Concert Band Music
Be sure to confirm via registration link before committing to attend.
CLASSICAL MUSIC
Chamber 29 Events
Band 8 Events
Instrumental 2 Events
Keyboard 5 Events
Orchestra 159 Events
Vocal Classical 35 Events
Classical Holiday 45 Events
Classical Open 0 Events
Classical Family 26 Events
Boston Philharmonic YOUTH Orchestra - BERNSTEIN / BRAHMS / PROKOFIEV
Bernstein
Candide: Overture
Brahms
Double Concerto
Guy Braunstein,violin
Zvi Plesser, cello
Prokofiev
Symphony No. 5
Music Worcester presents: Orchestre National de France & Daniil Trifonov, piano
The programming of Elsa Barraine’s Symphony No. 2 with its’ gumptous string lines that compliment the playfulness of the work’s structure sits beautifully in the program with Ravel’s Daphnis & Chloé. A grandiose work, Ravel envisioned Daphnis & Chloé as “a vast musical fresco, in which [he] was less concerned with archaism than with fidelity to the Greece of [his] dreams.”
Concord Band - Bandemonium! Children's Concert
Enthusiastic band music for a youthful audience.
Beyond the Notes with Boyd Meets Girl
Beyond the Notes artistic director Sarah Whitney teams up with the Grammy Award–winning duo Boyd Meets Girl—Australian guitarist Rupert Boyd and American cellist Laura Metcalf—for an eclectic program that blurs and redefines traditional genres. Expect music by Caroline Shaw, Maurice Ravel, Radiohead, and more.
Artists:
Sarah Whitney, founder - violin
Rupert Boyd - classical guitar
Laura Metcalf - cello
Prelude music by students of the Concord Conservatory of Music will start at 7:15PM
Claflin Hill Symphony Orchestra - On to the Next 25 Years!
-
Ives: The Unanswered Question
-
Strauss: Oboe Concerto, featuring Sachiko Murata, CHSO Principal Oboist
-
Dvorak: New World Symphony
The CHSO launches into the next 25 years of cultural adventure with a Season Opener that completes business of the past – with a performance of Dvorak’s iconic New World Symphony that was postponed in the previous season – and the beginning of new sonic explorations – CHSO Principal Oboist Sachiko Murata fulfills a life long dream to perform Richard Strauss’ final work, preluded with Charles Ives evocative, mysterious and enigmatic short ode to the meaning of life and creation!