Christopher Costanza and five amazing colleagues will perform string sextets by Korngold and Brahms on this exciting series created by violinist Sunmi Chang.

Christopher Costanza will perform unaccompanied suites by Bach - his sixth - and Britten - his second. This concert is part of the new the Beischer Family Sunday String Series, a presentation of SF Performances.

The Juniper String Trio (Debra Fong, Ezra Costanza, and Christopher Costanza) will be joined by violinist Jennifer Choi for a performance of the Cavatina from Beethoven’s Op. 130 String Quartet as well as a complete performance of Beethoven’s Op. 127 String Quartet. The event will include a lecture by Beethoven expert Dr. Erica Buurman, focusing on these two works and inspired by recent manuscript acquisitions by the Ira F. Brilliant Center Center for Beethoven Studies at San José State University.

Christopher Costanza will teach a masterclass to San José State University and high school students as part of the Beethoven in Manuscript presentations of the Ira F. Brilliant Center Center for Beethoven Studies at San José State University.

Christopher Costanza jets to Philly for a concert of two iconic clarinet quintets.

Debra Fong, Ezra Costanza, and Christopher Costanza - the Fong-Costanza Family String Trio - are the featured soloists in the world premiere of Durwynne Hsieh’s triple concerto, Drizzle, Downpour, Desperation, and Other Stories.

Christopher Costanza and pianist Stephen Prutsman will perform all five Beethoven Sonatas for Cello and Piano in Campbell Recital Hall at Stanford University’s Braun Music Center. Admission is free!

Christopher Costanza is joined by violinist Owen Dalby and pianist Ilya Yakushev for this unique and compelling program of works by Martinu, Shostakovich, Brahms, and others.

Christopher Costanza is joined by violinist Owen Dalby and pianist Ilya Yakushev for this unique and compelling program of works by Martinu, Shostakovich, Brahms, and others.

Christopher Costanza will be joined by violinist Alexi Kenney, violinist/violist Owen Dalby, and pianist Amy Yang in a unique and exciting program of works by Danny Elfman and Erich Wolfgang Korngold. This concert is part of the new the Beischer Family Sunday String Series, a presentation of SF Performances.

The Stanford Cello Choir - Christopher Costanza, Director - performs an exciting and eclectic program of music for cello ensemble, from cello quartets to a full-size cello orchestra. This will be the Stanford Cello Choir’s debut in beautiful Bing Concert Hall, a perfect venue for listening to the widely varied colors only a cello choir can create!

The Stanford Cello Choir - Christopher Costanza, director - performs a program of exciting works for cello ensemble, including a world premiere and a collection of holiday favorites!

The Juniper String Trio - violinist Debra Fong, violist Ezra Costanza, and cellist Christopher Costanza - perform a program of varied works by Mozart/Bach, Dohnanyi, Duruflé, Messiaen, and Carlos Simon.

Cellist Christopher Costanza and violinist Debra Fong are the featured soloists in this Stanford Medicine Orchestra concert in Stanford’s magnificent Bing Concert Hall, playing the rarely heard “The Muse and the Poet” by Camille Saint-Saëns.

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!