Louisville Orchestra: (UN)Silent Film: Nosferatu
Back by popular demand, experience the classic Nosferatu, with a new score by Sebastian Chang, a fusion of cinematic horror and live orchestral innovation.
Louisville Orchestra: Carmina Burana
Discover Carmina Burana and Michael Tilson Thomas’s Meditations on Rilke with the Louisville Chamber Choir, a journey through music’s power and passion.
Conductor: Teddy Abrams; Choir: Louisville Chamber Choir
Louisville Orchestra: The Planets – Season Opener!
Don’t miss the season opener for your Louisville Orchestra. Experience Gustav Holst’s stirring and beloved masterwork, The Planets, as well as Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21 underneath the starry sky of the Louisville Palace Theatre.
Conductor: Paolo Bortolameolli; Piano: David Fray
Louisville Orchestra: Mahler 6
Experience the musical wonder that is a Mahler symphony with Teddy Abrams and the LO. Mahler’s No. 6 has enigmatically been nicknamed Tragic – but not by the composer. It is, however, admittedly by Mahler, a very personal expression of his own life – a life that frequently fluctuated between immense joy and melancholy. Teddy Abrams, conductor
Concert Program: MAHLER Symphony No. 6 in A minor, “Tragic”
I. Allegro energico, ma non troppo
II. Andante moderato
III. Scherzo I
IV. Finale
Louisville Orchestra: March Music Madness (Concert)
Bob Bernhardt brings us another show based on one of his favorite topics – this time, sports. Put on your favorite team’s logo and join the LO Pops for music that celebrates the best of sports anthems. You can bet it’ll be “batter up” with selections like “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” and we’ll have some special guests from the sports world there, too! Bob Bernhardt, conductor
