String Theory at the Hunter

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String Theory at the Hunter

Bringing world's greatest chamber music to Chattanooga! Their artistry creates dynamic musical dialogues that leaves audiences spellbound.

In Partnership with Lee University and the Hunter Museum of American Art, String Theory is a chamber music series bringing inspiring evenings of the best chamber music to Chattanooga, TN. Offering superb musical performances in an artistically satisfying setting, this series features some of the world’s most sought after musicians. The one-hour concerts include chamber classics as well as music of

our time. Presenting intimate music in a museum setting has long been a tradition at prestigious institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, and the Phillips Collection in Washington D.C. This series has already become part of the cultural fabric of Chattanooga. Founded in 2009 by pianist, Gloria Chien, String Theory aspires to expose new audiences to chamber music, invigorate the local classical music scene, and cultivate a future generation of music lovers.

06/12/2026

🎻 WE'RE HIRING! 🎻

String Theory is growing! We’re seeking passionate, dedicated professionals to join our team in two key roles: Development Manager and Operations Manager. Each will play a vital part in shaping the next phase of String Theory.

If you're someone who loves music, thrives in a creative environment, and believes in String Theory's mission of bringing world-class chamber music to Chattanooga, this could be your next chapter. 🎵

Click here to learn more and apply: https://linktr.ee/stringtheorycms

04/24/2026

What a night to remember✨

Our season finale, String Celebrations, brought together NINE world-class musicians for a spectacular evening of artistry, virtuosity, and exuberance!

To every artist, patron, and friend who has been part of this journey - thank you for turning String Theory from a beautiful dream into a reality. We are so grateful for this community that continues to support our mission of introducing new audiences to chamber music, invigorating the local classical music scene, and cultivating the next generation of music lovers for the past 17 years.

The best is yet to come - we can’t wait to share Season 18 with you. Stay tuned. 🎻✨

04/13/2026

TOMORROW! Celebrate String Theory’s Season 17 Finale with a bang! Join us as we bring together NINE All-Stars for a program that showcases the breadth, beauty, and bravura of chamber music for strings.

The program opens with Finnish composer Olli Mustonen’s Nonetto II. Written for nine solo string players, this work features warmly expressive melodies but also volleys of brash, energetic themes. Dvořák’s Terzetto in C Major offers a nostalgic shift in scale and timbre. For our grand Finale, eight musicians join forces for Mendelssohn’s Octet in E-flat Major, a work of astonishing brilliance and youthful exuberance.

You don’t want to miss this!

LAST MINUTE TICKETS: bit.ly/ST17finale

04/10/2026

Thomas Van Dyck is a highly respected bassist and chamber musician, known for his work with leading orchestras and ensembles. Equally at home in orchestral and chamber settings, he brings clarity, resonance, and rhythmic vitality to the ensemble. His musicianship anchors and elevates every performance he joins.

Hear him live at String Celebrations, April 14 at 6:30pm at the Hunter Museum in Chattanooga. Join us for an unforgettable evening of Mustonen, Dvořák, and Mendelssohn. bit.ly/ST17finale

04/09/2026

Described as an artist of “elegance and intensity,” cellist Edward Arron has earned acclaim for his rich tone and insightful interpretations. A beloved chamber musician and artistic leader, he brings a deep sense of connection and storytelling to every performance. His playing is both powerful and nuanced.

Don’t miss Edward at String Celebrations on Tuesday, April 14 at 6:30pm at the Hunter Museum. Featuring Mustonen’s Nonetto II, Dvořák’s Terzetto, and Mendelssohn’s Octet. bit.ly/ST17finale

04/08/2026

Cellist Nina Lee is praised for her refined technique and expressive playing. A passionate chamber musician, she is known for her ability to blend seamlessly while maintaining a distinctive expressive voice. Her playing is both intimate and compelling.

Hear at String Celebrations, April 14 at 6:30pm at the Hunter Museum in Chattanooga. An evening of Mustonen, Dvořák, and Mendelssohn awaits. bit.ly/ST17finale

04/07/2026

A founding member of the Brentano Quartet, violist Misha Amory is widely respected for his thoughtful musicianship and deep commitment to the chamber music tradition. His artistry reflects intellectual rigor with expressive nuance. Amory’s performances are known for their warmth, clarity, and collaborative spirit.

Experience 's musicianship at String Celebrations, April 14 at 6:30pm at the Hunter Museum. Featuring music by Mustonen, Dvořák, and Mendelssohn. bit.ly/ST17finale

04/06/2026

For more than two decades, violist Nicholas Cords has been at the forefront of a unique constellation of projects as a performer, educator, and cultural advocate, with a signature passion for the intersection of the long tradition of classical music and the wide range of music being created today. He is a founding member of Brooklyn Rider and the former violist and Artistic Director of Yo-Yo Ma's Silkroad Ensemble.

Join us for String Celebrations on Tuesday, April 14 at 6:30pm at the Hunter Museum and hear Nick in an exciting program of Mustonen, Dvořák, and Mendelssohn. bit.ly/ST17finale

04/03/2026

Violinist Arnaud Sussmann has been praised for his “unique sound, bravura, and sensitivity” (The Strad). A versatile artist, he is equally at home as a soloist and chamber musician, bringing elegance and intensity to his performances. His playing is marked by both emotional depth and technical brilliance.

Hear Arnaud live at String Celebrations on Tuesday, April 14 at 6:30pm at the Hunter Museum in Chattanooga—an evening of masterworks by Mustonen, Dvořák, and Mendelssohn. bit.ly/ST17finale

04/02/2026

Alexi Kenney has been called “a talent to watch” by The New York Times, with a tone ranging from the achingly fragile to full-bodied robustness. A leading voice of his generation, he approaches music with curiosity and insight, crafting programs that connect tradition with fresh perspective. His refined tone and introspective style make him a standout in both solo and chamber repertoire.

Don’t miss Alexi at String Celebrations, April 14 at 6:30pm at the Hunter Museum. Featuring Mustonen’s Nonetto II, Dvořák’s Terzetto, and Mendelssohn’s Octet. bit.ly/ST17finale

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37403

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