Known for her “scene-stealing” charisma, soprano Amy Owens’ career has taken her to some of America’s most beloved venues, as she performs with acclaimed symphonies, philharmonics, operas, ensembles, theatres and art song societies around the country. A versatile collaborative artist and respected pedagogue, pianist Kendra Bigley has performed frequently at The Trust Performing Arts Center more »

From the Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, pianist Xun Pan will be joined by Luigi Mazzocchi and Dana Allaband, violin; Petula Perdikis, viola; Sara Male, cello; and Brent Edmondson, double bass. Since its postwar beginnings, the Lancaster Symphony Orchestra has sought to provide the vibrant arts community in Lancaster with outstanding performances, unique repertoire and educational services, more »

Internationally renowned piano soloist Congyu Wang has garnered acclaim as a recitalist, accompanist, and chamber musician. ​Born in Singapore, he has enjoyed success in many international piano competitions. Appearing in over 800 recitals, Wang has performed for VIPs, ambassadors, diplomats, and dignitaries worldwide. He has released two albums and is an ambassador to several charitable more »

For 50-plus years, Canadian Brass has served as a pioneer to bring the excitement of brass music to new audiences worldwide. With a full range from Baroque and Dixieland to new compositions, the hallmark of any Canadian Brass performance is spontaneity, virtuosity, and fun—but never at the expense of the music. With over 130 albums, more »

Chamber Music America’s 2024 Ensemble of the Year, the Philadelphia-based Dalí Quartet reaches audiences across the U.S., Canada, and South America with Latin American music. Dr. Christopher Shih enjoys a dual career as physician and concert pianist. Called a “thoughtful musician,” he has performed in major venues worldwide. A board-certified gastroenterologist in Lancaster, Shih is more »

Hailed as a “tremendously gifted” pianistic powerhouse, Russian-born Asiya Korepanova began learning piano at the age of 4, starting composing at 6, and made her orchestral debut at age 9. She is recognized as a composer, visual artist and poet. Her repertoire encompasses over 60 piano concertos and solo works ranging from the early Baroque more »

Since its inception in 2005, VOCES8 has toured venues around the globe. Now, the world-renowned British a cappella octet comes to The Trust Performing Arts Center in Lancaster as part of its 100-concert tour across the U.S., United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Performing an extensive repertory in both concert and collaboration with leading musicians, more »

One of the founding members of the Lancaster International Piano Festival, renowned pianist and chamber musician Xun Pan teaches at Millersville University and is a visiting professor at many universities and conservatories in China. He will be joined by Philadelphia Orchestra cellist Priscilla Lee and violinist Dara Morales at The Trust Performing Arts Center in more »