Final Fridays @ the Conservatory
End your month on the right note by joining us for Final Fridays @ the Conservatory! Catch an exciting musical performance, then enjoy some great company and coffee, compliments of Myrtle & Cypress Coffeehouse.
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End your month on the right note by joining us for Final Fridays @ the Conservatory! Catch an exciting musical performance, then enjoy some great company and coffee, compliments of Myrtle & Cypress Coffeehouse.
This performance features the best local area musicians in a chamber concert setting, showcasing wonderful classical music from a variety of periods.
Come hear the first of four spectacular chamber concerts in June! From Bach to Mozart to Shaw, there is music for everyone to enjoy! Mozart had a reputation as a prankster, as you’ll hear in his mischievous musical joke, where all the rules and regs come crashing down in the hilarious final chord. Then, off to the court of Brandenburg, with Bach's famous Concerto No. 1. Paired with these classics is a hauntingly gorgeous string quartet composed by Caroline Shaw.
Join us for an exciting lunchtime concert at the Omaha Conservatory. In February, we're featuring Guitar Artist-Faculty Andrew Stickman performing original compositions and some Villa Lobos greatest hits! Visit our Eventbrite page for more info on the rest of spring concerts.
The ending of our three-concert Heritage series concludes with a rich sampling of Brahms’s glorious compositions, beginning with solo piano works and five of his Magyar-spiced Hungarian Dances for Piano Four Hands.
Join us for an exciting lunchtime concert at the Omaha Conservatory. In February, we're featuring Guitar Artist-Faculty Andrew Stickman performing original compositions and some Villa Lobos greatest hits! Visit our Eventbrite page for more info on the rest of spring concerts.
Free lunch-time concert at the Conservatory. Enjoy networking, coffee, and bite-size performances from our Artist-Faculty.
Well known and cherished works by the “Wunderkind” of the Romantic era, Felix Mendelssohn, grace the second 2026 Heritage Series concert