About This Event
Parts of the Whole
Saturday, October 17, 2026 | 7:30 pm
Abiding Love Lutheran Church
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Interim Music Director
General admission - $20
Youth 18 and under - FREE!
Military, Seniors, Educators, and College Students - $15
✨ The journey continues.
As the second stop in our Journeys of Wonder and Beauty season, Parts of the Whole invites you to experience the Austin Civic Orchestra in its most intimate form. This chamber concert brings you inside the music — where individual voices, small ensembles, and unexpected combinations reveal the colors that shape the orchestra’s larger sound.
From a solo moment to a 20‑member string ensemble, each performance becomes a step along a musical path filled with curiosity, character, and connection.
🎶 Program Highlights
- Suite from Dido and Aenea by Henry Purcell performed by a String Orchestra with continuo
- Purpose, for viola and guitar by Anton von Sehrwald performed by Ronda von Sehrwald, Viola and Anton von Sehrwald, Guitar
- Trio in A Minor for Clarinet, Cello and Piano Op.114 by Johannes Brahms (first movement) performed by YuHua Olphint, Clarinet, Jacob Lambert, Cello, David Kaplan, Piano
- Trio in C major, Op 87 by Beethoven (selected movements) performed by Raymundo Garcia, Violin, Madeline Warner, Oboe, Amy Crandell, Bassoon
- Concerto for 4 Horns and Piano by Heinrich Hübler performed by Christine Simpson, Alyssa Collins, Kathy Nolen, Denise Stiglich - Horn and Lan Kratzcke, Piano
- Rosita and Recuerdos de la Alhambra by Francisco Tarrega performed by Raymundo Garcia, Guitar
- Le Nozze di Figaro Harmoniemusik by Mozart and arranged by Wendt (selected movements) for Woodwind Octet
🌟 Join us on this next step of the journey — where every part reveals new beauty.
Comp tickets
Youth are always free. Adult comp tickets click here.
Make a Gift
When you purchase your ticket(s), you can also make a gift that directly enhances your concert experience. Your gift directly strengthens the music you love. A small donation helps bring students into our outreach programs, puts new sheet music on our stands, and keeps performances vibrant and accessible for the whole community. Whether you give $5 or $500, your support becomes part of every note you hear.
Public Transportation
Bus #333 stops near the concert location. Plan your trip.
Parking for Abiding Love
Abundant free parking is available next to the concert location.
A huge thank‑you to the businesses supporting the ACO this concert!
By choosing this business, you help keep the arts vibrant in Central Texas — strengthening the music, the musicians, and the community we share.
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts, an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, and an Elevate Grant of Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment
This event was made possible, in part, through the support of Associated Chamber Music Players (www.acmp.net). The mission of ACMP is to stimulate and expand the playing of chamber music for pleasure among musicians worldwide, of all backgrounds, ages and skill levels, by connecting people and supporting chamber music activities for individuals, groups and institutions.
About This Event
Parts of the Whole
Saturday, October 17, 2026 | 7:30 pm
Abiding Love Lutheran Church
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Interim Music Director
General admission - $20
Youth 18 and under - FREE!
Military, Seniors, Educators, and College Students - $15
✨ The journey continues.
As the second stop in our Journeys of Wonder and Beauty season, Parts of the Whole invites you to experience the Austin Civic Orchestra in its most intimate form. This chamber concert brings you inside the music — where individual voices, small ensembles, and unexpected combinations reveal the colors that shape the orchestra’s larger sound.
From a solo moment to a 20‑member string ensemble, each performance becomes a step along a musical path filled with curiosity, character, and connection.
🎶 Program Highlights
- Suite from Dido and Aenea by Henry Purcell performed by a String Orchestra with continuo
- Purpose, for viola and guitar by Anton von Sehrwald performed by Ronda von Sehrwald, Viola and Anton von Sehrwald, Guitar
- Trio in A Minor for Clarinet, Cello and Piano Op.114 by Johannes Brahms (first movement) performed by YuHua Olphint, Clarinet, Jacob Lambert, Cello, David Kaplan, Piano
- Trio in C major, Op 87 by Beethoven (selected movements) performed by Raymundo Garcia, Violin, Madeline Warner, Oboe, Amy Crandell, Bassoon
- Concerto for 4 Horns and Piano by Heinrich Hübler performed by Christine Simpson, Alyssa Collins, Kathy Nolen, Denise Stiglich - Horn and Lan Kratzcke, Piano
- Rosita and Recuerdos de la Alhambra by Francisco Tarrega performed by Raymundo Garcia, Guitar
- Le Nozze di Figaro Harmoniemusik by Mozart and arranged by Wendt (selected movements) for Woodwind Octet
🌟 Join us on this next step of the journey — where every part reveals new beauty.
Comp tickets
Youth are always free. Adult comp tickets click here.
Make a Gift
When you purchase your ticket(s), you can also make a gift that directly enhances your concert experience. Your gift directly strengthens the music you love. A small donation helps bring students into our outreach programs, puts new sheet music on our stands, and keeps performances vibrant and accessible for the whole community. Whether you give $5 or $500, your support becomes part of every note you hear.
Public Transportation
Bus #333 stops near the concert location. Plan your trip.
Parking for Abiding Love
Abundant free parking is available next to the concert location.
A huge thank‑you to the businesses supporting the ACO this concert!
By choosing this business, you help keep the arts vibrant in Central Texas — strengthening the music, the musicians, and the community we share.
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts, an award from the National Endowment for the Arts, and an Elevate Grant of Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment
This event was made possible, in part, through the support of Associated Chamber Music Players (www.acmp.net). The mission of ACMP is to stimulate and expand the playing of chamber music for pleasure among musicians worldwide, of all backgrounds, ages and skill levels, by connecting people and supporting chamber music activities for individuals, groups and institutions.