Performances

Austin Chamber Center produces a full year of engaging and eclectic chamber concerts that tempt a variety of musical interests and sways. Led by Artistic Director Sandy Yamamoto since fall of 2024, programs are designed to engage beyond the concert hall and to personally interact with music loving audiences.

All concerts feature ‘live’ program notes that give you the low-down on the music, the composers, and the artists. Not only will you hear world-class interpretations of great music, you will come away with new insight about the music and the composers who wrote it!

Venues also range the gamut, from stylish private homes, to acoustically divine public halls, to unexpected club venues; ACMC appeals to the tastes of a broad range of music lovers and redefines what chamber music can be in the 21st century.

Concert Season

2026-2027 Concert Season The Austin Chamber Music Center’s 46th season brings world-class artists to Austin for seven extraordinary programs spanning classical tradition, film music, jazz, holiday celebration, and beyond. Grammy Award-winners, international competition champions, and genre-defying innovators share the stage, performing alongside our own Artistic Director Sandy Yamamoto in programs that are as surprising as they are beautiful. Whether you’re a lifelong chamber music devotee or simply looking for a live music experience that will stay with you, this is a season worth experiencing. Friday & Saturday Concert Information About Friday Concerts: Advance tickets and discount packages are available. Austin Chamber Music Center’s Friday Night Season Concerts are an up-close-and-personal setting for chamber music at the beautiful Draylen Mason Music…

Austin Chamber Music Festival

The Austin Chamber Music Festival takes over the classical music world in Austin every summer. By presenting local, emerging, and international-touring chamber artists, ACMC energizes the community with chamber music.

Community Concerts

Annual Pride, Global Heritage, and Black Composers concerts in cultural centers, and interactive programs in nursing/retirement homes, public schools, churches, and schools for the specially-abled.

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