Christopher Costanza performs the complete cycle of the three Suites for Cello by Benjamin Britten in historic Seully Hall at the Boston Conservatory.

Christopher Costanza joins Stanford colleagues as well as additional guests for a chamber music performance in beautiful Bing Concert Hall.

Christopher Costanza, Tien-Hsin Cindy Wu, and Jonathan Vinocour perform a varied program of works by Bach, Martinu, and Dohnanyi at the home of one of San Francisco’s premier single-origin chocolate producers.

Christopher Costanza returns to beautiful Fishtail, Montana to perform Beethoven and Bach at the amazing Tippet Rise Art Center.

Christopher Costanza is the cello soloist with the Stanford Symphony Orchestra in the Cello Concerto No.1 in A minor, Op. 33 by Camille Saint-Saëns. Paul Phillips Conducts.

Christopher Costanza is the cello soloist with the Stanford Symphony Orchestra in the Cello Concerto No.1 in A minor, Op. 33 by Camille Saint-Saëns. Paul Phillips Conducts.

Christopher Costanza - with violinist Owen Dalby and pianist Ilya Yakushev - perform a monumental program of music by Brahms, Martinu, Gershwin, and others.

Christopher Costanza will perform the complete cycle of Benjamin Britten’s Three Suites for Solo Cello, a rare offering.

This Stanford Chamber Chorale performance features Jake Runestad’s “Cello Songs” with Christopher Costanza as cello soloist. This concert previews the late March Stanford Chamber Chorale Hawaii tour, more info to follow!

Christopher Costanza will perform the complete cycle of J. S. Bach’s Six Unaccompanied Suites for Solo Cello in a single concert.

The great Sasha Cooke, mezzo-soprano, appears on the Bing Concert Hall stage with members of the St. Lawrence String Quartet.

This “Sundays with the St. Lawrence” Stanford Live concert features pianist Stephen Prutsman and a string chamber orchestra including incredible students from the Stanford Department of Music.

Christopher Costanza will present a masterclass at Boston College, free and open to the public.

An evening of Bach performed by Christopher Costanza, along with an inspiring conversation between him, Lisa Wong, and Shelter Music Boston’s Artistic Director Adrian Anantawan.

Christopher Costanza will perform suites 1,2, and 6 on this second of two concerts featuring the complete cycle of J. S. Bach’s Six Unaccompanied Suites for Solo Cello.

Christopher Costanza will perform suites 3,4, and 5 on this first of two concerts featuring the complete cycle of J. S. Bach’s Six Unaccompanied Suites for Solo Cello.

A Mozart 286th Birthday Bash featuring two incredible Mozart quintets: the Horn Quintet in E-flat Major, K.V. 407 and Viola Quintet in C Major, K.V. 515.

In this annual holiday-themed concert at Stanford’s iconic Memorial Church, Christopher Costanza directs the Stanford Cello Choir in a varied program including works by Bach, Dvorak, and others, including some holiday classics! This concert also features the incredible Stanford Chamber Chorale directed by Stephen Sano.

Christopher Costanza - along with colleagues Owen Dalby, violin, and Stephen Prutsman, piano - will perform the Triple Concerto by Ludwig van Beethoven with the Stanford Medicine Orchestra in Stanford’s magnificent Bing Concert Hall, conducted by Terrance Yan.

Christopher Costanza gives a masterclass for the stellar Young Chamber Musicians Program at the Kohl Mansion in Burlingame, California, coaching string quartets by Dvorak and Tchaikovsky. Following the class, Christopher will perform an excerpt from Benjamin Britten’s First Suite for Solo Cello, Op. 72.

The Juniper String Trio (Debra Fong, violin; Ezra Costanza, viola; and Christopher Costanza, cello) performs an exciting program of works by Jean Françaix, Paul Wiancko, and Ernst von Dohnányi

In this unaccompanied cello recital, Christopher Costanza performs two iconic masterpieces from the solo cello literature: the first Unaccompanied Suite by J.S. Bach and the first Solo Cello Suite by Benjamin Britten. Two groundbreaking works performed in the intimate and historic San Miguel chapel!

This concert features piano quartets of Mozart (a 1794 piano quartet arrangement of his piano and wind quintet, K. 452), Mélanie Bonis, and Johannes Brahms. Christopher Costanza will be joined by violinist Scott St. John, violist David Samuel, and pianist John Novacek.

The great Richard Strauss tone poem “Don Quixote” will be the featured work on this program.

The great Richard Strauss tone poem “Don Quixote” will be the featured work on this program.

Christopher Costanza will perform suites 4, 5, and 1 on this second of two concerts featuring the complete cycle of J. S. Bach’s Six Unaccompanied Suites for Solo Cello.

Christopher Costanza will perform suites 6, 2, and 3 on this first of two concerts featuring the complete cycle of J. S. Bach’s Six Unaccompanied Suites for Solo Cello.