Organized in 1894 by students of Troy music teacher J. Albert Jeffery, and led by David Cowee, Jr., the Chromatic Club presented its first concert in February of 1895 featuring world renown artist Edward A. MacDowell.
From the first concerts or ‘musicales’, in private homes to the concert series of today, the aim of Troy Chromatic Concerts has been to bring musical programs of the highest caliber for the enjoyment of local audiences.
Next Wednesday, April 20th, Troy Chromatic Concerts will present pianist Lise De La Salle at Troy Savings Bank Music Hall at 7:30 with a pre-concert talk at 6:30.
Troy Chromatic Concerts next season will be its 120th.
Here to tell us more are Karl Moschner, President of Troy Chromatic Concerts and Evan Tublitz, Vice President of Troy Chromatic Concerts. Evan is also the Artist Selection Committee Chair and Education Committee Chair.
