• Annette Bauer, recorder
• Tim Rayborn, lutes, plucked strings, flutes, percussion

Medieval music ensemble Cançonièr presents The Garden Enclosed, a program of virtuosic music of the 13th and 14th centuries from Italy, France, Spain, Romania, England and Scandinavia.

Pianist Mark Anderson has recorded several CDs with Nimbus Records and has performed throughout North America, Europe and Japan. BBC Music Magazine awarded his recording of Liszt "Record of the Month" and said "Here is a supreme musical talent with clear ideas on interpretation.... A splendid disc." Mr. Anderson's performance will feature Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition as well as works of Mozart, Chopin, Liszt and Debussy.

• Anthony Martin, violin
• Tyler Lewis, violin
• William Skeen, viola da gamba

This accomplished ensemble play trios and solos from six nations by Lully, Corelli, Buxtehude, da Selma, Schmelzer & Purcell, followed by The Apotheosis of Lully—a grand tour of 17th century Europe and a grand unification project by Couperin attempting to synthesize the various national styles.

Suzanne Macahilig, pianist, known to audiences in the Bay Area, returned to California after study and performances in New York City, Europe and Canada. The New York Concert Artist Guild named her "a big talent [and] love for music" and The New York Times praised her performance at Carnegie Recital Hall's Weill Hall as having "sensitive musical feeling." According to the Coast Weekly, she projects "terrific energy and imagination…unabashed passion of the musical feeling."

Ms. Macahilig's program will include Beethoven, Mendelssohn, and Chopin.

• Lara Bruckmann, soprano
• Eva-Maria Zimmermann, piano

ChamberBridge presents a program introducing the new hot-shot composers from UC Berkeley, UC Davis and two universities in Switzerland. The evening will feature a piece by Gabriela Lena Frank and the premiere of a work written for ChamberBridge by Swiss composer Christian Henking.

• Russ Button, trumpet, cornet, flugelhorn
• Eric Wayne, trumpet, cornet, flugelhorn
• John Kinney, tenor trombone
• Brian Taylor, tenor trombone
• Scott Sterling, bass trombone

The five-piece brass band Horns a Plenty has one foot in J.S. Bach, the other in Duke Ellington, and plenty of brass in between. With a distinctly discriminatory policy in favor of trombones, cornets and flugelhorns, Horns a Plenty wants to squeeze as much music as it can out of each note. It's Bach, Sousa, ragtime, Dixieland and swing all fighting to be in first place. Horns a Plenty takes no prisoners!

• Pala Garcia, violin
• Henry Kramer, piano

The final performance of the Trinity season!. Both recent alumni of the Juilliard School, Bay Area native Pala Garcia and Henry Kramer began a lasting collaboration during their studies there and have since appeared together in recitals and masterclasses across the country. Their joint recital will include an exciting and diverse offering of masterworks by Beethoven, Debussy, Cage and Adams, among others.