- Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music — The Mt. Desert Festival of Chamber Music, now in its 48th season, is one the longest running festivals in the state of Maine. In 1963, it pioneered in bringing back the first public concerts on Mt. Desert Island since the halcyon pre-World War I days. Concerts are held in Northeast Harbor at the historic Neighborhood House, which in its earliest days hosted the likes of Caruso, Paderewski, and Fritz Kreisler. Todd Crow became music director of the festival in 1996, taking over from founder Matthew Raimondi, who as first violinist of the famed Composers String Quartet directed the concerts for the first 33 years. [Added: Mar-23-2011]
- Music of the Spheres — The Music of the Spheres Society, under the artistic direction of founder/violinist Stephanie Chase, presents innovative chamber music concerts and pre-concert lectures which illuminate music's historical, philosophical and scientific foundations. Now in its 10th season, the Society's performing artists, including pianist Todd Crow, are renowned soloists and chamber musicians, many of whom also specialize in historic instrument practices or contemporary music. Its programs explore the contexts of music through programming themes and program notes and include chamber music master-pieces, lesser-known works, and world or US premieres. [Added: Mar-23-2011]
- Musica negli Horti — Between August 27-September 3, the 2011 festival Musica negli Horti presents orchestral, chamber music, and recitals principally in San Quirico, in the Val d'Orcia region of southern Tuscany, but also in nearby towns such as Montalcino and Bagno Vignoni. Todd Crow will be appearing on September 1st in an all-Brahms concert with clarinetist Michele Naglieri and cellist Paola Perardi. [Added: Mar-23-2011]
- Vassar College - Department of Music — Founded in 1861, Vassar College is a highly selective, residential, coeducational liberal arts college. Consistently ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the country, Vassar is renowned for pioneering achievements in education, for its long history of curricular innovation, and for the beauty of its campus. As one of the college's first departments, the Department of Music, formed in 1865, offers an extensive program encompassing opportunities for majors and non-majors to explore performance, composition, history, and theory in depth. [Added: Mar-23-2011]