Conductor Karin Hendrickson leads a vibrant and wide-ranging program. Composer Margaret Bonds’ Montgomery Variations honors the legacy of the civil rights movement through music that is urgent, lyrical, and rooted in spirituals. Conrad Shaw brings bold sound and playful virtuosity to John Williams’ Tuba Concerto. The evening concludes with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 — rhythmic, powerful, and full of life. Be there […]
Conductor Karin Hendrickson leads a vibrant and wide-ranging program. Composer Margaret Bonds’ Montgomery Variations honors the legacy of the civil rights movement through music that is urgent, lyrical, and rooted in spirituals. Conrad Shaw brings bold sound and playful virtuosity to John Williams’ Tuba Concerto. The evening concludes with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 — rhythmic, powerful, and full of life. Be there […]
Hear instruments of history sing again. This program features violins from Violins of Hope, the collection owned and restored by Amnon and Avshalom Weinstein. Played by musicians during the Holocaust, these instruments survived concentration camps, ghettos, and carry on the legacies of the original talented musicians journeys. The program opens with Gideon Klein’s Partita for […]
Valentina Peleggi conducts a season finale that unites full orchestra, chorus, children’s choir, and soloists in an epic celebration of musical power. The program opens with a world premiere by Composer-in-Residence Joe Jaxson, a bold new work inspired by Carmina Burana and reimagined for our time. The concert concludes with Orff’s legendary cantata, filled with drama, rhythm, and […]
Valentina Peleggi conducts a season finale that unites full orchestra, chorus, children’s choir, and soloists in an epic celebration of musical power. The program opens with a world premiere by Composer-in-Residence Joe Jaxson, a bold new work inspired by Carmina Burana and reimagined for our time. The concert concludes with Orff’s legendary cantata, filled with drama, rhythm, and […]