Perry So says, “In my first season as Music Director of the NHSO I wanted to highlight the many ways in which music and the sound of the symphony touches all of our communities in New Haven.“
The NHSO Brass Quintet is hitting the road this June with “New Orleans Summer Swing,” a free, family concert designed for kids featuring a Second Line march and an interactive reading of the children’s book “Trombone Shorty” by performer and artist Issac Bloodworth.
Orchestra’s Season Finale Concerts in New Haven and Shelton to Feature Music from In the Heights, West Side Story, Evita, and More!
The NHSO will celebrate 130 years of artistry, education, history and innovation at this festive event including a decadent brunch, bottomless mimosas, live music, a raffle, and more! RSVP by May 10.
Conductor Alasdair Neale will perform his final concert as music director on Thursday, May 2 at Woolsey Hall, where he will lead the orchestra in a program of music by Gustav Mahler and Florence Price.
New Haven celebrates the vibrancy and social impact of the Harlem and New Haven Renaissances. Learn more about these cultural movements, their historical impact, and the Black artists that led the way through a series of free events around New Haven, all culminating with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra’s Harlem Renaissance: Orchestral Voices concerts on April 13 & 14.