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The New Philharmonia Orchestra announces its 2023-24 season, 'Tried, True and New!' Three different programs will be performed at Newton's Grace Episcopal Church. Featuring Beethoven, Sibelius, Copland, Rachmaninoff, and new works by New Phil members.
The South Carolina Historical Society is offering free admission to its downtown Charleston museum for a limited time to pique interest in the Palmetto State's history.
Music is the purest form of entertainment, provoking emotions through the dynamic harmony, melody, and rhythm of each song. Music connects people with common interests that strike them deep in their core. Live music, in particular, allows listeners to consume the depths of each sound as they come together to produce a unique art piece....
Guest conductor: MICHAEL GERDESBrahms’s colossal Requiem may have been inspired by the death of his mother in 1864, a loss which caused him profound grief. This large-scale work for orchestra, chorus, and soprano and baritone soloists is performed in German, a departure from the traditional Latin. Also on this program, we’ll feature the 2021 Nee Commission winner, Alex Stephenson. The program will open with Missy Mazzoli’s “minimalist” gymnopédie for small orchestra, Sinfonia (for Orbiting Spheres).Program:Missy Mazzoli: "Sinfonia (for Orbiting Spheres)"Alex Stephenson: Ne...
This weekend in the arts: "C You Saturday" at ICA San Diego North; San Diego Latino Film Festival's closing weekend; "The XIX (The Nineteenth)" at The Old Globe; the de la Torre Brothers at ICA San Diego Central; "Becoming, Always" from San Diego Dance Theater; La Jolla Symphony and Chorus' "'Music of the Spheres'; and an extended run for "The Outsiders."