Third time’s a charm ⚡️
The third movement of Beethoven's Eroica Symphony is electric 🌟 Time for you to wow us with your timpani skills for the third time this week 💫
Hope you can attend the concert July 6 at 7PM. We are honored to host the US Air Force Band and Singing Sergeants from Washington D.C. FREE Concert, but you should reserve tickets below, Covid protocols will be in place. @JcpsMusic @MalePrincipal
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#TBT We were just taking a walk down memory lane to last summer's live performance at Waterfront Fourth. This year, we'll be sharing a free family concert in Glasgow on 6/29 called American Salute with our special guest conductor Jason Seber. https://t.co/J92ZFDdfvE
Today we celebrate Robert Schumann's 212th birthday! We're excited to present Teddy Talks Schumann as the premiere to our Nightlites at the Ogle series & as part of our Classics Series, exploring the life & work of this master composer. https://t.co/ACCRZuDxS0
A Glasgow tradition is back and better than ever on June 29 at 7pm! Relax and enjoy music from your Louisville Orchestra under the stars as we present “American Salute,” a free, outdoor concert for the whole family! https://t.co/J92ZFDdfvE
Guest conductor @eoutwater gives us a preview of Saturday's Schumann and Brahms concert and divulges a few of his favorite Louisville memories! Join us for our next Classics Concert happening at the @kentuckycenter Nov. 20 at 8pm.
Music Without Borders continues with Baroque & Classical Jewels conducted by @GabeLefkowitz & performed by Nicholas Finch with your @LOMusicians. Watch this preview & get your tickets for our final performances tonight & tomorrow. Tap the link! https://t.co/1GocsrQijh
Join us at The Jeffersonian tomorrow evening for our first performance of Music Without Borders: Baroque and Classical Jewels, with performances from Gabriel Lefkowitz, conductor and violinist; Nicholas Finch & Lillian Pettitt, cellos; Kathleen Karr & Jake Chabot, flutes.
Join us tonight for Teddy Talks Schubert. @teddyconducts chose Symphony in C Major, "The Great," for this installment of his signature concert because Schubert masterfully uses simple, songful melodies to evoke the grandeur and expansiveness of Beethoven. https://t.co/qQsFc5UDJq
Thank you to all the friends, students, colleagues, and alumni who joined us last night! Dr. Marchioni and Dr. Coleman were thrilled to play for such a large and enthusiastic audience. We appreciate your support and can’t wait for the next one! 💙🎼🎹😺