Name: USF Symphony Orchestra
Start: 2026-04-30T19:30:00
Location: University of South Florida

The University of South Florida School of Music is set to offer an exciting array of performances in 2026. From the Steinway Piano Series showcasing exceptional talents like Ruuka Ogihara and Ksenia Nosikova, to the inspiring USF Symphony Orchestra's new collaboration with The Florida Orchestra, these events promise a rich tapestry of musical brilliance. Orchestral concerts, captivating recitals, and insightful lecture-recitals will bring together students, acclaimed performers, and renowned conductors, creating an unforgettable musical journey.

USF School of Music: A Symphony of Talent and Tradition

University of South Florida School of Music

A magical afternoon with one of the world’s most celebrated piano duets, the Schiavo-Marchegiani Piano Duo, celebrating its 20 years on stage. The program includes works by Rossini, Schubert, Mozart, Dvorak, and Brahms.

Steinway Piano Series: Schiavo-Marchegiani Piano Duo

University of South Florida

Arthur Greene returns to the Steinway Series for another thrilling performance featuring works by J. S. Bach, Schumann, Liszt, and Beethoven. About this program Mr. Greene writes: “I choose to play music that has the maximum emotional impact for me. I hope to communicate those feelings, and that world, to the audience. These pieces, even Bach (!), are direct expressions; as Beethoven wrote on his Missa Solemnis score, "From the heart, may it return to the heart!"

Steinway Piano Series: Arthur Greene

The USF College of Design, Art & Performance and The Florida Orchestra have formed a new partnership to elevate music education, inspire artistic expression and strengthen community engagement. As part of the collaboration, the USF Symphony Orchestra will work directly with internationally acclaimed conductors. TFO Resident Conductor Chelsea Gallo, serving as artist-in-residence at USF, provides students with professional-level ensemble experiences that will help shape them as musicians and prepare them for future success.

USF Symphony Orchestra

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