Composer

Join “opening Notes” with Nathan Black, 6:30pm Philanthropy Theatre prior to the concerts for insights on the evening’s program.

Majestic Rhythms

Anson Mills

Warm up your January with the Calgary Phil and conductor Fawzi Haimor in this wide-ranging program featuring Ginastera's spirited Argentine dances and Gershwin's musical portrait of a wistful American wandering the streets of Paris. The Calgary Youth Orchestra joins the Phil in a side-by-side performance of Valerie Coleman's bold musical call for unity in a divided world, and Canadian cellist Luka Coetzee is the blazing protagonist in the sweeping drama of Prokofiev's Sinfonia concertante. This performance is presented in partnership with One Yellow Rabbit as part of the High Performance Rodeo.

It Takes Two: A Symphonic Collaboration

Arts Commons

One of the audience favorites from UMS’s 23/24 season was the UMS debut of México’s Orquesta Sinfónica de Minería, led by the dynamic conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto. The sheer exuberance and palpable joy from the musicians were felt throughout the audience, which remained on its feet long after the performance ended, cheering for more.

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Orquesta Sinfónica de Minería

University of Michigan

Minería Symphony Orchestra of Mexico

Community Church of Vero Beach

New Year's Concert in the afternoon »Between Vienna and Buenos Aires«

Volkshaus Jena

Hémisphères

Hobby Center for the Performing Arts

New Year's Concert "Between Vienna and Buenos Aires"

Guest performance in Arnstadt New Year's Eve concert • SOLD OUT •

Theater in the castle garden

Brass concert

Mozarteum Foundation

From Argentina and Venezuela to Mexico and New York City, the music of the Americas comes to life under the baton of conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto. Juan Pablo Contreras’ Grammy-nominated Mariachitlán fuses the infectious rhythms of mariachi with original melodies inspired by the Mexican state of Jalisco.

Prieto: Music of the Americas

New World Center

Bold, passionate, and innovative, Taiwanese American Mei-Ann Chen is renowned as one of the most versatile and dynamic conductors on the podium today, praised for the energy and enthusiasm with which she infuses orchestras and performances. A passionate advocate for music education, Ms. Chen dedicates significant time in mentoring young conductors through various programs, including the Chicago Sinfonietta Freeman Conducting Fellowship program and the Taki Alsop Fellowship, and conducts ensembles at important educational institutions, both nationally and abroad. Highly regarded as a compelling communicator and a creative leader both on and off the podium, and a sought-after guest conductor, she has appeared with distinguished orchestras throughout the Americas, Europe, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and Scandinavia, and continues to expand her relationships with orchestras worldwide (over 150 orchestras to date).

Royal Conservatory Orchestra with conductor Mei-Ann Chen

The Royal Conservatory of Music

Guerrero’s Return: A Hero’s Life

Shermerhorn Symphony Center

The virtuosity of the Houston Symphony will be on full display with dazzling delights guaranteed to get your blood pumping and your toes tapping! Ginastera’s Variaciones Concertantes crackles with Argentinian rhythms, while Enescu’s Romanian Rhapsody No. 1 unfurls an exhilarating whirlwind of folk-dance flavor. In Gabriela Ortiz’s showstopping Antrópolis, joyful percussion grooves transport you to the colorful dance halls of Mexico City. Debussy’s shimmering Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun sets the stage, and Hindemith’s splashy Symphonic Metamorphosis ends the program with a brass-filled bang.

Shall We Dance?

Jones Hall

Journey through memory and place with Mendelssohn’s sunny Italian Symphony, Barber’s nostalgic Knoxville Summer of 1915 featuring soprano Stefanie Anduri, and Ginastera’s Variaciones Concertante, celebrating the diverse voices of the orchestra. A musical exploration of landscapes and identities that shape us.

Echoes: of Memory and Identity

The Lincoln Center

"From Bernstein to Copland” explores music by these two friends who truly defined American music in the 20th Century. Bernstein’s Three Dance Episodes from “On the Town” and Copland’s Appalachian Spring are filled with dance, joy and nostalgia. The Waco Symphony welcomes Emily Levin, the principal harp of the Dallas Symphony in Ginastera’s colorful Harp Concerto. Maestro Loh is a champion of the music of Polina Nazaykinskaya and will open the second half with her brand new work, Elegy XXII, a work that yearns for peace amongst conflict, loss and despair. This concert truly showcases the power of music.

From Bernstein to Copland

Baylor University

Young artists from Caramoor’s Evnin Rising Stars mentoring program perform in a pair of afternoon concerts for which the program’s Artistic Director, cellist Marcy Rosen, is joined by distinguished artists Ani Kavafian, violin, and Becca Albers, viola. These concerts are the capstone of a weeklong residency at Caramoor in which these young musicians participate in workshops, reading sessions, and ensemble rehearsals, culminating in live performances with their mentors. Since 1992, this program has identified some of the finest musicians of the next generation and helped them cross the threshold from their student years into the early stages of a professional career. 

Evnin Rising Stars

The Rosen House at Caramoor

The Miró String Quartet, a powerhouse ensemble well known to CMS audiences, returns to the Alice Tully Hall stage in its 30th-anniversary year with a program showcasing the quartet’s technical and stylistic prowess. From a mature masterpiece by Joseph Haydn to a ground-breaking classic by Argentine master Alberto Ginastera, the program touches all the bases in the quartet literature, including a nod to the French tradition with the immortal quartet by Debussy and a sampling of the quartet thought to have inspired it, by César Franck.

The Miró Quartet

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

SHCS’s 60th season opens with the pioneering Sphinx Virtuosi, an 18-member self-conducted string orchestra and flagship ensemble of the Sphinx Organization. With “immeasurable power, unwavering command, and soulful beauty” (The Washington Post) these masterful players make their Baltimore debut with a program devoted to peace and the resilience of the human spirit. Acclaimed young cellist Sterling Elliott joins as soloist for American composer’s William Grant Still’s Suite, inspired by Harlem Renaissance sculptures.

Sphinx Virtuosi (Baltimore Debut) Sterling Elliott, cello

Johns Hopkins University

Opening night belongs to the renowned Sphinx Virtuosi, which returns to PCMS for a fifth consecutive season, this time with the gifted young cellist Sterling Elliott as the featured soloist. Comprising 18 of the nation’s top Black and Latinx classical soloists, the “vibrant” and “rhapsodic” Virtuosi (New York Times) bring to PCMS a program titled Visions of Peace which offers a unique convergence of musical voices that usher us into a realm where music becomes an emissary of peace and unity. Sphinx writes: “We hope to lift every voice and remember our complex history while looking toward our shared journey as we face a brighter tomorrow. We explore peace while remembering the conflict of past and present and recognizing the repeated history and the resilience of the human spirit.”

Sphinx Virtuosi Sterling Elliott, cello

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

Join the Fresno Philharmonic for a celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring a deeply personal new piece by composer Juan Pablo Contreras. Alma Monarca invites audiences into Contreras’s childhood memories of Día de los Muertos and the awe-inspiring Monarch butterfly migration to the Mexican state of Michoacán. Framing this moving work are the lilting and spirited Estancia: Four Dances by Ginastera and Brahms’s titanic Piano Concerto No. 1, performed with passion by acclaimed Mexican pianist Jorge Federico Osorio.

Osorio Plays Brahms

Paul Shaghoian Memorial Concert Hall

Season Opener Ignite

University of Alabama

Celebrate Hispanic heritage month with a FREE performance at Miller Outdoor Theatre. Led by Music Director Juraj Valčuha, the orchestra performs dance-inspired pieces by Revueltas and Ginastera. Bernstein’s beloved West Side Story is brought to life in all its rhythmic flair, and Ravel’s sultry Bólero caps off this celebration of music and community.

Valčuha Conducts West Side Story

Miller Outdoor Theatre

Just one hour of music – yet a concert brimming with energy and musical variety. That’s what this one-off after-work concert has to offer. Fredrik Burstedt conducts the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, and we meet the young cellist Hugo Svedberg as soloist – winner of the prestigious Polstjärnepriset in 2024. Konserthuset CEO Susanne Rydén is your host.

After Work with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra

Stockholm City Hall

School concert – high school and secondary school students

It's pure "soul food," says Stewart Goodyear of his suite for piano and orchestra entitled "Callaloo." He wanted to create a musical tribute to his Caribbean roots. With a blend of jazz, African, and French influences, which for him are the musical heart of Trinidad, the Havana Lyceum Orchestra imports Caribbean sound to Wiesbaden in this unique concert project. The orchestra's specialty: transforming a classical concert hall into a truly exuberant atmosphere. There's no question that this year's guest performance will also feature plenty of rhythm and son, plenty of Cuba, and even more enthusiasm.

Stewart Goodyear, piano Havana Lyceum Orchestra José Antonio Méndez Padrón, conductor

Friedrich-von-Thiersch-Saal

Sleeping Beauty – Nostalgia II

Saanen Church

Home orchestra Royal Northern Sinfonia, CBeebies presenters Chantelle Lindsay and Puja Panchkoty, and CBeebies friends are ready to take you on an epic wildlife adventure.

BBC Proms: CBeebies Wildlife Jamboree

The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

Pirouette into summer with this program featuring music inspired by dance, including pieces by Dvořák, Ginastera and many more. Composers are often inspired by dance and movement, from the percussive sound of tap shoes to elegant ballet combinations. This program will have you leaping out of your seats and onto the dance floor!

Rhythm in Motion

Orchestra Hall

To witness Dalia Stasevska in concert is to experience pure magic. “Endowed with a magnetic aura, she almost seems to have bewitched her musicians who follow her elegant and precise gestures to the letter. Masterful and electric, we see her come alive with her whole body, right down to her heels which literally take off from the ground, propelled by a sublime force” (Cult Magazine).

Rhapsody in Blue and the "New World"

Hollywood Bowl

Music by Emma O’Halloran, Alberto Ginastera, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, and Franz Schubert.

Santa Monica Music Festival: Program 4

First Presbyterian Church of Santa Monica

Bring the whole family for this special bilingual production of Prokofiev’s symphonic tale for children at the Lobero Theatre, conducted by César Cañón, with acting and narration in both English (Michael Boudewyns) and Spanish from the vaudeville-inspired troop Really Inventive Stuff.

Peter & the Wolf (Pedro y el Lobo)

Lobero Theatre

You have to remember these names! Our three newly crowned award winners are already among the superstars of the young classical music scene, having earned our coveted awards last summer as part of the "Young Elite" program. They will now present themselves to the audience in the gala concert, both together and as soloists. We say: Welcome to the festival family!

Award-winning gala for the new award winners

Chiesa dello Spirito Santo

Join the Plano Symphony Orchestra for us for a thrilling concert featuring iconic works from across the classical repertoire. Experience the grandeur of Glinka’s Ruslan and Ludmila, setting the stage with its vibrant energy. Let the rhythmic pulse of Arturo Márquez’s Danzón No. 2 sweep you away, followed by the sweeping beauty of Smetana’s Ma Vlast, a masterpiece that captures the spirit of Bohemia. Feel the intensity of Ginastera’s Malambo, a high-energy dance that will leave you breathless. Finally, end the evening with Tchaikovsky’s March Slave, a powerful, patriotic celebration. This diverse program will take you on an unforgettable musical journey that spans cultures, emotions, and histories.

Orchestral Fireworks

Robinson Fine Arts Center

Die allseits beliebten Open-Air-Konzerte im Brunnenhof der Residenz atmen einen ganz besonderen Charme. Genau das Richtige für unseren Saisonabschluss! Dafür hat unser Chefdirigent Joseph Bastian wieder ein Programm zusammengestellt, das mit seinem Schwung wunderbar zur sommerlichen Stimmung passt. Diesmal geht es nach Südamerika: Der Brasilianer Heitor Villa-Lobos und der Argentinier Alberto Ginastera verbanden den rhythmischen Drive ihrer Heimat mit der kompositorischen Raffinesse der europäischen Moderne. Astor Piazzolla machte den vormals verruchten Tango Argentino konzertsaalfähig; in seinem wohl berühmtesten Stück verabschiedete er sich mit sehnsuchtsvollen Klängen von seinem Vater. Darius Milhaud galt in den 1920ern als enfant terrible der Pariser Musikszene; als Attaché des französischen Botschafters in Rio de Janeiro schnappte er lokale Sounds auf und integrierte sie in seine Werke. Mit der Saxofon-Virtuosin Asya Fateyeva ist eine dynamische Solistin mit von der Partie, die ebenfalls locker zwischen Klassik und anderen Musikstilen wandelt.

Es Werde Bunt

Perseusbrunnen

You’re invited to the dance! Join the exceptional Year 12 pianists of Chetham’s School of Music for an exhilarating evening where every note steps, sways or spins.

This spirited programme is a celebration of the piano through dance, from the sweeping elegance of Chopin’s waltzes and polonaises to the sultry rhythms of Granados’ Danzas española and the fiery energy of Ginastera’s Suite de danzas criollas. Expect the whirling romance of Ravel’s and Respighi’s waltzes, the swagger of Prokofiev’s Mercutio, and the heady swirl of Brahms’ Hungarian Dances.

Chetham’s Piano Concert

The Stoller Hall

Many people - or should we say millions of people - know Hayato Sumino as Cateen, because under this artist or influencer name the pianist inspires a constantly growing online fan base for his art: people who otherwise don't have much to do with classical music. The young Japanese has been proving for years that he is also up to the demands of a "normal" concert career, for example with his victory at the PTNA piano competition in his home country in 2018 or his participation in the Chopin Competition in Warsaw in 2021, which was closely followed by the media. As if these talents alone were not enough, Hayato Sumino also has a degree in engineering and is himself active as a composer and arranger. How does Mozart's "Turkish March", the third movement from the wonderful A major Sonata KV 331, sound when you chase it through all major and minor keys? In his 24 variations on this theme, Sumino provides the answer – and contrasts it with the lively arrangement of a Gershwin classic: “An American in Paris”, which also stops by Bochum for a quick visit.

Ruhr Piano Festival

Anneliese Brost Musikforum Ruhr

Join some of your favourite CBeebies friends to celebrate the natural world at the spectacular Wildlife Jamboree with the BBC Concert Orchestra and brilliant conductor Ellie Slorach.

CBeebies Proms on Tour: Wildlife Jamboree

Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall

Prowl with the tigers, stamp in the snow, and hear the desert wind, as well as going on an adventure to find one of the tiniest creatures in the world. Duggee, Bluey, the Octonauts and lots more CBeebies friends invite you, and the most unusual animal guests, to join in with music, songs and lots of wildlife fun.

CBeebies Wildlife Jamboree

Hackney Empire

Death and The Maiden

Sarasota Opera House

More Music Koblenz Guitar Festival

Rhein-Mosel-Halle

Join JoAnn Falletta and the BPO for a vibrant celebration of American music, starting with Copland’s El Salón México, a piece that captures the spirit and rhythms of Mexican dance halls. The concert features the world premiere of Adolphus Hailstork’s Concerto for Saxophone, performed by the exceptional Tim McAllister, promising a work of great emotion and virtuosity that explores the saxophone’s expressive range. Ginastera’s Variaciones concertantes offers a showcase of Argentine musical traditions, while Bernstein’s Symphonic Dances from West Side Story close the evening with thrilling, jazz-infused melodies and the drama of New York’s city streets. This program highlights the diversity and innovation of American music, celebrating its power to tell stories and evoke vivid landscapes.

Bernstein & Copland

Kleinhans Music Hall

We are very excited to be ending our season with the first ever visit to the UK of the internationally famous Buenos Aires Symphony Orchestra of Colón Opera.  This concert is of particular significance as we celebrate Bradford’s year as the UK’s City of Culture, with a performance of our own city’s great composer Frederik Delius’s piano concerto, performed by the distinguished British pianist Mark Bebbington.  Prior to the tour, this great Delius work will receive its Argentinian premiere, a concert that has been inspired by our position as the UK’s City of Culture.  The programme will open with Wagner’s romantic Prelude & Liebestod from Tristan & Isolde and in the second half there will be music from Bizet’s much-loved Carmen Suite, Tchaikovsky’s lyrical Swan Lake suite and the programme will end with two dazzling, scintillating show stoppers from two of Argentina’s greatest composers - Alberto Ginastera and Astor Piazzolla.  

Buenos Aires Symphony Orchestra

Bradford Theatres

We are particularly excited for the UK’s first visit by the internationally famous Buenos Aires Symphony Orchestra of Colón Opera. Their colourful programme will begin with Wagner’s Prelude & Liebestod from his most romantic opera, Tristan & Isolde.

Buenos Aires Symphony of Colón Opera

Norwich Theatre Royal

Coleman’s Sandbox Premiere with William Eddins

Ordway Center for the Performing Arts

Works to be performed include the Overture to Mendelssohn's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "Serenade for String Orchestra, Op. 20" by Elgar, and "Danza Finale" from Ginastera's "Estancia."


Also performing will be the beginner level Preludes Orchestra under the direction of Emma Norquist. Preludes will perform "Minuet" by Handel, the Korean folk song "Arirang," and an orchestral arrangement of "Seven Nation Army" by the rock band The White Stripes.

Oregon East Symphony Youth Orchestra Spring Concert

Vert Auditorium

Rachael Wilson presents a recital program in the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, accompanied by Simon Lepper.

4. Song Recital

Galería Estatal de Stuttgart

An evening of Latin music to end the season.

Cinco de Mayo

Washington University in St. Louis

2023 Latin GRAMMY triple-nominee Pacho Flores makes his NHSO debut with Daniel Freiberg’s new Trumpet Concerto, and Perry So leads the NHSO in music by Arturo Márquez, Gabriela Lena Frank, and Silvestre Revueltas. 

Danzas Sinfónicas

Yale University

Celebration Concert highlights the exceptional musicians and community partners that constitute our vibrant arts community, showcasing the profound impact of their musical contributions. Featuring orchestral selections from the greats like Duke Ellington, Beethoven, and Rogers and Hammerstein, and proudly boasting guest artists like Darrell Grant, Colin Meloy, and Thomas Lauderdale, the Celebration Concert will be a one-hour spectacular conducted by Music Director David Danzmayr. Join the musicians of the Oregon Symphony for an indelible evening of music, community, and celebration.

Celebration Concert

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Prepare to be swept off your feet as Dalia Stasevska returns to Seattle with a program celebrating the rhythms of Mexico and Argentina. The Night of the Maya pulsates with a huge percussion section, traditional instruments and a full orchestra. Originally composing for a 1939 film score, Revueltas created an orchestral suite to give this music a life in the concert hall. Malambo illustrates the infectious rhythms of Argentinian gaucho dance traditions. And beloved collaborator Augustin Hadelich brings Prokofiev at his most wickedly daring with the First Violin Concerto — a concert that could very well raise the roof of Benaroya Hall.

Augustin Hadelich Plays Prokofiev

Benaroya Hall

April 12th at 7:30pm, CSO and Maestro William Intriligator will present an all Latin American composer program, featuring Charles Gorczynski on bandoneon and soprano Camila Rabelo on the Villa Lobos “Aria” from Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5!  You’ll enjoy Marquez’s Danzon No. 2, Elizondo’s Latin American Dances and Ginastera’s Four Dances from Estancia. Sponsored by Taco John’s. Guest Artists Underwritten by Lucie & Harry Osborn, and Bill Runyan and The Kenneth & Myra Monfort Charitable Foundation.

Fiesta

Cheyenne Civic Center

In pursuit of their degrees at SFCM, each student presents a recital that represents their artistry and craft. Student Recitals feature repertoire curated by students with guidance from their faculty instructor.

Cora-Melin Mikat, voice - Second Year Master's Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Named in homage to Lady Murasaki, the author of the world’s first novel, cellist Eric Kutz and pianist Miko Kominami weave their instruments’ voices together in a unique and compelling equal partnership. Advocates for new music, the Murasaki Duo actively commissions new works, in addition to performing the classics.

Masterful Strings: Murasaki Duo

The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center

Continuing Education: Guitar Community Ensemble

This recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Music. Lucila Zavala Pérez is a student of Ana María Martínez.

Lucila Zavala Pérez, Soprano

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

In 1800, Beethoven was 29 years old and facing a major commission to write his first work for the stage, a ballet based on the myth of Prometheus. The Italian composer and dancer Salvatore Viganò was originally tasked with presenting the work to the Viennese Archduchess Maria Theresa. While Viganò usually composed his own music for his performances, he felt this performance was far too important and asked Beethoven to compose instead. The complete music for the ballet consisted of an overture, introduction, and sixteen numbers, but, since the overture was the only one Beethoven had written at that time, he often performed it separately to open concerts of his music. 

Masterworks IV: Serenade

Maryland Hall

Strathmore

River Rhapsodies: Southern Harmony

ASO Stella Boyle Smith Music Center

Maurice Ravel's imaginative and even humorous La valse is a tribute to the waltz and Johann Strauss II. Originally, the working title for this music was "Vienne", then he changed it from the French spelling to German, "Wien", before finally deciding that the fitting title would be La valse. Ravel and Argentine Alberto Ginastera frame the program, the latter with fiery dance in the form of Malambo.

Waltz and malambo

Take a journey through the dark and mysterious forest of classical music with Symphonie Fantastique. The evening begins with Wagner’s Rienzi Overture, followed by world-famous harpist Jaymee Haefner joining us on the Temple Theatre stage to perform Ginastera’s Harp Concerto. Lastly, we end the evening with Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique, a beautiful and dark musical dive into a brilliant and poisoned mind. Music programming subject to change.

Symphonie Fantastique 

Temple Theatre

Take a journey through the dark and mysterious forest of classical music with Symphonie Fantastique, featuring world famous harpist Jaymee Haefner. Begin the evening with Wagner’s Rienzi Overture, followed by Jaymee Haefner joining us on the Temple Theatre stage with her harp to play Ginastera’s Harp Concerto. Lastly, we end the evening with Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique, a beautiful and dark musical dive into a brilliant and poisoned mind. Music programming subject to change.

SBSO: Symphonie Fantastique

Experience an evening of musical brilliance with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, featuring the young violin sensation Timothy Chooi. Lauded by La Presse of Montreal as a miracle, Chooi will captivate audiences with his performance of Bruch’s romantic First Violin Concerto. The night begins under the baton of guest conductor Maximiano Valdes, who will lead the orchestra through Alberto Ginastera’s hypnotic Pampeana No. 3, a vibrant montage of dazzling Argentinian folk rhythms. The program culminates with Shostakovich’s stirring Sixth Symphony, composed in 1939, which evocatively captures a world on the brink. This concert promises a rich tapestry of emotions and musical mastery, offering a profound auditory journey through diverse and compelling compositions.

Bruch’s Romantic Violin Concerto

Eastman Theatre

Don't be happy too late is the inversion of the well-known motto. Or as a classic: "Always look on the bright side of life". The motto comes from the comedy troupe Monty Python and is still apt. Children and fools are in a good mood and they tell the truth. They dare to do things that are not otherwise appropriate: to be blunt and direct, to hold up a mirror to others, to look at themselves in it, not to take themselves too seriously and to infect others with their anarchic cheerfulness. Sometimes fools also fib. Never mind. When you laugh, you recognize a truth that you would otherwise only suspect through deep thought. A New Year's concert about fools and comedians in music.

New Year's Concert

Staatstheater Darmstadt

Guest Artists visit SFCM to share their expertise with student musicians.

Inna Faliks, piano

Departmental Recitals showcase performance departments through its students. Featuring various students and repertoire, and curated by the faculty, performances in this recital highlight SFCM programs and the wide range of study.

Piano Department Recital

Chamber concert

House Eden

“My debut concert celebrates how music can be an act of homage. The pieces I have chosen are all brought together by a common thread, with each composer paying tribute to something or someone great, a gesture that I find to be deeply meaningful. Whether it be Beethoven’s homage to Mozart, Ginastera’s visceral exploration of the Argentine landscapes, or Brahms’s reverence for Bach, I hope to give you a glimpse into what moved these great composers to write their remarkable and captivating music.”

Young Concert Artists: Benett Tsai, cello

Kaufman Music Center

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of classical music with the Omaha Symphony's presentation of "Sound and Fury." This captivating concert is set to take place at the prestigious Joslyn Art Museum on Sunday, November 17th, at 2:00 PM. Under the baton of conductor Nick Hersh, with the notable participation of Principal Trombone Patrick Pfister, the event promises an afternoon filled with musical brilliance.

The program is a rich tapestry of compositions spanning several centuries, headlined by Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 60, Il Distratto, a piece known for its warmth, humor, and the delightful comedy of errors inspired by the play "The Absent-Minded Gentleman." This work sets the stage for a journey through the soundscapes of Jan Sandström's Wahlberg Variations and Anna Clyne's Sound and Fury, the latter drawing inspiration from both Haydn's symphony and the dramatic depths of Shakespeare's Macbeth. The concert will conclude with Alberto Ginastera's Variaciones Concertantes, showcasing the virtuosity of the entire orchestra through a series of variations that highlight different musicians or sections.

This event is not just a concert but an exploration of the velvet sound world of low brass, with Patrick Pfister's performance of the Wahlberg Variations at its center. Each piece in the program has been carefully selected to feature the best of music from multiple centuries, promising an unforgettable experience for all attendees.

Tickets for "Sound and Fury" will be available for individual sale in August. However, patrons are encouraged to subscribe to the Symphony Joslyn series today to save money, enjoy free exchanges, and avail of more great benefits. The 6-Concert package is available for just $190, offering a season of diverse and inspiring performances.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the Omaha Symphony in action, performing a program that bridges the gap between the past and the present, all within the beautiful setting of the Joslyn Art Museum. Subscribe and save today for a musical journey that promises to be both profound and exhilarating.

Sound and Fury

Joslyn Art Museum

Miró Quartet

St. John the Evangelist Church

Revel in a Latin American musical fiesta with actor Philippe-Audrey Larrue-St-Jacques and OSM Principal trumpet Paul Merkelo.

Colours of Latin America with the OSM

Place des Arts

Conducted by Rafael Payare, this program of works steeped in South American colours and landscapes features OSM Principal Trumpet Paul Merkelo.

A Latin American Escapade with Rafael Payare

The DSO welcomes back Charles Gorczynski, a highly skilled bandoneon player known for his virtuosity and deep connection to tango music. He will be featured in Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla’s symphonic take on tangoes.

Latin-American

Five Flags Center

The KSO celebrates the Mexican festival Day of the Dead. Audience/musician face-painting, masks, candles and a large public ofrenda add to the atmospheric, ominous opuses the KSO will perform a frightfully fun evening of classics, premieres and Hispanic favorites and culture.

Sinister Sonorities

Greaves Concert Hall

Argentinian voices

The Studio Hall

Rosa Antonelli, Piano

Carnegie Hall

Dance across America, Argentina, and the Alps with thundering drums, rising strings, and lyrical winds. The Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra opens their 2024-2025 season with von Suppe’s waltz-like Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna Overture. Ira Hearshen’s reimagining of American band composer John Philip Sousa’s march “The Thunderer'' builds anxiety before a triumphant resolution. Enjoy the patriotic folk dances of Argentina in the four movements of Alberto Ginastera's Estancia. Close the evening with Brahm’s Symphony No. 1 in C minor. Nearly 20 years in the making, it’s said the finale speaks of “deliverance and peace” unfolding to “unrestrained triumph.”

Composer

Alberto Ginastera

Events

Upcoming events

Feb 15, 2026

Sounds of the Americas: A Mariachi Valentine · Lesher Center for the Arts

Feb 18, 2026

Jupiter Quartet · Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake City

Feb 19, 2026

New Voices for Orchestra | Symphony Orchestra – David Dzubay, conductor · Indiana University Jacobs School of Musi

Feb 21, 2026

Brahms’ “Fifth” · Redwood Symphony

Feb 25, 2026

Concert with the RSPO Orchestra Academy · Konserthuset Stockholm

Past events

23 - 24 Jan, 2026

Majestic Rhythms · El Paso Symphony Orchestra

23 - 24 Jan, 2026

It Takes Two: A Symphonic Collaboration · Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra

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