Our Festival this year carries the title "Journeys of Faith". Through a series of panel discussions pairing Jewish and Black pastors and clergy, our Festival sponsors and partners will seek to connect those Louisvillian communities through discussions of faith and life experience. Their goal is to enable a better understanding of one another and achieve
The LO will explore the music of Jewish-American icon Leonard Bernstein and an important work by composer and educator Joel Thompson based on the words of African-American writer James Baldwin. The concert will also showcase the world premiere of Creators Corps Composer Tyler Taylor’s Revisions for saxophone ensemble and orchestra. Leonard Bernstein, influenced by poet
Our Festival this year carries the title "Journeys of Faith". Through a series of panel discussions pairing Jewish and Black pastors and clergy, our Festival sponsors and partners will seek to connect those Louisvillian communities through discussions of faith and life experience. Their goal is to enable a better understanding of one another and achieve
Back to the ’80s is a power-packed evening of the decade’s #1 hit songs, including The Power of Love, Time After Time, Material Girl, Addicted to Love, and many others. Featuring the music of such 80’s iconic stars as Madonna, Debbie Gibson, Huey Lewis & The News, Phil Collins, Queen, Joe Cocker, and others, Back to the ’80s contains
The LO "Music Without Borders" concerts are free with your registration. First come first serve subject to venue capacity CONCERT PROGRAM Leonard BERNSTEIN: Overture to West Side Story Jennifer HIGDON: Low Brass Concerto TJ COLE: Playtime Aaron COPLAND: Suite from The Tender Land Kelly Corcoran, conductor James Seymour, trombone Brett Shuster, trombone Bryan Heath, bass trombone Andrew Doub,
The LO "Music Without Borders" concerts are free with your registration. First come first serve subject to venue capacity CONCERT PROGRAM Leonard BERNSTEIN: Overture to West Side Story Jennifer HIGDON: Low Brass Concerto TJ COLE: Playtime Aaron COPLAND: Suite from The Tender Land Kelly Corcoran, conductor James Seymour, trombone Brett Shuster, trombone Bryan Heath, bass trombone Andrew Doub,
The LO "Music Without Borders" concerts are free with your registration. First come first serve subject to venue capacity CONCERT PROGRAM Leonard BERNSTEIN: Overture to West Side Story Jennifer HIGDON: Low Brass Concerto TJ COLE: Playtime Aaron COPLAND: Suite from The Tender Land Kelly Corcoran, conductor James Seymour, trombone Brett Shuster, trombone Bryan Heath, bass trombone Andrew Doub,
We celebrate the cultures and diversity captured in wonderful music for the orchestra. This program introduces important symphonic works written in America that embody specific elements and tell stories of cultures from around the world and around the community. Each of us can define our lives through the music we love. This concert shows how
Lean, haunting and full of shocking surprises; here you find the ‘other’ Rachmaninoff. The mystery of far-flung adventure and dreamy beauty of shimmering colors are found in Bartók violin concerto. Concert Program: Béla Bartók : Violin Concerto No. 2 Sergei Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 3 Christian Reif, conductor Alexi Kenney, violin This concert is presented in
Join us for a concert of favorite and significant 20th-century composers. Here in the Third Symphony, you find a mature Rachmaninoff. Still a Master of Melodies, the composer presents ones that do not burst into heart-wrenching flights but toy around the edges of Expressionism, and a curiously inventive structure that both defies and follows traditional
