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“As a piano teacher, I don’t set a goal of perfection,” says Mirela Chisbora. “I am more a guide on a musical journey. I offer a map and a compass, and help my students set and achieve their goals. The journey is different for each individual.” With considerable expertise and experience, Mirela is a wise and supportive guide.

Cape Symphony’s percussion students already know Brad Conant is someone special. Beyond his impressive skills and accomplishments as a drummer, he’s a versatile, supportive teacher and an upbeat, energetic person. It’s immediately clear that Brad loves his job. Spending time with him, you come away feeling that positive energy too.

Cape Symphony presents “Passport to Hungary” on Saturday, January 27, 2024 at 7:30 PM, and Sunday, January 28 at 3:00 PM at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center.

If you’re ever lucky enough to get in conversation with Cape Symphony Concertmaster and Managing Artistic Principal Jae Cosmos Lee, you might miss your next appointment, but you won’t care. When you meet a friendly, fun person who knows an awful lot about a great many things, and is always jazzed to learn more, time just doesn’t seem to matter.

Looking to put some pure fun in your Cape Cod winter? Have we got a band for you! Kotoko Brass combines beautifully complex Ghanaian drumming, robust Caribbean bass and keyboards, and joyous New Orleans horns to create a unique and jubilant sound The Boston Globe describes as “propulsive, infectious party music.”

As Cape Symphony gears up for our “Passport to Hungary” concert on January 27 and 28, 2024, we are delighted to introduce guest conductor Kevin Fitzgerald, who will lead your Cape Symphony Orchestra in this magnificent program.