Sunday Concert Series
Sundays 2:00 p.m.
Carnegie Community Room
The Sunday Concert Series began in 1979. The library has hosted hundreds of musicians, singers, and professional performers from a wide variety of musical styles.
October 4: Guitarist Brad Conroy *
Come and enjoy an intimate performance which features music of 19th Century composer Giulio Regondi, Spanish composers Isaac Albeniz and Enrique Granados, a few of Brad’s originals, and a premier of a new work dedicated to him by Eduardo Morales-Caso.
October 18: Petra van Nuis & Dennis Luxion
Chicago-based duo, vocalist Petra van Nuis and pianist Dennis Luxion, return to the Carnegie stage for a spectacular jazz performance.
November 1: Elgin Symphony Orchestra: Cello and Piano Duet *
Cellist Matthew Agnew and pianist Joe Labozetta will perform the works of Arvo Pärt, Ola Gjeilo, Bach, Vivaldi, and Saint Saens.
November 14: WWII Radio Hour with Matt & Cynthia Gruel
Step back in time with Matt, Cynthia, and a special guest performer as they bring the spirit of the 1940s to life in The WWII Radio Hour! This trio will delight audiences with beloved hits.
January 10, 2027: ZAZZ
The ZAZZ Trio seamlessly weaves the vibrant energy of jazz with the timeless beauty of classical music. Exploring the playful overlap between the two genres, their performances are a masterclass in musical synergy. Featuring Deb Zelman on clarinet, saxophone, and vocals, Gail Sonkin on piano, and Julian Webb on bass, this ensemble of classically trained, performing jazz artists delivers an afternoon of pure fun.
January 24, 2027: Alba Quintet Performs Vivaldi’s Four Seasons*
The Alba Quintet features a flute with four amazingly talented string players to perform all Four Seasons by Vivaldi. Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons remains one of the most iconic works in classical music to this day. Composed in the early 18th century, this set of violin concertos vividly portrays the shifting moods and imagery of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. The flutist and violinists alternate between the concerto and orchestral parts for a performance not soon to be forgotten.
*The Sunday Concert Series is sponsored in part by the St. Charles Public Library Foundation.