Celebrate with us in person or via link Sunday, Nov. 15 at 3:00pm

British & American Music for Winds and Piano
November 15, 2026 at 3:00 pm

Gordon Jacob - Sextet
Libby Larsen - Barn Dances
Daniel Baldwin - Landscapes
Madeleine Dring - Trio

The Nebraska Chamber Players next concert series continues Sunday, November 15 at 3:00 pm. NCP pianist, Jack Rinke will be playing on each piece of this concert. Jack has announced that this will be his last season with NCP so please plan to attend the Sunday concert and celebrate Jack's tenure with NCP-there is a rumor that cake is involved!

If you are unable to attend please use this link to live stream the Nov. 15 concert: https://youtube.com/live/KLelgYZZiQo?feature=share


Joining Jack on Gordon Jacob's Sextet will be Joyce Besch, Lindsay Bartlett, Alyssa Case, Ed Love, and Ric Ricker. Then Lindsay Bartlett, Ed Love, and Jack Rinke perform Barn Dances by Libby Larsen, followed by Daniel Baldwin's Landscapes with Ed Love, Joyce Besch, Ric Ricker, and Jack Rinke. The fourth piece, Trio by Madeleine Dring, is played by Lindsay Bartlett, Alyssa Case, and Jack Rinke.

Our performance home is the Unitarian Church of Lincoln, 6300 A Street. Friday concerts at 7:30 pm, Sunday concerts at 3:00 pm.
Doors open 30 minutes before each performance. Season passes and single tickets available in advance or at the door. Children 10 & under FREE

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February 12 & 14, 2027
Katie and Harp
featuring Katie Wychulis, Harp and Adrienne Dickson, Mezzo-Soprano

Jenni Brandon - Ahead of All Parting
Jacques Ibert - Deux Interludes
Maurice Ravel - Five Popular Greek Melodies
... and more

April 16 & 18, 2027
Spring Grandeur

Camille Saint-Saëns - Caprice on Danish and Russian Airs, Op. 79
Josef Rheinberger - Nonet in Eb Major, Op. 139
... and more

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On Friday, October 31 & Sunday, November 2, 2025, the all PDQ Bach program included “Blaues Gras” Cantata featuring Steve Hanson on banjo along with mandolin specialist, Ted Eschliman, and many others for a total of 17 musicians on that piece. There were NCP strings, Baritone Trey Meyer, and Tenor Christian Cardona to add Cantata-esque notes, plus a rendition of Sheep May Safely (or not so much) Graze by NCP flutist Lindsay Bartlett joined by Southwest’s own, Alyssa Wilhelm. The concerts were very well attended providing loads of irreverence, laughter, and fun for all. Here are a few photos from the PDQ Bach concerts, courtesy of Loretta Love and Karen Chittick.