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60TH ANNIVERSARY GALA with LE CONSORT

  • Libby Gardner Concert Hall 1375 Presidents' Circle Salt Lake City, UT, 84112 United States (map)

60th ANNIVERSARY GALA SPONSORS

  • Season Sponsor: Available
  • Title Sponsor: Available
  • Presenting Sponsor: Available
  • Concert Sponsor: Available
  • Artist Sponsor: CARTER FOSS
  • Living Stage Arrangements Sponsored by CACTUS & TROPICALS
  • Catering Sponsor: Available

Please save the date for the Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake City’s 60th Anniversary Gala on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at Libby Gardner Concert Hall. The evening will include a catered dinner, auction, and unforgettable performance featuring one of Europe’s leading Baroque ensembles, LE CONSORT. All proceeds from our 60th Anniversary Gala support the work of the Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake City.

TICKETS

  • Season Passes include one complimentary Gala Concert Ticket (Dinner Tickets will be sold separately)

  • Presidents Circle Memberships include one complimentary Gala Dinner & Concert Ticket per member.

  • Stay tuned for additional details and ticket pricing information.


Concert Details

Estimated duration: TBD


Montéclair
– Plainte for 2 violins
Albinoni – Sonata Prima, Op. 1
Gentili – Sonata Prima, Op. 1
Porpora – Trio Sonata, Op. 2, No. 3
Telemann – Sonata in D Major for Cello and Basso Continuo
Telemann – Trietto in D Major TWV 42 : D2
Telemann – Corellisierende Sonaten (Sonata III)
Biber – Passacaglia for solo violin
Bach – Trio sonata in G-Major, BWV 1039
Bach – Larghetto BWV 972
Geminiani – La Follia

Listen to the music on Spotify (coming soon)
All timings are approximate. Program and artists subject to change.


Featured Performers

LE CONSORT

Théotime Langlois de Swarte, violin
Sophie de Bardonnèche, violin
Hanna Salzenstein, cello
Justin Taylor, harpsichord

Le Consort, a leading baroque chamber ensemble, comprises four young musicians who interpret the trio sonata repertoire with enthusiasm, sincerity, and modernity.  The group’s mission is to bring together compelling musical personalities in the service of chamber music from the repertoire of the 17th and 18th centuries.  From Corelli to Vivaldi, from Purcell to Couperin, the dialogue between the two violins and the basso continuo displays a wealth of contrasts between vocality, sensuality and virtuosity.  Le Consort takes this genre, the quintessence of baroque chamber music, and interprets it with a personal, dynamic, and colorful language. 

With a core which has remained constant since their founding in 2016, Le Consort performances approach a level of musical integration typically found in long-standing string quartets.  In 2017 they claimed First Prize and the Audience Prize at the Loire Valley International Early Music Competition, chaired by William Christie.  Their most recent recording, Philarmonica was praised by Gramophone for “Historically informed performance worn so naturally, and works known so intimately, that these musical stories could have come from Le Consort's own pens and souls.” Their previous recordings, including OPUS 1 (featuring the unpublished sonatas of Jean-François Dandrieu), and Specchio Veneziano (trio sonatas of Vivaldi alongside music of his less familiar contemporary, Giovanni Reali), have earned numerous awards and extensive critical acclaim. 

In October 2024, Le Consort returns to North America for concerts in California, Michigan, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ottawa, Canada  The ensemble has performed extensively throughout Europe, including at Radio France Auditorium and Louvre Auditorium (Paris); the Dijon Opera; the Deauville Easter Festival; the Arsenal in Metz; the MA Festival Brugge and in Antwerp de Singel (Belgium); the Pau Casals Foundation (Spain); and at the Misteria Paschalia Festival in Krakow (Poland).  They have also been featured on numerous broadcasts on France 3, France Musique, France Inter and Radio Classique.

Le Consort is in residence at the Banque de France, the Singer-Polignac Foundation, and the Abbaye de Royaumont.


Sample the Music

Program TBD


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Whether you’re a seasoned chamber music lover or brand new to classical music concerts, we are thrilled you’re considering spending an evening with the Chamber Music Society! Please check out the resources below to help plan your special night out, or consider attending one of our free Pre-Concert Talk at 6:30 p.m. before the performance. If you have any additional questions, don’t hesitate to contact us. We hope to see you soon!

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