Paying homage to the Club’s founding ideals—its very first concert in 1908 featured new music—The Bohemians’ 2025–26 season presents a dynamic mix of genres, ranging from Baroque harp to Chinese erhu, and from jazz piano to saxophone quartet. The 119th season includes Adam W. Sadberry and Zhu Wang in the world premiere of Tyler Taylor’s new flute concerto; Isaiah J. Thompson, winner of the American Pianists Awards, in a solo jazz piano recital; and ArcoStrum, a violin–guitar duo that blends classical traditions with Chinese instruments and crossover influences.

The Cerus Quartet, recipient of The Bohemians Artist Residency & Levinson Arts Achievement Award (administered by The New York Community Trust), brings its distinct saxophone sound to the series. Pianist Henry Kramer will perform the world premiere of his own piano suite in collaboration with the American Pianists Awards, and the season concludes with Parker Ramsay and Arnie Tanimoto in a rare program for Baroque harp and viola da gamba—embodying the Club’s mission to support young artists, honor tradition, and champion new works.