Cello Plus Chamber Music Festival Tickets

The Cello Plus Chamber Music Festival is a cornerstone of Michigan State University’s College of Music, blending classical mastery with contemporary voices. Directed by Suren Bagratuni, an esteemed cellist and Tchaikovsky Competition Silver Medalist (1986), the festival celebrates its rich history—from roots tracing back to 2002 and a 20th anniversary marked in 2022 after a pandemic pause. Each year, performers come together for intimate chamber performances, masterclasses, and innovative programs that push the boundaries of cello repertoire.

As you plan your visit to East Lansing, know that the festival’s 2025 edition runs from October 6–10, 2025, with performances at Fairchild Theatre and Cook Recital Hall. Whether you’re a long-time supporter of classical music or new to the scene, we’ve got you covered for tickets, schedules, and insider details to secure your seats promptly.

For the 2025 program, expect a vibrant mix of tradition and experimentation, including Symphonic Dialogues, Jazz Infusion featuring Taylor Eigsti and Rodney Whitaker, and Gems for Cellos. Suren Bagratuni’s leadership ensures a thoughtful balance of contemporary and classical repertoire, with opportunities for audience engagement and performance insights during the festival week. Follow official channels for the latest updates and hands-on information about performances, venues, and accessibility at MSU in East Lansing.

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