Music @ LIM
Music for a Sunday Afternoon Concert Series
Join us for an eclectic new summer concert series curated by cellist Suzanne Mueller. Enjoy the afternoon listening to incredible performances and learning about the music being played. All performances are included with museum admission. Space is limited, so registration is requested.
Cambiata Cello Duo
June 14 @ 2:00 pm
Cambiata Cello Duo is the partnership of Paul Lawrence Finkelstein and Suzanne Mueller. The program will include beloved favorites by Ludwig v. Beethoven, Enrique Granados, Gioachino Rossini, and Antonio Vivaldi, but also intriguing discoveries by Dimitri Cervo and Jose Elizóndo.
CROSS ISLAND
June 28 @ 2:00 pm
Enjoy a delightful afternoon of live music at the museum with a performance by CROSS ISLAND, featuring clarinetist Joseph Rutkowski, cellist Suzanne Mueller, and pianist Elinor Abrams Zayas. Their engaging program weaves together music from across centuries, styles, and cultures, showcasing works by composers including Burt Bacharach, Luigi Boccherini, Max Bruch, José Elizondo, Elisenda Fábregas, Morton Gould, Felix Mendelssohn, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The concert will also include a fun “Name That Tune” segment led by Rutkowski, inviting audiences to test their musical knowledge while enjoying an eclectic and inspiring repertoire.
Hungrytown
July 12 @ 2:00 pm
The globe-trotting Vermont-based duo of singer-songwriter Rebecca Hall and multi-instrumentalist and producer Ken Anderson, whose music inhabits a richly detailed world where psych folk, chamber folk, and baroque pop intertwine. Known for their meticulous craftsmanship and timeless sound, Hungrytown creates songs that feel both intimate and transportive—rooted in tradition yet tinged with quiet experimentation. Suzanne Mueller’s cello will add bass lines, harmonies, and descants, and she’ll even be offering a solo work or two.
McCarron Brothers (& Sister)
August 2 @ 2:00 pm
Saxophonist Paul Carlon, guitarist Mark McCarron, bassist Trifon Dimitrov, drummer Arei Sekiguchi, and cellist Suzanne Mueller. The quintet is known for its original music and unique arrangements in an atmospheric blend of Jazz styles, and their concerts often feature their takes on music by artists such as Nick Drake, George Harrison, Joni Mitchell, Billy Strayhorn, and others.
Free Outdoor Community Concerts
Presented by the Rotary Club of Three Village
1 Step Ahead
June 24 @ 7:00 pm
Grab your lawn chairs and dancing shoes and get ready for a groovy night at the Museum with Long Island’s premier party band, 1 Step Ahead! Set on LIM’s beautiful Art Museum lawn, surrounded by sculptures and historic buildings, this outdoor concert is the perfect place to dance the night away in style.
No registration required, just drop in for a fun night!
In the event of rain, the concert will be moved into the Carriage Museum.
Slingshot
July 22 @ 6:30 pm
Pack a picnic and your chairs and join us on LIM’s scenic Art Museum lawn to party with Long Island’s most diverse dance band, playing the best top 40 hits from all eras and genres.
No registration required, just drop in for a fun night!
In the event of rain, the concert will be moved into the Carriage Museum.
SPIRITUS Concert
Masterclass
June 6 @ 2:00 pm
Featuring acclaimed international artists Stephen Kim and Elliot Wuu, the 2026 Masterclass Series at the Long Island Museum spearheads SPIRITUS Festival’s education initiative by providing local young musicians with an opportunity to receive world-class instruction in a public performance setting.
Come support the next generation of musicians!
TICKETS
Members: $12
Non-members: $15
Seniors: $12
Student: $5
The Student Muscians
Hendrix Bo Chan
Hendrix is an 11-year-old pianist from New York City and a student at Hunter College Elementary School. He studies piano with Gabrielle Chou at the Juilliard School and recently performed Haydn’s Piano Concerto in D Major. Hendrix has performed at venues including Merkin Hall and Weill Recital Hall. In addition to his work as a pianist, he is an active chorister and serves as Head Chorister for the children of the Church of the Transfiguration Men, Boys, and Girls Choir, where he has earned the Gold Level Medal from the Royal School of Church Music. Hendrix is also a composer, studying through Juilliard’s MAP Program and the New York Philharmonic’s Very Young Composers Program.
Ria Kang
Ria is a 10-year-old violinist whose artistry has captured audiences across three continents. A student of Catherine Cho at The Juilliard School’s Pre-College Division, where she was accepted at age 7, Ria began her violin studies at age 4. Ria was a first-prize winner at the 2024 Arthur Grumiaux Int’l Violin Competition, with additional firsts at the Camerata Artists Int’l Competition, NY Int’l Music Festival & Concours, NY Young Virtuoso Competition, Music Int’l Grand Prix, and Philadelphia Int’l Music Festival Concerto Competition. Ria made her Carnegie Hall debut at age 6 and orchestral debut with the Seocho Philharmonia at age 9. Recent highlights include the Concours musical international de Montréal’s Mini Violini, World AI Film Festival opening ceremony in Cannes, Juilliard’s Starling-DeLay Symposium on Violin Studies, and Korean War Memorial Peace Concert in Washington, DC. Beyond music, Ria enjoys acting, reading, drawing, and spending time with her Maltese, Milk.
Yiteng Li
Yiteng is a 15-year-old violinist currently studying at the Manhattan School of Music Precollege Division under the pedagogy of Christina Khimm-Rosand. He has participated in numerous performances and competitions and is passionate about both solo and collaborative music-making. In the summer of 2025, Yiteng attended the Summit Music Festival, where he placed 3rd in the Mary Smart Concerto Competition. He was recently accepted to the Meadowmount School of Music for the 2026 summer season and will attend as a student of I-Hao Lee. In addition to his musical studies, Yiteng is actively involved in music education and enjoys teaching younger students. He is also interested in expanding access to music education through nonprofit and educational initiatives. Alongside his musical pursuits, Yiteng has strong academic interests, particularly in STEM, where he is a co-founder of his school’s Artificial Intelligence club and is a member of the robotics team.
Sabrina Liu
Sabrina is an 8th-grader at Paul J. Gelinas Middle School who has been playing piano for 7 years. She is currently a student of Esther Chung Marks, while also studying violin for 6 years. Sabrina won 2nd place in the Late Advanced Division of the 2026 Suffolk Music Teacher’s Foundation and also performed at Carnegie Hall’s Concert Festival in April 2026 as a Grand Prix winner. Along with that, she performs at many recitals from her piano teacher’s organization. Other than piano, Sabrina is currently part of the MYO Symphony Orchestra, having previously participated in MYO String Orchestra. She is part of one of her school’s ensembles–which is the Chamber Orchestra. She has also participated in LISFA and SCMEA, while also performing at many recitals and community + church performances. Outside of music, Sabrina’s hobbies are playing rhythm games, sketching, and badminton.
