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During the center's 20th-anniversary season, two local fixtures in classical music, Sylvan Trio and Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra, make their Presenting Series debuts. The planned program includes a selection of works, including French composer Vincent d'Indy's Concerto for Flute, Cello, Piano, and Strings, Op. 89. This piece, written in 1926, was the composer's final orchestral work and promises an engaging dialogue between an intimate solo group and a larger ensemble.

The Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra (NDSO), directed by Daniel Stowe, is an ensemble of 80-90 musicians performing orchestral music from the 18th to the 21st centuries. The Sylvan Trio — comprising Suzanne Bona on flute, Josh Aerie on cello, and Greg Kostraba on piano — explores new music as well as pieces from the standard repertoire.

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