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Respighi’s exquisite Pines of Rome and the sensational artistry of Yefim Bronfman performing Liszt’s Second Piano Concerto set the stage for an exhilarating 26/27 season.

Spend a day in nature as the SLSO sails through Debussy’s breathtaking La Mer and soars with music by Sibelius, Berio, and more. 

Re-imagine folk dances and bucolic scenes with Schumann, and be transported by Marie-Ange Nguci’s take on a sparkling piano concerto by Mozart.

The shadows of an approaching storm give way to the sun-washed brilliance of the countryside in this poignant reverie with soprano Julia Bullock.  

Pianist Daniil Trifonov presents Rachmaninoff’s bold beginnings and the SLSO performs Tchaikovsky’s soul-bearing career capstone.

Experience painting with music in this program featuring Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition and a lyrical performance by prodigy violinist Himari.

Dinis Sousa makes his SLSO debut conducting music filled with rolling hills and sunlight, and pianist Jeremy Denk intensifies every note of Bartók’s powerful piano concerto. 

Violinist James Ehnes performs a heartfelt concerto, and we discover how Brahms’ symphonies inspired a modern orchestral adventure. 

Love, loss, and redemption are all here in Rachmaninoff’s musical memories and violinist Charles Yang’s take on the cinematic style of composer Kris Bowers. 

With electrifying suspense, conductor Anja Bihlmaier and the SLSO bring two formidable figures to life alongside a glittering Beethoven piano concerto by Yeol Eum Son. 

Hailed as a rising star of the piano world, Janice Carissa makes her Powell Hall recital debut with a boldly curated program shaped by her distinctive musical voice.

The SLSO conjures cosmic soundscapes, rattling bones, and rousing dance music—featuring Johannes Moser’s otherworldly cello solo—in this devilishly fun program.

Horn calls ring throughout Bruckner’s Fourth Symphony in this bold, majestic concert led by returning guest conductor David Danzmayr.

Expansive American soundscapes converge in music by Copland and Adams, alongside a brand-new symphony by Wynton Marsalis.

The driving intensity of Shostakovich’s Tenth Symphony is complemented here by the soaring breadth of Sibelius’ Violin Concerto performed by Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider.

This quintessentially American program bursts with joy, pairing new works and beloved favorites and featuring Bernstein’s West Side Story.

Experience the energy of Vaughan Williams’ Sixth Symphony alongside Brahms’ grandest concerto, its tenderness and strength brought to life by Olga Kern.  

Spend an evening with one of today’s foremost interpreters of piano repertoire as Paul Lewis brings his elegant artistry and profound musicality to Powell Hall.

Radiant Latin energy meets orchestral brilliance in prismatic concerts with conductor Domingo Hindoyan and trumpet sensation Pacho Flores.

Yefim Bronfman, renowned for commanding performances of extraordinary depth and intensity, returns to close the 26//27 season with a recital showcasing the power, lyricism, and brilliance that have made him one of today’s most acclaimed pianists.