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Audience members will have the opportunity to conduct Richarlita live using simple cue cards
Audience members will have the opportunity to conduct Richarlita live using simple cue cards
On an evening of remembrance, music becomes both memory and hope. Inspired by the quiet beauty of Debussy’s Beau Soir, this salon concert gathers works of lyricism, intimacy, and quiet brilliance, inviting audiences to pause, reflect, and find solace in shared musical experiences.
As we commemorate September 11, these timeless works remind us that even in moments of profound loss, beauty endures, communities come together, and music continues to offer comfort, resilience, and light.
Taiwanese-British musician Shu-Wei Tseng 曾淑偉 returns to Between the Bars this September, inviting us to step into the ingenious world of dance in the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. Discover how a young cellist, destined to become a world sensation, almost single-handedly brought Bach’s once-neglected Cello Suites back into the spotlight, transforming these Baroque masterpieces into some of the most iconic and beloved works for solo cello and beyond.
Join NACMS artistic director and erhuist Dr. Andy Lin and pianist Kelly Lin for an intimate exploration of program music through 新婚別 (The Newlywed's Farewell), a contemporary work inspired by the Tang dynasty poem by Du Fu (712-770).
Join clarinetist Yu-Ting Cheng, associate director of NACMS, and pianist Yeontaek Oh as they explore Poulenc’s clarinet sonata and more—discovering how clarinet and piano become equal partners, constantly trading melody, accompaniment, and musical storytelling between two voices.
As we come to the close of AAPI Heritage Month this May, we are thrilled to welcome Award-winning singer-songwriter Cheeyang Ng to the Between the Bars series. Join us for a special evening of music, storytelling, and conversation celebrating Asian American voices and artistry.
An Evening of Resonance: Chamber Music, Bel Canto, and Original Pop Music
Bringing Community Together to Benefit Young Artists and Promote Music Education
室内樂, 古典美聲, 流行音樂的共振之夜
以音樂連結社區,共同支持公益
What does Taiwan sound like to the world? In this special Artist Talk & Piano Performance, internationally acclaimed pianist Chun-Chieh Yen(嚴俊傑) invites audiences on a musical journey through the sounds and stories of Taiwan.
New Asia Chamber Music Society’s Annual Mother’s Day Concert is a celebration of love, gratitude, and remembrance. This year’s program is dedicated to the memory of Patsy Fang Chen, a cherished supporter and mentor whose warmth and generosity touched countless lives in our community.
Featuring works by Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, and beloved Asian repertoire, the evening traces an emotional journey from gentle intimacy to blessing and joyful celebration. Through chamber music and cross-cultural expression, the concert honors the nurturing spirit of motherhood and the enduring bonds that connect generations.
This April, Between the Bars welcomes Paige Su 蘇珮卿 with a workshop like you’ve never experienced before. Paige Su is a rare singer-songwriter who performs original music while singing and playing the electric harp within a full band setting. A multi-instrumentalist and composer, she is also proficient in piano, flute, Indian bansuri, orchestration, and film scoring.
he Sakura Salon Concert is an intimate springtime gathering celebrating Japanese and East Asian musical traditions through chamber music, traditional instruments, and contemporary compositions. Paired with curated sake tasting and light Japanese cuisine, the afternoon invites guests to experience music not only as a performance, but as a shared cultural and social moment.
Presented by the New Asia Chamber Music Society (NACMS) in collaboration with Ya Ya Mandarin Seeds, this program uniquely integrates music, language, and storytelling in a family-friendly format.
This March, Between the Bars welcomes Duo YUMENO with a program where East meets West, as the shamisen meets the cello.
In celebration of the Lunar New Year, New Asia Chamber Music Society partners with the Museum of Chinese in America to present Strings of Fortune, a festive evening of classical string music. Blending beloved Chinese folk melodies with works by Asian and Asian American composers, the program weaves tradition and innovation into a vibrant musical tapestry. Artistic Director Andy Lin will shine a spotlight on the erhu, the expressive traditional Chinese string instrument, revealing its remarkable versatility and emotional depth. Join us for an evening of music that welcomes the New Year with warmth, resonance, and joy.
Harpist Kristi Shade will walk audiences through the harp’s fascinating mechanics, its role throughout history, and the many colors it can produce, with live demonstrations and performance throughout. Ideal for first-time listeners, curious minds, and anyone looking for a thoughtful, inspiring Sunday afternoon.
Join the Thanksgiving Duo — violinist Wei-Chung (Daniel) Chiang and pianist Lin-En (Lynn) Kuo — along with NACMS musicians for an intimate evening of chamber music. Returning to New York after decades of performing and teaching, the duo presents a program rich in warmth, lyricism, and musical storytelling — a heartfelt celebration of gratitude, artistry, and lifelong partnership.
The stage is set for a night of unforgettable music as we welcome some of the winners of the 3rd New Asia International Music Competition to the stage. With exceptional musical talent, these young artists have captured the hearts of audiences and judges alike, earning the top prize and the opportunity to share their incredible talents with the world.
In commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the passing of Teresa Teng, legendary icon of Mandarin pop music, composer and pianist Winnie Yang has reimagined Teng’s beloved classics into elegant chamber music arrangements for piano and string quintet.
Titled after the acclaimed album Timeless Charm (永恆的魅力), released by Rhymoi Records in China, this concert blends lyrical beauty and classical refinement to pay heartfelt tribute to a timeless voice that continues to inspire generations.
Location: Theater, PianoPiano Rehearsal Studios
37 W 65th St 4th Floor, New York, NY 10023
Join us on November 9, 2025 for the 10th Annual Benefit Gala Concert and Dinner “Bridging Generations: A Celebration of Music and Membership” in Lower Manhattan!
Doors open at 5:00 PM | Concert starts at 6:00 PM | Dinner from 7:00 PM
Through a vibrant and diverse program spanning Mozart’s luminous Clarinet Quintet, Haydn’s radiant Sunrise Quartet, Beethoven’s brilliant Razumovsky finale, and Martinů’s sparkling Madrigals, alongside Prokofiev’s evocative Overture on Hebrew Themes and Vivaldi’s imaginative La Notte, the evening embodies our mission to unite cultures, generations, and audiences through the transformative power of chamber music.
The acclaimed Duo YUMENO will take a musical journey to reflect on the changing of the seasons with a diverse program including its commissioned works by American and Japanese composers.
Featured Artist: Soo Kyung Park, flute
As the sun sets over Manhattan, enjoy sweeping skyline views, fine wine served to complement the music, and an unforgettable program of chamber music classics and contemporary works.
Featured Artist: KOE (flute and cello duo with Eva Ding & Emma Kato)
Featured Artist: Andy Lin (viola) and Yu-Ting Cheng (clarinet)
Featured Artist: Jin Yang, pipa
Featured Artist: Yoko Reikano Kimura, koto
Join us for a night of sophisticated musical storytelling, where French impressionism meets German romanticism and Austrian classicism, celebrating Ravel’s enduring legacy.
Featured Artist: Andy Lin, erhu
Enjoy springtime and masterpieces by Beethoven and Mozart in an intimate salon setting
Featured Artist: Yu-Ting Cheng, clarinet
Featured Artist: Shu-Wei Tseng, cellist
Topic: Cello & Dances
Welcome the Year of the Snake with an enchanting salon concert that intertwines the elegance of classical Western music with the vibrant energy of Chinese traditions. Featuring a unique ensemble of violin, viola, cello, erhu (Chinese violin), and pipa, this performance takes you on a musical journey celebrating the themes of renewal, transformation, and festivity.
Join us for a special Between the Bars series featuring Wei Sun, an accomplished guzheng player, as we celebrate the spirit of the Lunar New Year. This exclusive Sunday afternoon event will include an introduction to the guzheng’s history, mesmerizing demonstrations, and a stunning final performance.