances.

The evening was elevated by an informative and engaging discussion led by Daniel Anastasio, a distinguished local pianist, music educator, and founder of Agarita Chamber Ensemble. Anastasio’s insights into the music, combined with the masterful performances, created a deeply immersive experience for attendees. The event not only celebrated chamber music’s timeless beauty but also underscored its power to unite and inspire. With the warm ambiance of a private home setting and the artistry of internationally acclaimed musicians, guests left the event with a renewed enthusiasm for supporting CMI’s mission and the continued growth of San Antonio’s classical music scene.

To learn more about Classical Music Institute, and how to support The Orchestra San Antonio, its professional orchestra, and its programming such as Chamber Connexions, visit cmi-sa.org and connect with them on social media @classicalmusicinstitute.