Name: Batman™ 1989 in Concert
Start: 2026-05-02T19:00:00
Location: Dominion Energy Center

The Richmond Symphony is once again set to dazzle audiences with a rich array of performances in 2026. From Damien Geter’s poignant An African American Requiem to the jubilant sounds of Pastor Mike Jr.'s Gospel Symphony Praise Party, there's something for every music lover. Add in Conrad Tao's mastery of Gershwin, the cinematic grandeur of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince™ in Concert, and the nostalgic tunes of ‘Let’s Groove Tonight’, and it's clear this season is not to be missed. Join us as we explore the vibrant lineup that promises to leave a lasting impression.

Experience the Symphony: Richmond's Cultural Extravaganza 2026

The Richmond Symphony is set to captivate audiences with a breathtaking lineup of events, featuring iconic performances and tributes to legendary composers. From Broadway hits and symphonic love stories to cinematic scores and galactic journeys, this season promises a diverse and thrilling musical experience. With renowned conductors like Valentina Peleggi and Hae Lee leading the way, and talented artists bringing classic masterpieces to life, each concert offers a unique exploration of music's power to inspire and transport.

Richmond Symphony's Spectacular Season: A Musical Journey Through Time and Imagination

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The great strength and nobility of Brahms’ Fourth and final Symphony places it among his most profound achievements. Valentina Peleggi conducts, and the Richmond Symphony’s own Neal Carey plays Dvořák’s elegy for a long-lost love, the impassioned Cello Concerto, composed during the composer’s American sojourn. To begin, a colorful new work, commissioned by the Richmond Symphony from Jasmine Guo. A composer for cinema as well as the concert stage, her distinguished works have been honored and acclaimed.

Brahms & Dvořák

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speaking of her Hymn for Everyone, Jessie Montgomery recalled “I wrote it during the pandemic, and I was in a moment of reflection. I was inspired by the Hymn as a tradition of offering some solace.” Also, Angela Chen plays Beethoven’s poetic Fourth Piano Concerto. “Enthralling,” raved Toronto’s Globe and Mail. “She is speaking with her own voice about works in which she is passionately involved.”

Copland & Beethoven

The Bat-Signal is lighting up Richmond! Don’t miss this once in a lifetime chance to watch Batman™ ‘89 in the theater with a huge screen, the Richmond Symphony, and the iconic Danny Elfman score!

Batman™ 1989 in Concert

Majestic in its scope. Dazzling in its sound. There is nothing to match the experience of hearing, live in concert, The Planets. Be there for the ultimate trip through the galaxy as Richmond Symphony and Valentina Peleggi perform Gustav Holst’s sonic celestial showpiece. Plus, the suite from John Williams’ Star Wars. Also featured on this final concert of a season, exploring 250 years of American music and history, is a world premiere from composer and storyteller Stacy Garrop, commissioned from her by the Richmond Symphony.

The Planets & Star Wars

A spirited and patriotic musical extravaganza that pays homage to the legendary “March King” and his iconic compositions.

Batman™ 1989 in Concert

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