Earlier this month we introduced you to El Paso Pro Musica which has become an iconic symbol of the art and culture scene of El Paso.   We encourage you to get out and about from your home in Pinon Trails to enjoy some warm and wonderful music and movies in and around the city of El Paso.

According to the organization’s website El Paso Pro-Musica “strives to emotionally move, delight, and educate audiences through an annual concert season of chamber music. “  In addition to the concerts, they have a wide variety of special community projects, education programs and performances. 

We’re continuing our focus on the arts this month by listing more opportunities for you and your family to enjoy indoors during the winter months.

January 24
Zuill Bailey “Back to Bach”
St. Clements Church
Church of Saint Clement
3:00 p.m.
 The Festival features the Finest Musical Artists in the World including, “The Tempest Trio,” describes as “an exciting blend of experience and youthful energy.” Cellist Ralph Kirschbaum, called “an upper echelon cellist,” who performs with the World’s Leading Orchestras will return to the region. EPPM also celebrates the 10th Anniversary Collaboration with the El Paso Symphony Orchestra and the World Premiere of the Daugherty Cello Concerto featuring Artistic Director and World Renowned Cellist Zuill Bailey.


January 28
Bach’s Lunch
El Paso Museum of Art
12:00 pm
 Bach’s Lunch is a Free Musical “Informance” designed to give music lovers a Sneak Peek of the Festival Concerts with in-depth conversation from the Musical Artists and Artistic Director and World Renowned Cellist Zuill Bailey. This Season celebrates the 10th Anniversary Collaboration of Bach’s Lunch and the El Paso Museum of Art. “Bach’s Lunch,” is generously sponsored by Les Parker and United Bank of El Paso del Norte.
 
January 29
Quint Quinet
Atkinson Recital Hall – NMSU
New Mexico State University
7:30 p.m.
An evening of the finest “Nuevo Tango” music with the Quint Quintet, led by violinist Philippe Quint.