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The orchestra plays on the stage at Woolsey Hall. The Hall is in shadows, and the golden organ pipes rise over the orchestra creating a moody and dynamic scene.

Beethoven’s Ninth | Ode to Joy!

Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

Music Director Perry So Opens his first season at Woolsey Hall with Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, known best for it's triumphant Ode to Joy.

A sepia toned photo montage of Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms side by side.

Clara & Johannes

Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

The New Haven Symphony Orchestra celebrates the musical and personal relationship between two titans of Western Romantic European classical music: Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms.

A dozen dancers in bright blue, flowing costumes, twirl across a stage under rich, purple lights.

Prometheus

Lyman Center for the Performing Arts 501 Crescent Street, New Haven, Connecticut (CT)

Experience this world premiere setting of Beethoven’s only ballet score, The Creatures of Prometheus, featuring the Tia Russell Dance Studio and New Haven Poet Laureate Sharmont Little.

A dozen girls dressed in black holding choir booklets singing with their mouths open and a Christmas wreath hangs behind them.

Caroling, Caroling

Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

Led by music director Perry So, your NHSO and the enchanting voices of the Elm City Girls Choir invite you to gather family and friends for an afternoon of history’s most beautiful Christmas Carols.

The orchestra plays on the stage at Woolsey Hall. The Hall is in shadows, and the golden organ pipes rise over the orchestra creating a moody and dynamic scene.

The Ordering of Moses

Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

Experience one of the greatest American oratorios, Robert Nathaniel Dett's "The Ordering of Moses" performed live at Woolsey Hall.

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