Featuring acclaimed Pianist Carl Cranmer, Schumann’s Piano Concerto recalls his love for his wife withsweeping melodies and tenderness, and the concert includes Puccini’s spiritually passionate and rarely heard Messa di Gloria.
Created for children 5-10, these imaginative 30-minute performances with narration and actors, introducechildren to the world of music and instruments, and impart life lessons through interactive stories. Followingeach concert, children are invited to try instruments at the Instrument Petting Zoo (sponsored by Piccolo’s Music).These FREE PERFORMANCES are all held at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church.
Principal Flute Tiana Grisé performs Mozart’s Flute Concerto No. 1 before the HSO launches into Prokofiev’s playful Classical Symphony. Mozart’s iconic Symphony No. 40 weaves turbulence and passion – all by candlelight. This performance sells out very quickly. Subscribers can secure tickets with subscription purchases before they go on sale to the public.
Usher in Helena’s longest and greatest holiday tradition for an evening of reflection, celebration, and sounds ofthe season in the profoundly reflective Cathedral of St. Helena. These 70-minute performances sell out very quickly.Subscribers can secure tickets with subscription purchases before they go on sale to the public.
The internationally renowned Trio Casals performs Beethoven’s masterful Triple Concerto and the HSO brings tragedyto triumph with the emotionally overwhelming Symphony No. 5 by Mahler.
Created for children 5-10, these imaginative 30-minute performances with narration and actors, introducechildren to the world of music and instruments, and impart life lessons through interactive stories. Followingeach concert, children are invited to try instruments at the Instrument Petting Zoo (sponsored by Piccolo’s Music).These FREE PERFORMANCES are all held at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church.
World acclaimed Israeli American Cellist Amit Peled returns to perform Dvořák’s brilliant Cello Concerto. Brahms’ heartfelt and hauntingly tender Third Symphony opens the concert.
Considered by Rachmaninoff to be his greatest work, The Bells sets the descriptive words of Edgar Allan Poe to paintmusical poetry. The HSO presents one of the first performances of New Zealand Composer John Psathas’ All Seeing Sky, an evocative work for two percussionist soloists and orchestra, and Alexander Scriabin’s mystical Poem of Ecstasy is …
Created for children 5-10, these imaginative 30-minute performances with narration and actors, introducechildren to the world of music and instruments, and impart life lessons through interactive stories. Followingeach concert, children are invited to try instruments at the Instrument Petting Zoo (sponsored by Piccolo’s Music).These FREE PERFORMANCES are all held at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church.
Nearly 2,000 fourth and fifth graders from all over the region learn the importance of music in one’s education and life.The concert will feature the exciting music of Prokofiev’s Peter & The Wolf – BUT with a twist. Tickets are not sold for this concert, as students attend through their school music program.
Tchaikovsky’s timeless tale of love and transformation captured in the music from the ballet Swan Lake opens the concert with Mascagni’s one act Cavalleria Rusticana portraying the tragic story of betrayal, jealousy, and the secrets of a love triangle.