February 2020
Travis Tritt in Concert
Click Here to buy tickets Travis Tritt Ticket Information For more than two decades, Travis Tritt has been steadily building his impressive catalog of southern rock-inspired country music, beginning with his multi-Platinum 1990 debut, “Country Club.” Tritt has made several major chart appearances over the course of his career with songs like “It’s a Great Day to Be Alive” and “Anymore,” and this GRAMMY Award winner continues to be a regular performer at country music festivals, as well as a…
Find out more »March 2020
Vivaldi Four Seasons – March Into The Stradosphere
Pre-concert conversation at 7:00 PM in Reynolds Hall DONATO CABRERA, CONDUCTOR Margaret Batjer performing on the 1716 Milstein Stradivarius Violin Cho-Liang Lin Performing on the 1715 Titian Stradivarius Violin Adele Anthony Performing on the 1728 Milanollo Stradivarius Violin Eugene Drucker Performing on the 1686 Rosgonyl Stradivarius Violin ADDITIONAL VIOLIN SHOWPIECES TO BE ANNOUNCED VIVALDI The Four Seasons Antonio Stradivari is said to have produced the worldʼs best sounding violins and 300 years later, Stradivari is held up as the best…
Find out more »Spotlight on Beethoven, Mozart and Friends with the Philharmonic
Curated by: Stephen Caplan, Principal Oboe A delightful evening of chamber music featuring works from Bach, Britten, Beethoven, Mozart and more!
Find out more »April 2020
Kurt Weill’s America
Pre-concert conversation at 6:30PM in Reynolds Hall Donato Cabrera, conductor Storm Large sings Seven Deadly Sins WEILL Symphonic Nocturne from Lady in the Dark WEILL Symphony No. 2 WEILL The Seven Deadly Sins - Text by Bertolt Brecht WEILL Mack the Knife Explore Kurt Weill’s America through some of his most notorious works. LISTEN TO DONATO’S SPOTIFY PLAYLIST: http://tinyurl.com/lvphilapr4
Find out more »May 2020
Season Finale – Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4
Pre-concert conversation at 6:30PM in Reynolds Hall Donato Cabrera, conductor Josefin Feiler, soprano - American German Cultural Exchange Fellowship recipient GABRIELA LENA FRANK Three Latin American Dances R. STRAUSS Four Last Songs TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 4 The symphony Tchaikovsky called “the crowning glory” of all his musical achievements paired with Strauss’s soulful swan song deliver a stunning season finale. Frank’s Three Latin American Dances lends a multicultural and contemporary spirit. LISTEN TO DONATO’S SPOTIFY PLAYLIST: http://tinyurl.com/lvphilmay9
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