London to Dublin! Music Concert from Timeless Concerts, Saturday July 17, 8 pm

July 17 will be Timeless Concerts' first performance at the Lake House by Lake Arlington. It's hot in the summer. Dress as casually as you wish...shorts, sundresses, athletic wear, be comfortable. The performers will not be in formal wear this time.

From the beautiful compositions of great composers of England and Ireland, to the jigs of the countryside, you will be entertained by the music presented. As always, Timeless Concerts will feature music by composers well-known from the countries highlighted (Holst, Vaughn-Williams and Andrew Lloyd Webber) but also a few new discoveries (Vincent Kennedy and Thomas Dunhill). One of our featured works will be a chamber music version of the ethereal "Lark Ascending", by Vaughn-Williams, based on the poem of the same name by George Meredith.

Performing for you will be violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, violinist/violist Tim Angel, pianist Erik Barnes, tenor Don O'Neal LeBlanc, soprano Sabrina Romero-Wilson, and cellist Jim Higgins. Table seating (for up to 8) is available with complimentary wine, soft drinks and dessert plates. BYOB is allowed.

Tickets: Table seating $35 general, $30 senior 60+, college $15, youth age 11-17 are free (one youth per one paying adult).

Music at the Museum with Symphony Arlington

Symphony Arlington Announces 2016-17 Concert Lineup

Mini Pop Up Artisan Market at Symphony Arlington's April Concert

Enjoy some visual art along with the marvelous music of Symphony Arlington's April 2016 concert at Arlington Music Hall. Two local DFW artisans will have their creations on display for your perusal.

Mother's Day is just around the corner. Shop for local, handmade, unique gifts before the concert and during intermission. Doors open at 6:30 pm for concert goers. Enjoy browsing from a selection of cards, jewelry, photographic art, miniature paintings and more from Eclectic Design Choices and Van Art Life. If you are not in the market for a gift please stop by to enjoy the works of these local artisans and perhaps pick up a business card for future reference.

Timeless Concerts Presents an Evening at Downton Abbey

Many are sad that the Downton Abbey series on PBS is ending! Chamber music ensembles, such as our trio, performed often in the parlors of homes like Downton Abbey. During the late Edwardian era the series portrays, there was much rich, romantic music composed in London, by composers such as William Hurlstone (1876-1906), a pianist, composer and teacher at the Royal Academy of Music in London. His composition style reflected his love of Brahms and Schubert. Timeless Concerts will perform Hurlstone’s trio in G. Also popular at the time, composer Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958), wrote beautiful songs that will be sung by their tenor, Don O’Neal LeBlanc, and soprano Judith Rodriguez. The musicians will be in period costume and invite you to come dressed from the era as well.


Saturday, April 23, 8:00 pm
Atrium 1 inside BRIT
1700 University Drive, Fort Worth, TX
Concert performers: Pianist Heejung Kang, violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, cellist Karen Maddox Smith
Post-concert pianist/vocalist Erik Barnes will take your requests from jazz to favorites for dancing.


Complimentary fruit/cheese/desserts. Cash bar.
Tickets: $35 combo concert/raffle, $29 general, $25 senior 60+, $15 college. Under 18, free. More information on the Timeless Concerts website.

Symphony Arlington St. Patrick's Day Concert With Trumpeter Kyle Sherman

Valentine's Special - Timeless Concerts

Saturday Feb. 13, 8 p.m.
Arlington Museum of Art
201 West Main, Arlington 76010

The Valentine's Special of Timeless Concerts is the perfect evening out with gorgeous instrumental and vocal music, plus interesting stories about the composers and songs. There will be romantic music from musicals and operas performed by our extraordinary tenor Don O’Neal LeBlanc and superb soprano Judith Rodriguez, accompanied by strings and piano. In addition, enjoy Argentinian tangos and previews of upcoming concerts. Post-concert you can dance to pianist-vocalist Steve Stroud with his trio, or just give him your requests!

There will be a complimentary fruit/cheese/dessert buffet and BYOB is allowed.

Instrumentalists: Pianist Heejung Kang, violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, cellist Karen M. Smith.

TICKETS: $55 general, $45 senior (60+) and $25 college students. Please make your reservations by clicking the tickets tab on Timeless Concerts' website or call 817-303-4189. Please try to reserve seats at least one week prior, or if later, call the number above about availability.

Symphony Arlington's January 2016 Concert

Brent Buemi, clarinet
Jin Hyoun Baek, guest conductor
Thursday, January 14, 2016 | 7:30PM

WEBER Ruler of the Spirits Overture

COPLAND Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Le Coq d'Or Suite

All performances begin at 7:30PM

ARLINGTON MUSIC HALL
224 N. Center Street
Arlington, TX 76011

Single Tickets as low as $16.50!

All are available by telephone (817-385-0484), fax (817-274-3593) or online.

Timeless Concerts Presents an Evening in Ireland

Discover a beautiful blend of French impressionism, English pastoral melody, and Irish folk tunes in the music of Ernest Moeran (1894-1950), often called the “Vaughan Williams of Ireland”! Timeless Concerts will also play the seldom heard Moeran piano trio in D Major. Some jigs and reels will be included, of course! The concert wouldn’t be complete without famous songs of Ireland, to be sung by opera singer, Jeffrey Snider.


An Evening in Ireland will be held at BRIT at 8:00 pm on Saturday, November 7. Musicians for this concert are pianist Heejung Kang, violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth and cellist Karen Maddox Smith. Post-concert pianist/vocalist will be Steve Stroud. There will be complimentary fruit/cheese/desserts and a cash bar.

Tickets: $35 combo concert/raffle (raffle tickets are $10 each at the concert), $29 general, $25 senior 60+, $15 college, under 18 free.

Timeless Concerts Presents - An Evening in Italy

Join Timeless Concerts for a concert and dance on Sat., Sept. 13, at 8 p.m. at the Arlington Museum of Art.

Put on your Gucci and come hear Martucci! Giuseppe Martucci composed music at a time when operas overshadowed instrumental music. His second symphony has been called "the beginning of the rebirth of non-operatic Italian music." We will perform his trio #1, and we know our operatic tenor Don O’Neal LeBlanc will enchant you with his stunning arias of Puccini, Mascagni and other audience favorites.

Concert musicians are pianist Heejung Kang, cellist Karen Maddox Smith, and violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, founder and artistic director of Timeless Concerts.
Reserve your seat for a passionate evening of great music by Martucci and conversation with other music lovers. After the concert, dance to music from the big band era to musicals or jazz by pianist/vocalist Steve Stroud. Enjoy complimentary desserts, fruit and cheese, water, soft drinks and bring your favorite wine.

Tickets are $29 for general admission, $25 for seniors (60+), and $15 for college students. Youth 11-18 are free with a paying adult. Purchase your reservations online or call 817-303-4189. Doors open 7:30 p.m. Private table seating for 2 or up to 8. Casual dress. Reserve seats at least one week prior to the concert.

This concert is sponsored by; Dennis Hevia Photography, Mr. and Mrs. John Edstrom, Ralph and Alice Sobel, Pianotex, Downtown Arlington Management Corporation and the Arlington Museum of Art. Tax-deductible donations with your ticket purchase help Timeless Concerts continue to bring beautiful, timeless music to the Metroplex.

Timeless Concerts presents: Girls Gone Composing!

Saturday June 21, 2014, 8:00 pm
Arlington Museum of Art
201 West Main Street, Arlington, TX

Women composers of the late 19th century had to put up with comments like the following one by a famous composer of the time, “I never believed that a woman could write something such as this. She knows all the clever tricks of the composer’s trade!” That comment was made about Melanie Bonis of Paris, who had her music published under the manly name “Mel” Bonis. We’ll play her gorgeous piano trio (piano, violin and cello) for you, which for Impressionism fans, is reminiscent of Debussy and Ravel! Also, expect a surprise from a female composer currently living in Dallas! Tenor Don LeBlanc will return to sing exquisite songs by, or about women. Concert musicians are: pianists Heejung Kang and David Dubiel, violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, cellist Karen Maddox Smith and tenor Don O’Neal LeBlanc. Post-concert pianist and vocalist will be Steve Stroud.

TICKETS: $29 general, $25 seniors 60+. $15 college students. One youth 11-18 free with one paying adult.

About Timeless Concerts

The hour-long concert will be followed by a party, with live music from the big band era to today’s musicals or jazz, when requests and dancing are welcome! Table seating is available for 2 to 8. Doors open at 7:30, concert begins at 8:00. Complimentary soft drinks, fruit/cheese/dessert buffet is included in the ticket price and you may bring your own wine. Please try to purchase tickets at least 1 week in advance.

Rachmaninoff Concert by Timeless Concerts

Saturday April 26, 2014, 8:00 pm
Arlington Museum of Art
201 West Main Street, Arlington, TX

Sergei Rachmaninoff was born in Russa in 1873, and died in Beverly Hills, CA in 1943. His piano concertos are always a staple in the required repertoire of the Van Cliburn piano competitions. The music of this most beloved composer has been used in many movies, including "Some Like It Hot", starring Marilyn Monroe. The wonderful romantic, yet modern harmonies of Rachmaninoff are a favorite of our audience. His piano trio (piano, violin and cello) is every bit as wonderful as his orchestral works, as are his songs that will be sung by one of our favorite tenors, Don O'Neal LeBlanc.

TICKETS: $29 general, $25 seniors 60+. $15 college students.

About Timeless Concerts

There is nothing else in north Texas like Timeless Concerts! Professional musicians and sometimes vocalists, in a relaxed atmosphere, perform anything from classical to contemporary to international music on piano and strings. The hour long concerts are followed by a party with live music from the big band era to today’s musicals. Requests and dancing are welcome. Table seating is available for 2 to 8. Doors open at 7:30, concert begins at 8:00. Complimentary wine bar (BYOB allowed), soft drinks, fruit/cheese/dessert buffet is included in the ticket price. Please try to purchase tickets at least 4 days in advance.

Timeless Concerts: Valentine Concert & Dance 2014

The Valentine Special by Timeless Concerts is their most popular event. Treat your sweetheart to a romantic evening out on Saturday, February 15, starting at 8:00 pm at the Arlington Museum of Art.

Timeless Concerts will be playing their spicey Piazzolla tangos, most romantic songs of Broadway, and a few surprises and previews of future concerts. Enjoy the most beautiful music of all time...timeless! Their post-concert band, the Steve Stroud Trio, will be back to play your favorites for dancing!

The 8:00 pm concert at the Arlington Museum of Art will be followed by a dessert buffet. Ticket prices: $50 general, $40 seniors. Private table for 2, $115. Order tickets online or make checks available to Timeless Concerts. There is a purchasing deadline of 24 hours in advance prior to each concert.

Timeless Concerts Presents: An Evening in Spain

Saturday September 21, 2013 - 8:00 pm
An evening in Spain is a fundraising event for Timeless Concerts, held at the home of Delores & Richard Pell.

Having received a standing ovation by our audience the last time we played music by Joaquin Turina, we knew that this composer we love, was loved by all; his music returns! Turina was born in Seville, Spain in 1882. He employed local Spanish colors and folk music in his most successful musical pieces. Having also studied in France, he adopted conventional European forms of the Impressionist Era, making his music even more imposing. Also to be performed on this concert are the works of composers Pablo de Sarasate of Pamplona, Spain (1884-1905) and Isaac Albeniz.

This concert's musicians are violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, cellist Karen Maddox Smith, pianist David Dubiel, violist Yvonne Ciminiello. POST-CONCERT pianist Steve Stroud.

More information, including how to purchase tickets is found on Timeless Concerts' website.

Timeless Concerts Presents: An Evening in Italy

Italian music from several eras, presented by Timeless Concerts, will make an exciting concert for everyone. They will begin their concert with a composer you may have never heard of: Wolf-Ferrari. In addition, the concert will include the exciting instrumental music of Vivaldi (known for his “Four Seasons”), and the opera arias of Puccini.

Musicians for the evening's concert are pianist David Dubiel, violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth, cellist Karen Maddox Smith, and soprano Sabrina Romero with guest violinist, Emily Klophaus. 

The hour-long concert on Saturday, June 22 will be followed by a party with more live music, when requests and dancing are welcome. Table seating is available for 2 or up to 8. Doors open at 7:30 and the concert begins at 8:00 pm. A complimentary wine bar (or BYOB), soft drinks, fruit/cheese/dessert buffet, tax and gratuity are all included in ticket price. Please try to purchase at least 7 days in advance. ($29 general, $25 seniors 60+, $15 college students) You can purchase tickets online. Casual dress is recommended.

Timeless Concerts Presents: April in Paris

Included in this concert will be the popular French song, “April in Paris”, since this concert is of the same title! David Robinson will sing several French songs of his choosing as well. The featured composer will be Charles-Camille Saint Saens, born in Paris, France. Timeless Concerts' musicians, pianist, Heejung Kang; violinist LeeAnne Chenoweth and cellist, Oliver Schlaffer will perform the second of his two piano trios (for violin, cello and piano). He composed this wonderful piece while vacationing on the coast of Algeria. In the busy piano part of the opening movement, one can hear the rise and fall of the waves of the ocean St. Saens enjoyed so much. The four movements of his trio are each very different, beautiful, and interesting.

The hour-long concert on Saturday, April 20 will be followed by a party with more live music, when requests and dancing are welcome. Table seating is available for 2 or up to 8. Doors open at 7:30 and the concert begins at 8:00 pm. A complimentary wine bar, fruit/cheese/dessert buffet, tax and gratuity are all included in ticket price. Please try to purchase at least 5 days in advance. ($29 general, $25 seniors 60+, $15 college students) Reservation information can be found on Timeless Concert's website. Casual dress is recommended.