He’s back! Audience favorite pianist Jon Nakamatsu returns to Reno once again to perform the Brahms Piano Concerto No. 1 – surging with youthful fire, tender passion, and thunderous power. Written when Brahms was only 25 years old, the piano concerto is one of music history’s most monumental and stunning creative achievements. The program opens […]
Tradition and innovation combine to elevate certain compositions, as clearly demonstrated by Patrick Harlin’s evocative soundscapes, the twilit atmosphere of Benjamin Britten’s work and the passion and creativity of Mozart’s final symphony. Countess de Hoernle Theatre at Spanish River High School Pre-Concert Conversation 2:00 – 2:30 p.m. Concert at 3:00 p.m. Conductor Laura Jackson Tenor […]
It’s one of Laura’s favorite times of the year and thus time to return to the Pioneer Center with the AVA Ballet and musicians from the Reno Philharmonic to perform Tckaikovsky’s Nutcracker ballet. By popular demand, there will be five performances, but get your tickets early as these show always sell out. For tickets, call […]
The quintessential love theme, Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet Fantasy took ten years to achieve its final symphonic poem form. Pianist Ying Li offers Mozart’s brooding Piano Concerto No. 20, cavorting between ‘storm and stress’ and rhythmic energy. Altered Landscape was commissioned by guest conductor Laura Jackson, music director of the Reno (NV) Symphony Orchestra, to […]
The quintessential love theme, Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet Fantasy took ten years to achieve its final symphonic poem form. Pianist Ying Li offers Mozart’s brooding Piano Concerto No. 20, cavorting between ‘storm and stress’ and rhythmic energy. Altered Landscape was commissioned by guest conductor Laura Jackson, music director of the Reno (NV) Symphony Orchestra, to […]
Laura joins the musicians of the Reno Philharmonic to perform Shostakovich, Mozart and Novak. Composer Paul Novak is an alumnus of the University of Nevada, Reno and a former member of the Reno Phil’s Youth Orchestra! This concert includes the world premiere of his orchestral work—longing is an aviary. Violin phenom Charlotte Marckx, a Davidson […]
Laura joins the musicians of the Reno Philharmonic to perform Shostakovich, Mozart and Novak. Composer Paul Novak is an alumnus of the University of Nevada, Reno and a former member of the Reno Phil’s Youth Orchestra! This concert includes the world premiere of his orchestral work—longing is an aviary. Violin phenom Charlotte Marckx, a Davidson […]
Laura returns to work with the fantastic young musicians at Park University’s International Center for Music in a program of works for string orchestra composed by Sir Edward Elgar, Patrick Harlin, and Franz Schubert. Introduction and Allegro for Strings by Edward Elgar Selections from Wilderness Anthology by Patrick Harlin Death and the Maiden by Franz Schubert, Arr. Gustav Mahler The […]
The Reno Phil fans the flame of creative genius. Join us to celebrate the 125th birthday of legendary American composer, George Gershwin! Hear the sparkling and fresh unabridged critical edition of An American in Paris, as well as music from one of Gershwin’s earliest musical scores, the Overture from Primrose. Our very own Reno Phil […]
The Reno Phil fans the flame of creative genius. Join us to celebrate the 125th birthday of legendary American composer, George Gershwin! Hear the sparkling and fresh unabridged critical edition of An American in Paris, as well as music from one of Gershwin’s earliest musical scores, the Overture from Primrose. Our very own Reno Phil […]
The Reno Phil Chorus joins the orchestra for the rousing season finale. Audiences will be delighted by the powerful sound of Poulenc’s Gloria, mixing musical styles with a dizzying, kaleidoscopic effect. The 55th season will close with one of Mahler’s most magnificent works, his Symphony No. 5. From the first trumpet call, to the delicate […]
The Reno Phil Chorus joins the orchestra for the rousing season finale. Audiences will be delighted by the powerful sound of Poulenc’s Gloria, mixing musical styles with a dizzying, kaleidoscopic effect. The 55th season will close with one of Mahler’s most magnificent works, his Symphony No. 5. From the first trumpet call, to the delicate […]