Repertoire and performers subject to change without notice.

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Tues June 24, 7pm

Grace Episcopal Church

1314 E University Ave, Georgetown TX 78626​

"Bach in Paris ca. 1935"

Dr. David Polley: organist

Organ works of J. S. Bach, Franck, Messiaen, Alain, Duruflé
•Pre-concert talk at 6:30pm
•Tickets $30/$25/$15​​​​

Wed June 25, 11am

Georgetown Library

Hewlett Room
402 W 8th St, Georgetown TX 78626

“Bach’s Lunch”

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Andrew Brownell, piano and Michael Hix, baritone ​

A joint recital featuring works of J. S. Bach, Mozart and others, including Bach secular solo cantata BWV 203, Amore traditore.
•Pre-concert talk at 10:45 am
•1:00 pm City Post lunch following, Dutch Treat (limit 35 persons, must RSVP at texasbachfestival.org) ​

Tickets $30/$25/$15

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Sun May 18, 2pm

 Georgetown Public Library

Hewlett Room
402 W 8th St, Georgetown TX 78626

"David Asbury and Friends"​

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Dr. David Asbury, classical guitar​

​Transcriptions of Baroque 
 works of J. S. Bach, O'Carolan, Kellner, and others
•Pre-concert talk at 1:45pm
•Free admission (limit 200 persons)

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Sun June 29, 3pm

 First United Methodist Church
410 E University Ave, Georgetown TX 78626

The thrilling culmination of TBF’s 2025 Festival, featuring the Mozart Clarinet Concerto in A Major K 622

and his iconic Requiem K 626

Steven Girko, clarinet

Texas Bach Festival Choir

Texas Bach Festival Camerata
Barry Scott Williamson, conductor 

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Pre-concert conductor talk at 2:30pm
Tickets $35/$30/$20

      2025 Texas Bach Festival
       “Bach, Mozart and Beethoven:
               Succession of Genius”
           May 18, June 24-29 2025​

Fri June 27, 7pm

First United Methodist Church
410 E University Ave

Georgetown TX 78626

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"Defiant Genius"

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TBF’s resident string quartet presents monumental Beethoven quartets Opus 18 #1 and Opus 79 "The Harp"
•Pre-concert talk at 6:45pm 
•Tickets $30/$25/$15
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Thurs June 26, 11am

Georgetown Library

Hewlett Room
402 W 8th St, Georgetown TX 78626

“Q & A with the Maestro”

(aka “Grill the Maestro!”)

Come with your questions for TBF’s Maestro Barry Scott Williamson on subjects such as the 2025 Festival’s artistic impetus, the origins of the Mozart Requiem, the art of conducting or other areas of interest.
•Free admission (limit 250 persons))