Browse recent posts, virtual performances, and playlists from Redlands Symphony. Our blog provides insights into beloved masterworks, our musicians, and tips to discover world-class music at home.
by Staff Writer • 01/15/21 at 06:00am • Classical Music
Today marks the 92nd birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
King is well-known for his leadership in the American Civil Rights Movement. But not many people are familiar with the deeply personal...
by Staff Writer • 12/28/20 at 07:00am • Classical Music
Our principal flutist, Sara Andon, shares her Redlands Symphony story.
by Staff Writer • 12/24/20 at 08:00am • Recipes from the Symphony
We wish you a wonderful holiday and a tasty feast! Please enjoy one of our favorite seasonal pies. It's the perfect mix of sweet and tart —and it comes together quickly if you're looking for a last-minute dessert.
by Staff Writer • 12/07/20 at 03:26pm • Meet the Musicians
Get to know Redlands Symphony Clarinetist Kathryn Nevin, who has been with the Symphony for 16 years.
by Staff Writer • 12/05/20 at 10:36am • Classical Music
Countless Christmas songs never make top 10 lists, yet have a magic and beauty equal to the ones we know and love. Discover some new holiday favorites with our Christmas Music You've Never Heard playlist.
by Staff Writer • 11/25/20 at 11:29am • Classical Music
This Christmas, fill your home with the festive sounds of orchestras and choirs on our Classical Christmas playlist.
by Staff Writer • 11/24/20 at 09:30am • Classical Music • Rewind • Virtual Performances
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to explore 600 years of music—from Renaissance melodies to the well-known Mission: Impossible Theme.
by Staff Writer • 11/23/20 at 03:50pm • Meet the Musicians
Jaclyn Kim began playing violin at just four years old and she’s been perfecting her talent ever since. Learn more about Jaclyn, listen to her favorite pieces and more!
by Ransom Wilson • 11/05/20 at 09:00am • Recipes from the Symphony
A delicious, hearty pasta perfect for late summer and early fall – or any time, really.
by Ransom Wilson • 11/04/20 at 10:23am • Classical Music
The 1812 Overture excites the creative juices of concert producers the world over.
by Staff Writer • 11/03/20 at 01:23pm • Meet the Musicians
Timothy Jensen began playing music at an early age, but transitioned to double bass at 19-years-old. He’s been playing it ever since! Learn more about Timothy and listen to some of his favorite pieces!
by Staff Writer • 11/02/20 at 02:00pm • Classical Music
Enjoy these classical favorites while prepping that feast!
by Staff Writer • 10/26/20 at 12:20am • Meet the Musicians
Kate Reddish was a girl from Riverside who grew up to be the Redlands Symphony's Assistant Principal Violist. She's also fascinated by ballet and is a huge Trekkie! Learn more about Kate and listen to some of her favorite music.
by Staff Writer • 10/23/20 at 05:20am • Classical Music
Contemporary classical audiences get to experience more variety than at any other point in history. Take a look at the diverse sounds being created by today's composers with our Contemporary Classical playlist.
by Ransom Wilson • 10/16/20 at 05:26pm • Classical Music
Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 begins with the most recognizable theme in all of Classical music.
Symphony Soloists 02/12/21 until 02/15/21 Learn More
Anne-Marie McDermott in Conversation and Recital 03/12/21 until 03/14/21 Learn More
The Redlands Strings 04/09/21 until 04/11/21 Learn More
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