Welcome to the 2024-2025 season of Concerts from the Library of Congress, which offers a vivid and diverse array of concerts, conversations, lectures and film screenings that range across genre and style to mark a century of extraordinary music at the nation’s library.
This season continues to celebrate a century of landmark concerts in spring 2025, offering a rich and diverse kaleidoscope of classical music, jazz, pop, folk and dance events, with a major focus on contemporary American voices across genres. The season centerpiece includes the premiere of the Library of Congress commissions from three significant American composers; ania Léon, Chris Otto and Jlin will honor a distinguished tradition of support for contemporary composition established in 1925 by series founder Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge.
Subscribe to the “In the Muse” Blog and our Emails to receive future announcements. All events are presented free of charge to the public. January and February events will be available December 11 at 10 a.m. ET. March and April events will be available for registration on January 15 at 10 a.m. ET. May and June events will be available on March 12 at 10 a.m. ET. Patrons are encouraged to sign up for the waitlist if an event is sold out, to be notified if tickets become available. The Library encourages walk-up patrons who do not have a ticket to come for a RUSH pass, anticipating being able to admit passholders based on no-shows and cancellations.
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