Our 8th season, 2025-2026, begins with “Winter Serenades,” a program featuring guest violinist Megan Karls, along with core TCCP members Melanie Keller, flute, Ryan Klein, oboe, and Chad Spears, piano. Works by Beethoven, Mozart, Beeftink, Bunch, and Rubstov will be rounded out by original compositions for solo piano by our very own Chad Spears!

Click here to view the program pdf.

Saturday, January 10, 2026, 3:00 PM, Red Rock Christian Church

Sunday, January 11, 2026: 3PM, Southminster Presbyterian Church

Suggested donations:

$25/adults

$15/students, seniors, active military and veterans

Children under 13: free

10% of donations collected at the door will go to Idaho Concerts in Care, whose vision is to provide as many professional quality concerts to as many residents in care homes as possible in the Treasure Valley, with a scope to expand throughout Idaho.

Violinist Megan Karls enjoys a creative career across the Intermountain West as the newly appointed Concertmaster of the Wyoming Symphony and member of the Spokane Symphony and New Mexico Philharmonic. An in-demand leader, Megan is also a regular guest concertmaster for the Bozeman Symphony, Billings Symphony and Opera Montana among others. In the summers, she performs with the Britt Festival Orchestra and as Principal Second Violin with the McCall Mountain Symphony.

Before moving to Spokane this season, Megan spent 12 years concertizing and touring with the Cascade Quartet, chamber music artists-in-residence with the Great Falls Symphony. As a recitalist and educator, Karls has appeared on stages from El Salvador to Bulgaria, Oaxaca to Italy as well as one-room and reservation schools across Montana- continually melding a love of travel with her love for music.

Passionate about commissioning and the creation of new works that reflect our home communities and current times, Karls became the first woman in classical music to be awarded the Montana State Arts Council’s biennial Artist Innovation Award in 2021 and was a recipient of the Yale School of Music Distinguished Educator Award in 2015. She holds degrees with honors in Violin Performance and Government from Lawrence University and the University of Iowa.