called by the LA Times, "one of the top jazz pianists in the world" 

Charlotte Blake Alston returns to Gretna Music to bring her stories to the Playhouse.

Multiple GRAMMY Award Nominee Jazz vocalist 

Master of the bandoneon (a cousin of the accordion), Julien Labro, teams up with Gretna Music favorite, guitarist Allen Krantz, for a concert of light classical favorites including the tango nuevo music of Astor Piazzolla.

 Called “the world’s reigning male chorus” by The New Yorker, San Francisco's Grammy® award-winning group is back by popular demand for the second time at the Playhouse in Mt. Gretna!

From shelters to showbiz, these canines will have you smiling the whole show. 

Empire Wild is a genre-bending, crossover trio formed as a vehicle for fusing the sounds of pop, folk, Broadway, and more into a signature sound all their own.

Genre-bending, crossover trio gets kids excited about music in their GM4K show.

GRAMMY® nominated musicians performing Rachmaninoff's 2nd Elegiac Trio 

Formed in 2009, they have evolved from a loose collection of Louisiana street musicians into a world-class ensemble dedicated to taking the traditional New Orleans sound to audiences around the world. From spirituals to Depression-era blues, from ragtime to traditional jazz, their barnstorming performances evoke the rich heritage of their New Orleans roots.

15-year-old Nora Brown "has a host of roots music legends pouring out of her fingertips and through her lips," says the Bluegrass Situation. Dedicated to the traditional banjo music of eastern Kentucky and Tennessee, and to the soulful ballads of the south, Nora possesses a music wisdom and intense relationship with the music that is far beyond her years.

These three talented young artists will play an all-strings, all-Mozart program featuring Wolfgang's incredible Divertimento, K. 563. Manhattan Chamber Players is a chamber music collective of young musicians, who have been awarded top prize winners from the Banff, Fischoff, Naumburg, Rubenstein, and Tchaikovsky competitions.

15 year-old banjo wonder, Nora Brown, will share her love of bluegrass with her audience.

Miranda Cuckson specializes in delighting listeners with her versatile and expressive playing of music from the newest creations to the oldest pieces in the repertoire.

The duo wowed us with a virtual performance last summer. If you caught it, you know you'll need to be there to hear them live. If you didn't, whatever you do, don't miss them twice!

Pianist Conrad Tao and Dancer-Choreographer Caleb Teicher are astonishing in this program of music and tap.

The fabulous Wister Quartet is Gretna Music's unofficial house band. Gretna Music newcomers the Dalí Quartet are an ensemble that "leaves the audience almost dancing in the aisles." (Peninsula Review) Each group takes on one of Beethoven's youthful Op. 18 quartets (Dalí for our matinee, Wister in the evening), before joining together for Mendelssohn's exuberant octet.