Join the Baton Rouge Symphony for a delightful evening of music with conductor Adam Johnson, featuring your principle horn, Angela Bagnetto Finley.

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A Night In Vienna: Orchestral Series

River Center Theatre

Don’t miss out on guest conductor, 3-time Grammy winner, and vocalist Michelle DeYoung conducting the PSO during the first half. Maestro George Stelluto will lead the PSO during the second half as Michelle delights us with Gustav Mahler’s Rückert-Lieder. Enjoy an evening of live music featuring pieces by Grazyna Bacewicz, Marianna Martinez, Wolfgang Mozart, Gustav Mahler, Anna Clyne, and Lili Boulanger.

New Horizons Concert

Grace Presbyterian Church

Early music expert Nicholas McGegan conducts a program highlighting 18th-century music. Featuring guest violinist Julian Rhee performing Mozart's "Turkish" Symphony.

Internationally renowned conductor and early music expert Nicholas McGegan leads the Eugene Symphony for the first time in a program of music from the 18th century. You’ll hear two revered works by the incomparable genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, including his “Turkish” Violin Concerto played by rising star Julian Rhee and his joyful “Jupiter” Symphony. We also feature music by classical period Austrian composer Marianna Martines and a largely forgotten gem by Haydn.

Join us at 6:30 pm in the Studio at the Hult Center for our Guild Pre-Concert Talk. ESA Executive Director Scott Freck will moderate a conversation with guest conductor Nicholas McGegan and guest violinist Julian Rhee. Arrive early! This event tends to fill up.

Mozart's Jupiter

Hult Center for the Performing Arts

Cosette Justo Valdés has led orchestras in her home country of Cuba, in Europe, and now, lucky for us, in Canada. Her unique style and contagious amounts of energy bring new and refreshing interpretations to every performance. She leads the SSO and Chorus in the Canadian premiere of Marianna Martines’s Dixit Dominus.

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The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist

Classical Collaborations brings together the central genres of the Viennese classical “school”—concerto, sonata, symphony, and variations—while foregrounding the contributions of women to this fabled musical culture. Featured works include Marianna Martines’s Concerto in G Major for Fortepiano and Orchestra, Mozart’s “Auernhammer” Sonata in F Major (K. 376), Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No. 48 (“Maria Theresia”), and Josepha Auernhammer’s “Papageno Variations.”

Marianna Martines

Events

Upcoming events

May 23, 2025

Classical Collaborations · Hobby Center for the Performing Arts

Past events

Oct 17, 2024

A Night In Vienna: Orchestral Series · Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra

Mar 16, 2024

New Horizons Concert · Peoria Symphony Orchestra

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