Conductor Alastair Willis will discuss the December 8 concert, where the audience will learn how the music of film, nostalgic prose, a birthday gift, and Renaissance frescoes inspired Copland, Barber, Wagner and Respighi.

At today's event, children will learn about parts of the staff and how to read music, as well as about  composer Samuel Barber, composer of Knoxville: Summer of 1915.

The 2019-2020 season, dedicated to Celebrating Women in Music, kicks off with the enthralling music of Copland, Barber, Wagner and Respighi, conducted by Alastair Willis, and featuring soprano soloist Robyn Marie Lamp.

Sound meets sight in this evening of cinematic and artistic exploration that highlights the works of Copland, Wagner and Respighi.

At today's event, children will learn about the ways that composers communicate their musical ideas to musicians, and get to meet violinist Daniel Andai.

Carolyn Kuan leads the orchestra and violin soloist Daniel Andai in a sublime evening of works by Assad, Haydn, and Mendelssohn that celebrate the beauty and romance of Italy.

Conductor James Judd will speak about the February 9 concert, featuring the enchanting work of Zwilich and Beethoven. The Symphonia will preview the pieces that will be performed, with soloists Elissa Lee Koljonen (violin) and Yumi Kendall (cello).

At today's event, children will create and learn to write basic music rhythms, learn about the composers Zwilich and Beethoven, and meet conductor James Judd and the soloists Elissa Lee Koljonen and Yumi Kendall.

James Judd joins the orchestra to conduct works by Zwilich and to celebrate Beethoven's 250th birthday, featuring soloists Elissa Lee Koljonen (violin) and Yumi Kendall (cello).

Conductor Laura Jackson will speak about the March 29 concert - a thrilling performance of works by Adolphe, Britten, and Beethoven, featuring piano soloist Marika Bournaki.

At today's event, children will compose music as a group, using the information learned from the previous sessions, and meet soloist Marika Bournaki.

Spring is in the air, and Laura Jackson leads the orchestra in a thrilling concert of works by Adolphe, Britten, and Beethoven, featuring piano soloist Marika Bournaki.

J.S. himself is in the house tonight! Go for baroque and discover what made Bach the master he was, and what it was like to be a court musician.