Celebrate Spring

Celebrate the season with an unforgettable evening of music in The Buffalo History Museum’s State Court, featuring our extraordinary 125-year-old Steinway piano. This special concert, inspired by the theme “Celebrate Spring,” brings together timeless works for solo piano alongside evocative songs from America’s rich musical past.

The program showcases works by legendary composers including Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Liszt, and Morton Feldman each selected to highlight the depth, resonance, and historic character of the museum’s Steinway. These iconic piano works are paired with art songs by pioneering American composers from the early 20th century, including Amy Beach, Margaret Bonds, Charles Ives, and Florence Price, whose music reflects a blossoming national voice in classical music.

The unique acoustic environment enhances every note, allowing the piano’s century-old voice to resonate with warmth and clarity.
The evening features an exceptional lineup of performers: bass-baritone Jaman Dunn-Danger, soprano Tiffany Du Mouchelle, and pianist Eric Huebner whose artistry brings this thoughtfully curated program to life.

Together, these works and performers invite audiences to reflect on renewal, beauty, and the enduring power of music while celebrating spring through sound, history, and shared experience.

There will be a cash bar, museum members will receive 2 drink tickets with their ticket purchase.