Compositions with family ties take the Whitney stage, beginning with pre-existing works from the second generation of our Creators Corps family. Gabriel Kahane, well known for blurring the lines between rock and classical, has written a beautifully personal piano concerto for his father, acclaimed pianist Jeffrey Kahane. GET TICKETS
Who doesn’t like scary shows, especially around Halloween? The LO will take you on a frightening musical tour with a brand-new score to a terrifying classic film. Longtime collaborator with the LO, composer Sebastian Chang, will debut a chilling new film score for the iconic horror flick, Nosferatu. GET TICKETS
The LO welcomes famed guest conductor JoAnn Falletta for a program that is sure to captivate. The concert begins with one of Richard Strauss’s uplifting tone poems based on the German trickster, Till Eulenspiegel. The John Corigliano’s Clarinet Concerto will be performed by our very own principal clarinetist, Andrea Levine. Followed by a spectacular performance of Debussy’s Ibéria. GET TICKETS
Part of the Brown-Forman Foundation Classics Series Join us as we explore the music of praise and faith with a selection of works by Jewish composers and gospel arrangements performed by the St. Stephen Temple Choir! GET TICKETS
Part of the Brown-Forman Foundation Classics Series Join us as we explore the music of praise and faith with a selection of works by Jewish composers and gospel arrangements performed by the St. Stephen Mass Choir! LEARN MORE
Part of the Brown-Forman Foundation Classics Series Experience the brilliance of renowned choral composer, Eric Whitacre, live and in person! Witness a captivating evening as he not only conducts the concert but also leads the mesmerizing performance of his own masterpieces during the first half of the event. SOLD OUT
Part of the Brown-Forman Foundation Classics Series Mahler himself declared he was ahead of his time musically. Well, the world has caught up. Experience the musical wonder that is a Mahler symphony with Teddy Abrams and the LO. His Symphony No. 6 has enigmatically been nicknamed “Tragic” – but not by the composer. GET TICKETS
