AN ALL-NEW SERIES: The Signum Quartet are among the ensembles taking part in the Princeton Symphony Orchestra’s four-concert chamber series this season at Trinity Church. (Photo by Irene Zandel)

The Princeton Symphony Orchestra (PSO) has announced the opening of its all-new, four-concert chamber music series at Trinity Church. The first event is on Thursday October 10 at 7 p.m., featuring music composed for piano trio. Players are violinist Emma Richman, cellist Wangshu Xiang, and pianist Yoon Lee.

Additional concerts showcase a rare instrument of the viol family, a string trio, and string quartet, successively. General admission tickets are $45 per person, per concert with a 50 percent discount for children 5-17.

“Thanks to ideal acoustics and an intimate setting, performances at Trinity Church have become favorite fixtures on our Princeton Festival calendar,” said PSO Executive Director Marc Uys. “I am thrilled to now extend our treasured partnership with Trinity throughout our season with a new series specially curated for this beautiful space.”

The remaining three concerts on the series are the Valencia Baryton Project on February 22, 2025; the Black Oak Ensemble on March 20; and the Signum Quartet on May 1. Trinity Church is at 33 Mercer Street. Visit princetonsymphony.org.