The Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra continues its 50th Anniversary Season on Saturday, November 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Dock Mennonite Academy’s Souderton campus (the Early Childhood to Grade 8 campus). …
The long-awaited re-opening of in-person concerts begins with a salute to front line workers and those that have been dedicated to the health of our communities. The opening night concert …
Noted Philadelphia Orchestra Violinist Amy Oshiro-Morales performs Tchaikovsky’s popular Violin Concerto that exudes sublime lyricism, yearning wistfulness, and thrilling virtuosity. The cheerful Symphony No. 1 of French opera composer Georges …
Fall in love with the iconic, beautifully tragic story of Romeo & Juliet then journey to a lush and luxurious celebration of romance with Richard Strauss’ music from his opera …
The friendship of Brahms and Schumann defined a generation of music and left legacy of beauty and inspiration. Featuring acclaimed Pianist Carl Cranmer, Schumann’s Piano Concerto recalls his love for …
Hailed as one of greatest living clarinetists, Philadelphia Orchestra Principal Clarinet Ricardo Morales performs Copland’s lyrical and jazz-influenced Clarinet Concerto that was composed for the legendary swing musician Benny Goodman. …
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra returns with music from Grammy-nominated Philadelphia composer and SPSO LIVEstream! host Kile Smith and music from his award-winning Vespers newly arranged for and commissioned by …
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Escape into your dreams as the SPSO musically paints the surreal sounds of the music of French Impressionist Claude Debussy. Critically acclaimed Violinist Robyn Bollinger makes her SPSO debut featuring …
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra returns with music that allows us to heal, remember, reflect, and hope. Copland’s Quiet City depicts the stillness of our streets, and Barber’s emotional Adagio …
Experience some of Italy’s great music! From the memorable operas of Puccini, Rossini, Mascagni, and Verdi to Morricone’s film scores for The Mission and Cinema Paradiso, and the fun Italian …