The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center returns to The PAC with a three-concert series this season. American Visitors, the first, celebrates America’s musical diversity with works by Dvořák, Ysaÿe, and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.

Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center presents a program that examines the deep artistic and personal friendship between Robert and Clara Schumann and Felix Mendelssohn.

Violinist Renaud Capuçon joins Orpheus in a program that includes Jannina Norpoth's new arrangement of Pictures at an Exhibition, a new work by rising star Hanna Benn, and Prokofiev’s unflinching violin sonata.

The Slavic melancholy of Arensky gives way to the exuberant flair of Brahms as we juxtapose works in both popular and formal idioms: Arensky’s miniatures for children and Brahms’s Hungarian Dances show the composers at their crowd-pleasing best, while their two piano trios reveal the depth and mastery that earned each legendary status and lasting appeal.