It’s time for a new season.
A season to be enlivened, once again, by great artists and artistry. A season to enjoy the array of invigorating music venues our hometown has to offer. A season to come together—never taking for granted the sense of community and inspiration that a live concert brings.
To our community, our friends, we say: Welcome Back.
2022 CLIBURN CONCERTS
In Spring 2022, Cliburn Concerts returns, offering more variety of options than ever before, both in the kinds of concerts offered and the places you can hear them. If you’re relishing a return to a more traditional recital, we have those for you once again. If you now prefer a more casual experience, we have some we know you’ll love. Or you can mix and match. Curate your own season how you like, and we look forward to seeing you—and celebrating with you—very soon!
SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE ON SALE NOW
How they work:
purchase tickets to any three concerts, get 15% off your total; for four, 20% off; for five, 25% off!
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS ON SALE NOW
January 22, 2022 2:00 pm CST
Yekwon Sunwoo, 2017 CLIBURN GOLD MEDALIST
Yekwon takes part in a concert and conversation, moderated by Buddy Bray, with insights on his life since his 2017 win, as well as plenty of wonderful music.
With Buddy Bray, host
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
Cliburn at the Modern
February 11, 2022 8:00 pm CST
Junction Trio
"Watching the trio perform, one really couldn’t tell who was happier to be there — the rapt audience or the musicians, who threw themselves into repertoire they clearly love.... These three are onto something special." — The Boston Globe
With Stefan Jackiw, violin, Jay Campbell, cello, Conrad Tao, piano
Tulips Fort Worth
Cliburn Sessions
April 21, 2022 7:30 pm CDT
JENNIFER KOH, violin + VIJAY IYER, piano and composer
"She is a tireless champion of new music, but is also a nimble enough artist to hop among repertory staples and world premieres with stunning ease.” – The New York Times “There’s probably no frame wide enough to encompass the creative output of the pianist Vijay Iyer.” – The New York Times
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
Cliburn at the Modern