Name: Stories with the Maestro
Start: 2026-02-15T14:30:00
Location: Theatre at the Center

Join Northwest Indiana Symphony as they embark on a delightful journey of music and storytelling. From the riveting narratives of Maestro Muspratt to the evocative melodies of Dan Forrest's 'Requiem for the Living,' and a tribute to the legendary Tina Turner, these events promise an unforgettable experience. Each performance offers a unique blend of stories and music, celebrating the rich tapestry of human emotion and the power of orchestral and choral music.

A Symphony of Stories: Unveiling Music and Memories with Northwest Indiana Symphony

The Northwest Indiana Symphony invites you to explore a multi-faceted celebration of music, from the personal tales of Maestro Muspratt in 'Stories with the Maestro' to a soulful rendition of Dan Forrest's 'Requiem for the Living' by the Symphony Chorus, culminating in a powerful tribute to the legendary Tina Turner. Join us at the Theatre at the Center and Hard Rock Live for an unforgettable musical journey, featuring renowned performers and beloved compositions.

Celebrating Music: Stories, Requiems, and Rock ‘n’ Roll with the Northwest Indiana Symphony

Kirk Muspratt

Northwest Indiana Symphony

Maestro Muspratt will share a lifetime of stories from his childhood and world travels to celebrate his 25th season with the Symphony!

Stories with the Maestro

Theatre at the Center

The Symphony Chorus will perform contemporary composer Dan Forrest’s modern Requiem mass. Featuring Susan Nelson, mezzo-soprano.

Requiem for the Living with the Symphony Chorus

All hail the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll! Superstar singers LaKisha Jones, Nova Y. Payton, and Armando Imagines will take you on a journey through Tina Turner’s legendary musical career as your orchestra elevates iconic songs like “What’s Love Got to Do with It,” “Disco Inferno,” “Proud Mary,” and more. As sentimental as it is powerful, this production pays tribute to the eight-time GRAMMY-winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee in a way that proves Turner was “Simply the Best.”

Stories with the Maestro

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