Gaining popularity with his piece, Rhapsody in Blue, the New York Symphony Society commissioned a piano concerto, Concerto in F major, which became the largest and most complex work for the concert stage he had ever undertaken.
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Innovators are always “bridging the gap” between classical music and popular culture, and the styles and instrumentation of classical music can be reinterpreted in a myriad of ways in order to attract modern audiences!
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Brrr! January can often feel daunting and cold, but we are embracing the winter chill by celebrating some of the best classical works for winter!
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A classical music festival in France, L’Offrande Musicale, founded by David Fray, focuses on making sure everyone can share their love of music!
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To get you in a jazzy mood, lets explore some of the best jazz albums released in the past year, which are innovative both in instrumentation and story-telling.
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We are sure you’ve heard of John Williams, one of the best film composers of all time, but here are a few other composers whose music we know you’ll recognize!
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One of the perks of live music is the setting, and nothing beats a beautifully-designed concert hall. Not only does it elevate the sound quality of the instruments, but often a concert hall can feel like a magical, liminal space.
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The intersection between different forms of art should always be celebrated, and our first concert of the season, Scheherazade and Other Stories, is all about the interaction of books, story-telling, and music.
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We Are Music - a big, bold statement for our 94th Season, but one intended without hubris or ego. Simply put, We Are what we love, and we absolutely love Music.
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