RedlandsSymphony

Honoring heroes of the common man, Symphony No. 3 immerses us in a broad spectrum of emotion and exuberant, creative energies. This robust program is completed with the always popular Piano Concerto No. 5, which is sure to inspire with it

The Redlands Symphony is pleased to honor Abraham Lincoln’s Bicentennial with The Music Lincoln Loved, a concert at the Memorial chapel to honor “America’s Greatest President.” This concert is supported in part by an award from National Endowment for the Arts.

Dedicated to the memory of Leonard Bernstein, this Pulitzer Prize winning concerto is an introspective and invigorating composition fit to honor this giant of American music. The sweeping and powerful masterpiece of Brahms will sate our romantic appetites.

Beethoven presents the thrill of a conqueror’s resolve that evolves into tenderness and ultimate sacrifice in the Coriolan Overture. Be charmed and dazzled by Mozart's electrically charged artistry as it runs the gauntlet of emotion.

Enjoy a program with a huge emotional scope, full of vivid and magnificent melodies, that will inspire the passion of your heart. The brilliance of these compositions will illuminate your evening with joy and hope.

Experience the majestic power of Redlands’ own Casvant Organ, guided by the masterful skill of Frederick Swann, as this powerful King of Instruments is exquisitely combined with the Redlands Symphony. Guilmant’s enchanting melodies and festive grand manner will create a truly unforgettable experience.

All our musical senses will be aroused by Ms. Koh’s virtuosity as she performs Sibelius’s stirring and heroic struggle against tyranny. Then soar on a magic carpet as you experience a kaleidoscope of melodic images describing tales of Arabian Nights.

Wander through the fresh landscape of our vigorous American music reveling in our youthful enthusiasm, savoring our nostalgic and haunting folk melodies, and joyously honoring our rich and indomitable spirit.