In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, The Syracuse Orchestra performs music from around the world that celebrates freedom and our richly diverse local community.

Let Freedom Ring

St. Paul's Syracuse, the Downtown Episcopal Church

In a poignant exploration of human conflict and resolution, "War and Peace" delves into the depths of emotion with a program that juxtaposes turbulence with tranquility. Augusta Holmés' evocative "Irlande" sets a contemplative mood, reflecting on the complexities of national identity and struggle. Myroslav Skoryk's Piano Concerto No. ?, featuring Ukrainian-American pianist Stanislav Khristenko, offers a powerful testament to resilience and hope amid adversity. Concluding the program with a timeless masterpiece, Beethoven's iconic Symphony No. 5 in C minor delivers a cathartic journey from darkness to triumph, leaving audiences with a sense of profound reflection, hope and renewal.

War and Peace

Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic Association

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.

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Miriam Tayler, piano - Student Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Join us for a “Players’ Choice” concert - an unforgettable evening, glowing with the warmth of Mediterranean sunshine, as Perth Symphony Orchestra brings to life a selection of timeless classics, hand-picked by the players themselves. We hope you enjoy the performance!

Perth Symphony Orchestra

Perth Concert Hall

DUEN is looking forward to once again participating in the Classic Days festival - this year with the theme "Humour, play and laughter". As usual, we play two different concert programs at the festival. You can also experience the program for this concert at concerts on 29 and 30 September.

At the concert you can hear, among other things, Mozart's "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" and Dvorák's well-known "Humoreske". The Dutch/British violinist Daniel Rowland is soloist in both Felix Mendelssohn's early violin concerto in D minor, Alexander Raskatov's beautiful "Five minutes of WA Mozart's life" for violin and string orchestra and the world's most played piece of music, "Tango Jalousi".

Classic days – Eine Große Nachtmusik

Lemvig High School

Jysk Musikteater

Venø After School

Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy an incredible night of music and the sounds of summer with Symphoria! This concert is free to attend and you do not need a ticket.

Symphoria 2023

Fort Stanwix National Monument

Emerson Park

Kerri Hornaday Park

Fayetteville Beard Park

Manor on the Green

Fort Ontario

Clary Middle School

Hungarian composer and 20th century music education pioneer Zoltán Kodály wrote the Dances of Galánta based on folk music he heard as a child.
GRAMMY® nominated composer Anna Clyne’s DANCE is performed by Inbal Segev, the artist for whom it was written. Each of the five movements in the piece is inspired by a line in a poem by 13th century mystic Rumi.
Ukrainian composer Myroslav Skoryk’s Melody for Symphony Orchestra has become a rallying cry for his homeland.
One of Tchaikovsky’s most joyful compositions, Symphony No. 2 was written while spending the summer in Ukraine. The piece melds Western and Russian symphonic structures with the music of Ukrainian folk songs, reflecting the confluence and collision of cultures through centuries of coexistence and conflict.

Intersections

Lesher Center for the Arts

Nobody inspired Robert Schumann more than his wife, Clara, a bright, creative spirit and pianist of huge sensitivity. Clara continually pushed her husband to write on larger scales but what she really wanted from him was a full concerto. After initial hesitance, Robert delivered a piece in which ‘the piano is interwoven with the orchestra in the most delicate way – one can’t imagine the one without the other’ (in Clara’s words). It was a picture of their love. The ‘truly outstanding’ (Gramophone) pianist Vadym Kholodenko performs Schumann’s concerto, under the baton of Odessa Philharmonic Orchestra’s conductor Hobart Earle, between the most bracing symphony by Schumann’s close friend Mendelssohn and fellow-Ukrainian Myroslav Skoryk’s ever-poignant Elegie.

Myroslav Skoryk

Events

Upcoming events

Apr 8, 2027

Mendelssohn Scottish Symphony · Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra

Past events

18 - 19 Apr, 2026

Let Freedom Ring · The Syracuse Orchestra

Mar 2, 2025

War and Peace · Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic Association

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