Five conductors lead the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra through a season of vivid color, sweeping drama, American voices, and music transformed by memory - all live at the Brooklyn Museum and available by livestream.
Christian Olson leads Rachmaninoff and Ravel through memory, myth, shimmering dawn, and ecstatic dance. Two composers transforming what they inherited into something newly radiant in unforgettable orchestral sound.
Claire Lewis and pianist William Wolfram pair Beethoven's Fifth Piano Concerto with Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony in a program shaped by bold openings, returning themes, and transformation.
Alison Norris and violinist Dylan Hamme lead music by Sibelius, Prokofiev, and Hanson, bringing together three distinct approaches to orchestral color, movement, and Romantic expression.
Eric Mahl and soprano Sarah Joyce Cooper present music by Bernstein, Griffes, Barber, and Bonds in a program spanning theater, poetry, memory, and American musical traditions.
Alex Wen closes the season with music by Brahms and Schumann, moving from a celebratory overture and cello concerto to the long-awaited arrival of Brahms's First Symphony.
Musicians of the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra bring free, drop-in chamber music to the Brooklyn Museum's Beaux-Arts Court for an afternoon Pop-Up Performance.
Musicians of the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra bring free, drop-in chamber music to the Brooklyn Museum's Beaux-Arts Court for an afternoon Pop-Up Performance.
Musicians of the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra bring free, drop-in chamber music to the Brooklyn Museum's Beaux-Arts Court for an afternoon Pop-Up Performance.
Musicians of the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra bring free, drop-in chamber music to the Brooklyn Museum's Beaux-Arts Court for an afternoon Pop-Up Performance.
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