2026-2027
75th Anniversary Season
2026-2027 Season Schedule
Schedule subject to change.
All concerts are held in the George and Sharon Mabry Concert Hall, APSU, 462 Eighth Street, Clarksville, TN unless otherwise indicated in the performance description.
Béla Fleck
Grammy Award-winning banjo master Béla Fleck opens CCCA’s 75th Anniversary Season with an evening of extraordinary musical artistry.
Join the Clarksville Community Concert Association as we celebrate our 75th Anniversary Season with Béla Fleck, one of the most innovative and influential musicians of our time.
Through a career spanning bluegrass, jazz, classical, folk, and world music, Fleck has redefined what is possible on the banjo and expanded its role far beyond traditional boundaries. A multiple Grammy Award winner, he first gained international recognition as founder of Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, an ensemble celebrated for its virtuosity, creativity, and genre-defying sound.
Known for his remarkable technical skill and adventurous spirit, Fleck brings audiences performances that are both engaging and deeply expressive. His music combines innovation with accessibility, appealing to longtime music lovers and newcomers alike.
This concert opens CCCA’s Diamond Jubilee Season, celebrating 75 years of bringing exceptional live music to Clarksville and the surrounding region.
Join us for a free pre-concert discussion at 6:30 PM in the Music/Mass Communication Building, Room 147.
Accordion Plus Strings — YCA Quartet
Mark the exact 75th anniversary of CCCA’s inaugural concert with an unforgettable performance by the Young Concert Artists String Quartet.
Accordion plus Strings brings together four extraordinary rising stars from the prestigious Young Concert Artists roster for an unforgettable chamber music experience that reimagines the possibilities of classical performance. Featuring internationally acclaimed accordionist Radu Ratoi, violinists Lun Li and Risa Hokamura, and cellist Benett Tsai, this dynamic ensemble combines virtuosity, innovation, and expressive artistry in a program that crosses musical boundaries and captivates audiences.
Their performances showcase the remarkable versatility of accordion and strings, blending classical masterworks with jazz-inspired rhythms, tango passion, and contemporary brilliance. Audiences can expect an exciting musical journey featuring works ranging from the energetic charm of Paul Schoenfield’s Café Music to the elegance and drama of Astor Piazzolla’s beloved Four Seasons. The ensemble’s fresh approach, technical excellence, and engaging stage presence exemplify the mission of Young Concert Artists to introduce exceptional emerging talent to audiences across North America.
This special performance is presented as part of the Clarksville Community Concert Association’s 75th Anniversary Season, celebrating seventy-five years of bringing world-class live music to our community.
Following the concert, patrons are invited to remain for a special anniversary celebration honoring this milestone in CCCA’s history and looking ahead to the future of live music in Clarksville.
Join us for a free pre-concert discussion at 2:00 PM in the Music/Mass Communication Building, Room 147.
Canadian Brass Quintet
The world-renowned Canadian Brass brings its signature virtuosity, humor, and spectacular sound to CCCA’s 75th Anniversary Season.
Join the Clarksville Community Concert Association as we celebrate our 75th Anniversary Season with Canadian Brass, one of the world’s most celebrated brass ensembles.
For more than five decades, Canadian Brass has brought extraordinary musicianship, humor, showmanship, and a huge repertoire to audiences around the world. Their performances combine classical favorites, brilliant arrangements, and an engaging stage presence that has made the ensemble internationally beloved.
This concert is part of CCCA’s Diamond Jubilee Season, celebrating 75 years of bringing exceptional live music to Clarksville and the surrounding region.
Before the Concert:
Join us for a free pre-concert discussion in the Music/Mass Communication Building, Room 147.
Sasha Cooke and Jason Vieaux
Sasha Cooke and Jason Vieaux bring an extraordinary evening of voice and guitar to CCCA’s 75th Anniversary Season.
Join the Clarksville Community Concert Association for an extraordinary evening featuring mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke and guitarist Jason Vieaux as part of CCCA’s 75th Anniversary Season.
Two-time Grammy Award-winning mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke is celebrated for the beauty, warmth, and expressive power of her voice. She has appeared with leading opera companies and orchestras throughout the world and is widely admired for performances that bring remarkable depth and humanity to both classical and contemporary music.
Grammy Award-winning guitarist Jason Vieaux is one of today’s most acclaimed classical guitarists. Known for his virtuosity, beautiful tone, and engaging musical style, Vieaux has performed internationally as a soloist and chamber musician and has helped introduce audiences around the world to the extraordinary range and expressive possibilities of the classical guitar.
Together, Cooke and Vieaux offer an intimate and distinctive combination of voice and guitar, bringing exceptional artistry and musical storytelling to the Mabry Concert Hall stage.
This performance is presented as part of the Clarksville Community Concert Association’s 75th Anniversary Season, celebrating seventy-five years of bringing exceptional live music to Clarksville and the surrounding region.
Join us for a free pre-concert discussion at 6:30 PM in the Music/Mass Communication Building, Room 147.
Aaron Diehl, Pianist
(Headliner for 66th Mid-South Jazz Festival)
Aaron Diehl brings a sophisticated afternoon of jazz piano to CCCA’s 75th Anniversary Season and the 66th Mid-South Jazz Festival.
Join the Clarksville Community Concert Association for an unforgettable afternoon with acclaimed jazz pianist Aaron Diehl as part of CCCA’s 75th Anniversary Season and the 66th Mid-South Jazz Festival.
Aaron Diehl is celebrated for his elegant musicianship, deep knowledge of the jazz tradition, and distinctive ability to bring classic and contemporary influences together at the piano. His performances are known for their sophistication, rhythmic energy, and beautifully crafted improvisation.
A sought-after performer on concert stages throughout the country, Diehl has earned praise for honoring the great traditions of jazz while bringing his own thoughtful and individual voice to the music. His artistry combines technical brilliance with warmth, imagination, and a deep respect for the history of the American jazz tradition.
This special performance is presented as part of the Clarksville Community Concert Association’s 75th Anniversary Season, celebrating seventy-five years of bringing exceptional live music to Clarksville and the surrounding region.
Before the Concert:
Join us for a free pre-concert discussion in the Music/Mass Communication Building, Room 147.
