Name: Cinematic Soundscapes
Start: 2025-05-10T19:30:00
Location: University of Redlands

From the jazzy beats of classic holiday tunes to the sweeping arcs of Mozart's orchestral genius, the Redlands Symphony offers a vibrant and eclectic series of events set to captivate and enchant its audiences. With a lineup that includes everything from big band holiday concerts to intimate violin duos, and cinematic soundscapes, these events promise to be memorable experiences. As talented conductors and musicians bring these masterpieces to life, audiences will be transported on a musical journey that celebrates both playful seasonal joy and profound artistic expression.

A Symphony of Seasons: Redlands Symphony's Unforgettable Lineup

Redlands Symphony is set to present an array of captivating events showcasing the incredible talents of musicians and the timeless allure of classical compositions. From the high-flying notes of 'Flight of the Bumblebee' to the evocative sounds of cinematic masterpieces, each performance promises a unique auditory experience. Highlights include violin virtuoso Sam Fischer and horn specialist Adam Wolf, along with a wonderous bassoon recital by Martin Kuuskmann. Join us in Redlands for a series of musical spectacles that honor the richness of symphonic art.

Redlands Symphony: A Journey Through Orchestral Brilliance and Recital Excellence

Redlands Symphony is set to enchant audiences with a trio of breathtaking performances this season. From the intricate elegance of 'The Wonderous Bassoon' featuring Martin Kuuskmann to the powerful energy of the RSO Brass Quintet, and the evocative 'Cinematic Soundscapes,' these events promise a profound musical journey. Celebrating a rich tapestry of classical and contemporary works, these concerts spotlight talented musicians and timeless compositions, creating a dynamic atmosphere that's both celebratory and reflective for music aficionados.

A Symphony of Sound: Exploring Redlands Symphony's Captivating Concert Series

Redlands Symphony

Go back in time with amazing antique artifacts, artwork, and amazing music, all for the benefit of the Redlands Symphony's artistic and community programs.

Enjoy a free tour of the Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens collection and archives, then gather in the Music Room for a piano concert on the Museum's historic early 1900s baby grand piano. After the performance, connect with follow music lovers for a brunch on the Museum's grounds.

History, Music, and Brunch

Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens

Join Principal Clarinet Kay Nevin and friends for an intimate recital followed by a musician meet-and-greet.

Redlands Recital Series: Kay Nevin, Clarinet

First Presbyterian Church of Redlands

Join Principal Cellist Aristides Rivas and friends for an afternoon of transformative music on a smaller scale.

Redlands Recital Series: Aristides Rivas in Recital

Experience the magic that happens when musical voices across time and style come together in perfect synergy. From the classical sparkle of Mozart’s Eine kleine Nachtmusik to the lush, romantic richness of Teresa Carreño’s Serenade for Strings, and the hypnotic drive of Philip Glass’s Symphony No. 3, this concert is a celebration of unity through contrast. Each work shines on its own—yet when heard together, they reveal surprising connections and a shared spirit of invention. Join us for an unforgettable evening where tradition meets innovation, and strings sing with one voice across centuries.

Finding Synergy

University of Redlands

Come out for a rompin' and rollickin' good time with Principal Bassoonist Jonathan Stehney and friends.

Redlands Recital Series: Jonathan Stehney in Recital

Step into a world of calm and quiet beauty with an evening of music that soothes the soul and sparks the imagination. Britten’s Sinfonietta offers clarity and poise in a finely crafted chamber setting. Juan Pablo Contreras’s Ángel Mestizo blends Mexican folk spirit with lyrical serenity, creating a heartfelt tribute to cultural harmony. Finally, Copland’s Appalachian Spring Suite brings it all home with openhearted simplicity and peaceful Americana charm. This concert invites you to pause, breathe, and experience the power of music to bring stillness and grace.

Finding Tranquility

Whether you've been playing for a few years or for most of your life, there is much to gain from attending a masterclass. Even if you attend a masterclass for an instrument that you don't play, you will learn so much about musicality, phrasing, and the nuances of musical performance.

Damien Geter, Composer

Get up close and personal for an experience you'll never forget. Sit on stage, surrounding a quartet of RSO musicians, for a once-in-a-lifetime performance of Olivier Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time. Written in a WWII Concentration Camp, this piece will touch your soul and leave you utterly transformed.

Quartet for the End of Time

Join us for an unforgettable evening where raw emotion meets musical might.
The night opens with Beethoven’s Coriolan Overture—a gripping sonic battle of will and destiny, capturing the fierce inner conflict of a tragic hero. Next, prepare to be swept away by the lyric fire of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto, a masterwork that wields grace as strength and passion as purpose. Finally, revel in the bold exuberance of Schubert’s Symphony No. 2, a youthful yet commanding declaration of symphonic brilliance.

Cinematic Soundscapes

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