George Frederich Handel’s Messiah is the most famous oratorio ever written. Join us this December for the beloved Holiday tradition that thrills and inspires concertgoers year after year. Enjoy the full oratorio with solo arias such as “I Know That My Redeemer Liveth” and “The Trumpet Shall Sound” and popular choruses such as “For Unto Us A Child Is Born” and the “Hallelujah” chorus. Guest conductor Patrick Dupré Quigley […]
George Frederich Handel’s Messiah is the most famous oratorio ever written. Join us this December for the beloved Holiday tradition that thrills and inspires concertgoers year after year. Enjoy the full oratorio with solo arias such as “I Know That My Redeemer Liveth” and “The Trumpet Shall Sound” and popular choruses such as “For Unto Us A Child Is Born” and the “Hallelujah” chorus. Guest conductor Patrick Dupré Quigley […]
George Frederich Handel’s Messiah is the most famous oratorio ever written. Join us this December for the beloved Holiday tradition that thrills and inspires concertgoers year after year. Enjoy the full oratorio with solo arias such as “I Know That My Redeemer Liveth” and “The Trumpet Shall Sound” and popular choruses such as “For Unto Us A Child Is Born” and the “Hallelujah” chorus. Guest conductor Patrick Dupré Quigley […]
Witness the bold and brilliant sounds of the Phoenix Symphony Brass section as they ring in the holidays with a blast! With music from around the world and across the ages filled with wit and virtuosity, the evening will feature traditional holiday favorites, ballads, carols, and much more!
Celebrate the “Gloria” of the season with a spectacular concert featuring the Phoenix Symphony Brass Section and Phoenix Symphony Chorus. Experience well-loved favorites like John Rutter’s magnificent Gloria and Benjamin Britten’s dramatic Ceremony of Carols accompanied by solo harp. Anthems and Carols from the Christmas choral tradition will put you in the holiday spirit!
Celebrate the “Gloria” of the season with a spectacular concert featuring the Phoenix Symphony Brass Section and Phoenix Symphony Chorus. Experience well-loved favorites like John Rutter’s magnificent Gloria and Benjamin Britten’s dramatic Ceremony of Carols accompanied by solo harp. Anthems and Carols from the Christmas choral tradition will put you in the holiday spirit!
Celebrate the “Gloria” of the season with a spectacular concert featuring the Phoenix Symphony Brass Section and Phoenix Symphony Chorus. Experience well-loved favorites like John Rutter’s magnificent Gloria and Benjamin Britten’s dramatic Ceremony of Carols accompanied by solo harp. Anthems and Carols from the Christmas choral tradition will put you in the holiday spirit!
Put on your sequined bell-bottoms and ring in the New Year with your Phoenix Symphony. Join us for Disco Inferno led by the beloved Phoenix Favorite Stuart Chafetz.
After Brahms successfully debuted his Symphony No. 1 in 1876, the famed conductor Hans von Bülow declared it to be “Beethoven’s Tenth.” William Eddins leads the orchestra in this popular symphony, which progresses from tragic struggle to triumphant victory. The program also includes two remarkable works influenced by jazz and blues: Blush by Ayanna Witter-Johnson […]
After Brahms successfully debuted his Symphony No. 1 in 1876, the famed conductor Hans von Bülow declared it to be “Beethoven’s Tenth.” William Eddins leads the orchestra in this popular symphony, which progresses from tragic struggle to triumphant victory. The program also includes two remarkable works influenced by jazz and blues: Blush by Ayanna Witter-Johnson […]
After Brahms successfully debuted his Symphony No. 1 in 1876, the famed conductor Hans von Bülow declared it to be “Beethoven’s Tenth.” William Eddins leads the orchestra in this popular symphony, which progresses from tragic struggle to triumphant victory. The program also includes two remarkable works influenced by jazz and blues: Blush by Ayanna Witter-Johnson […]
Vivaldi’s Autumn concerto depicts a merry harvest dance and the sleepy countryside. Piazzolla’s Otoño sets a melancholy mood of fall. Michael Schacter’s Five–Six–Seven–Eight takes its title from the count-in familiar to musicians on a bandstand or dancers in rehearsal. Each of the four miniatures is inspired by folk and classical dance styles from around the world.
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