Join us in our mission to cultivate classical music performance and education as a gateway to the arts.
a rigorous performance and pedagogy training program for string players, pianists, conductors, and vocalists.
The OPERA San Antonio-Classical Music Institute Young Artist Program is an intensive training program focusing on classical solo and chamber vocal music.
The 210 Festival Youth Program presents a distinguished opportunity for students aged 8–18 to explore and refine their talents as performers while cultivating essential musicianship skills.
Ascend aims to ignite a passion for classical music in young minds while fostering a nurturing environment for musical growth.
The CMI String Quartet Fellowship offers an exclusive chance for pre-formed quartets to engage in deep study with the acclaimed Escher Quartet in San Antonio, TX
The Orchestra San Antonio is proud to offer the TOSA Fellowship, an exciting new program for students to experience a full immersion of orchestral music. This fellowship is an unparalleled opportunity for young instrumentalists seeking to delve deeper into orchestral performance alongside a professional orchestra
The Orchestra San Antonio (TOSA), a proud resident company of the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, combines transformative performances, innovative education, and dynamic collaborations to enrich the cultural life of our city.
A celebration of classical music featuring concerts, workshops, and more! Join us in our mission to cultivate classical music performance and education as a gateway to the arts.
Chamber Connexions (CCX) aims to enrich San Antonio's cultural scene through the transformative power of chamber music.
Savor the Music is a multi-sensory experience that explores the harmony of cuisine and music. For a decade, Savor the Music has been key to connecting CMI’s mission of enriching lives through orchestral music education and performance to our larger San Antonio community.
Max Michael Jacob is the co-founder and bassist of the conductorless string ensemble “Shattered Glass.” Max earned his Bachelor of Music degree from Manhattan School of Music where he studied with Metropolitan Opera bassist Jeremy McCoy.
