GCCA presents Trio Confero
Gettysburg Community Concert Association (GCCA) presents Trio Confero in the 2nd concert of its 2025–26 season at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, October 28, 2025. Confero is a Latin verb that means “to bring together, unite, and contribute.” This is precisely the mission of clarinetist Maksim Shtrykov, pianist Misuzu Tanaka, and cellist Julia Kang, who are prizewinners of many international competitions and graduates of the world’s most prestigious music academies.
The concert will be held at St. James Lutheran Church, 109 York Street, Gettysburg, PA 17325. Admission is $20 at the door, but free for GCCA members, college students with an ID, and anyone under 19 (under 13 with an adult). Limited free parking is available at St. James, with additional free parking at the Gettysburg Presbyterian Church’s parking lot off High Street.
Annual membership subscriptions for the 2025–26 season are $60. Membership includes free admission to GCCA concerts in Gettysburg as well as additional shows in Waynesboro (waynesboropaconcerts.com) and Hagerstown (hagerstowncommunityconcerts.org) through reciprocal concert association agreements. Music genres at partner concerts include classical, country, bluegrass, western, pop, rock, and folk.
For more details on membership subscriptions, donations, or volunteering, visit the GCCA website (gettysburgcca.org), email info@gettysburgcca.org, or call 717-677-8697.
DISCLAIMER: GCCA, a nonprofit formed in 1939 to cultivate an interest in music and dance, provides opportunities for its members to attend performances given by outstanding artists. A student outreach program was started in 2005. Funds are raised primarily through annual subscription memberships. The GCCA 2025–26 season is supported in part by a grant from the Pennsylvania Creative Industries, powered by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a State agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts; Adam’s Electric Cooperative, Inc.; Destination Gettysburg; Enbridge Fueling Futures; The Rice Family Foundation; and Adam’s County Arts Council’s STAR Grant Program, which is funded by the Adam’s County Commissioners, the Robert C. Hoffman Charitable Endowment Trust, and the Borough of Gettysburg.