Archives for the "live music" Category

Carnival of the Animals

A delightful musical menagerie comes to life in this whimsical family-friendly program featuring Camille Saint-Saëns’ The Carnival of the Animals. Packed with humor, imagination, and vivid musical storytelling, this beloved […]

The Science of Sound

Join your Richmond Symphony for an exploration of The Science of Sound! Presented in collaboration with the Science Museum of Virginia, this program invites you to discover how orchestral instruments […]

Voice of a Nation

Concert Update: Due to weather, tonight’s Voice of the Nation performance at the Perkinson Center has been cancelled. The same program will be presented tomorrow, Friday, Feb 7 at 7:30 […]

American Choral Classics

The Richmond Symphony Chorus takes the stage! Experience the depth and beauty of American choral tradition in this moving program led by Richmond Symphony Chorus Director Richard W. Robbins. Blending […]

Wagner and Haydn

The Richmond Symphony returns to Randolph-Macon College for an afternoon of bold and expressive music. Led by Associate Conductor Hae Lee, the program opens with Beethoven’s dramatic Overture to Coriolan, […]

Cody Fry

For one night only, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, composer, and arranger Cody Fry brings his genre-bending, cinematic pop sound to life in a powerful collaboration with the Richmond Symphony. With music that […]

Holiday Brass

Your new holiday favorite moves to the Carpenter Theatre! Deck the halls – with Holiday Brass! A shimmering celebration of holiday hits for the whole family!   MAKE IT A […]

Let It Snow!

It’s Richmond’s favorite holiday musical tradition. Celebrate the season with family and friends with your Richmond Symphony and Richmond Symphony Chorus at the Carpenter Theatre on Thanksgiving Weekend. Hae Lee […]

A Night in Vienna

Journey through the magic of Vienna’s dance music to the opulent ballrooms of Johann Strauss II. This program celebrates the “King of Waltzes” on his 200th anniversary, featuring iconic waltzes, […]

Damien Geter’s An African American Requiem

In composing his epic, moving Requiem, Damien Geter was inspired by those composed earlier by Mozart, Berlioz, Brahms, and especially Verdi. Within the traditional Latin text, Geter’s Requiem weaves the […]