University Philharmonia Concert
https://music.fsu.edu/event/university-philharmonia-orchestra-performance/
University Philharmonia Concert
OPPERMAN MUSIC HALL, 7:30 PM
ALEXANDER JIMÉNEZ, MUSIC DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR
WILL WHITEHEAD, ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR
Program to be determined.
https://music.fsu.edu/event/university-philharmonia-orchestra/
Festival of New Music - University Symphony Orchestra and Wind Orchestra
Ready for something new? Experience the Festival of New Music (February 1-3) and join us for the closing concert in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. This final performance of the festival will feature the USO, conducted by Alexander Jiménez, and the university Wind Orchestra, conducted by Rodney Dorsey. Enjoy what you heard? Stick around for a chance to meet the composers!
To learn more about our College of Music Concert Season, visit us at https://music.fsu.edu or https://tickets.music.fsu.edu for event-specific ticket information.
University Sinfonia Concert
“AMERICAN SOUNDSCAPES”
OPPERMAN MUSIC HALL, 7:30 PM
WILL WHITEHEAD, MUSIC DIRECTOR & CONDUCTOR
TYLER GOEHRING & CHRISTIAN MALDONADO, ASSISTANT CONDUCTORS
Aaron Copland, “Hoe-Down” from Rodeo (trans. Copland)
Leighton Tiffault, Jazz Suite for Strings
Eric Whitacre, October
Jeffery Bishop, Symphony for Strings No. 2 (“American Folk Symphony”)
Admission is free and open to the public.
University Philharmonia Concert
OPPERMAN MUSIC HALL, 7:30 PM
ALEXANDER JIMÉNEZ, CONDUCTOR
WILL WHITEHEAD, ASSISTANT CONDUCTOR
J.S. Bach/Leopold Stokowksi, Toccata and Fugue in D Minor (Will Whitehead, conductor)
Caroline Shaw, Entr’acte for String Orchestra
Edvard Grieg, Symphonic Dances, Op. 64
Admission is free for this event. https://music.fsu.edu/event/university-philharmonia-orchestra-performance-3/
Tallahassee Youth Orchestras Fall Concert
https://www.tallahasseeyouthorchestras.com/fallconcert2023
University Philharmonia: Silent Cinema and Live Orchestra
Join the Challenger Learning Center and the University Philharmonia in Opperman Music Hall on September 29th for an extraordinary evening of classic charm, where the silver screen comes to life with the timeless masterpiece, Charlie Chaplin’s renowned silent film, The Kid, accompanied by the University Philharmonia, a live 24-piece orchestra. Prepare to be transported to a world of emotive storytelling and artistic brilliance, as the mesmerizing melodies of the orchestra synchronizes with the captivating scenes of The Kid; Feel the nostalgia and embrace the magic of silent cinema, a cherished art form that continues to captivate hearts and minds across generations.
This event is ticketed. Tickets must be purchased in advance via the Challenger Learning Center website: https://www.challengertlh.com/silent-cinema.
University and High School students will be admitted free with ID starting at 7:05pm, as space is available. A portion of the proceeds benefit the FSU Studio Orchestra.