Name: Esther Abrami
Start: 2026-04-16T19:30:00
Location: River Center Theatre

Get ready for a captivating year of musical brilliance as the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra presents an array of dynamic events in 2026. From Gershwin’s iconic Rhapsody in Blue to a cosmic Mardi Gras celebration, and from Broadway hits to a tribute to legendary divas, this season promises a stunning blend of visual and auditory delights. With esteemed artists like Paul Merkelo and Esther Abrami, and innovative performances under the stars, this is a season not to be missed. Join us as we explore the vibrant tapestry of music, culture, and artistry.

Baton Rouge Symphony's 2026 Season: A Symphony of Unforgettable Experiences

The Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra invites you to a year filled with diverse musical experiences that celebrate both global and local culture. From out-of-this-world concerts at the planetarium to Broadway hits and chamber music, the 2026 lineup is set to captivate audiences. Highlights include Mahler's Fifth Symphony, a tribute to iconic divas, and performances by renowned violinist Esther Abrami. Embrace the rhythm and let the music take you on a journey through genres and emotions.

A Symphony of Events: Baton Rouge's Musical Extravaganza

Prepare to be captivated by a series of exhilarating events hosted by the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra, featuring an array of talented musicians and artists. From the enchanting melodies of chamber music to an exhilarating cosmic adventure, these concerts promise to ignite your senses. Join us as we explore the highlights of this season, including a remarkable performance by world-renowned violinist Esther Abrami and a tribute to musical divas in a visually stunning planetarium setting. There's something for everyone in this symphonic celebration.

An Unforgettable Journey Through Music and Visuals with the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra

Esther Abrami

Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra

Experience renowned violinist Esther Abrami in concert, playing selections from her latest album, as well as the Baton Rouge Symphony Chorus in powerful choral works by Brahms.

Esther Abrami

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