Afterthoughts: Sold-out concert wraps up a Florida Orchestra season of high notes
The coda of any Florida Orchestra season is often a stirring affair, an emotional tug-and-pull ...
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Triple your pleasure with U.S. premiere of concerto for three trombones
As a listener, it’s always intriguing to hear a new work, more so when it ...
Meet our first new principal timpanist in 40 years: Hamza Able
When Hamza Able wields the mallets to launch the scherzo from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony this ...
Oh, the joy of performing Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony
Demanding. Strenuous. Complex. And ultimately rewarding. This is how musicians describe Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, arguably ...
TFO principal oboist’s never-ending quest for the perfect reed
Mitchell Kuhn would have made a good auto mechanic – he’s an expert at tuning ...
TFO embraces the intoxicating power of Bruckner
Is there such a thing as a cathedral in music? The Florida Orchestra presents just ...
Pianist’s strategy for Mozart: Don’t overthink it
Imagine you’re a classical pianist in demand all over the world. Every time you walk ...
Afterthoughts: Holiday Brass concert brings bold beauty to 100-year-old church
For 100 years, music has echoed through the nave of the Episcopal Church of the ...
Handel’s Messiah proves enduring value of music in the community
Two hundred and eighty-four years is plenty of time for something to go out of ...
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Afterthoughts: Sold-out concert wraps up a Florida Orchestra season of high notes
The coda of any Florida Orchestra season is often a stirring affair, an emotional tug-and-pull…
Triple your pleasure with U.S. premiere of concerto for three trombones
As a listener, it’s always intriguing to hear a new work, more so when it…
Meet our first new principal timpanist in 40 years: Hamza Able
When Hamza Able wields the mallets to launch the scherzo from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony this…
Oh, the joy of performing Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony
Demanding. Strenuous. Complex. And ultimately rewarding.This is how musicians describe Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, arguably the…
TFO principal oboist’s never-ending quest for the perfect reed
Mitchell Kuhn would have made a good auto mechanic – he’s an expert at tuning…
TFO embraces the intoxicating power of Bruckner
Is there such a thing as a cathedral in music?The Florida Orchestra presents just that…
Pianist’s strategy for Mozart: Don’t overthink it
Imagine you’re a classical pianist in demand all over the world. Every time you walk…
Afterthoughts: Holiday Brass concert brings bold beauty to 100-year-old church
For 100 years, music has echoed through the nave of the Episcopal Church of the…
Handel’s Messiah proves enduring value of music in the community
Two hundred and eighty-four years is plenty of time for something to go out of…
TFO brass brings a crescendo of holiday cheer
Consider it a brassy affair.Seventeen musicians from The Florida Orchestra’s loudest section meet on stages…
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