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 • 05/12/22 at 01:15pm • Classical Music • Local Music Events
Our season finale features a rare opportunity to hear Ransom Wilson and François Dumont live, as they perform pieces from their two albums, In the Time of Ravel and In the Age of Debussy.
by Staff Writer • 05/11/22 at 01:00pm • Classical Music • Local Music Events • Virtual Performances
Our Music Director and Conductor, Ransom Wilson, invites you to enjoy our May 14, 2022 performance, Dvořák in America, with insights into this program's pieces and composers.
by Staff Writer • 05/02/22 at 01:15pm • Classical Music • Playlists
Celebrate the music of Asian/Pacific American (AAPI) Composers with our playlist.
by Staff Writer • 04/26/22 at 03:00pm • Classical Music
One of the greatest composers in the Romantic era, Brahms’ astonishing mastery of musical genres and techniques was heightened by his ability to imbue his works with emotion.
by Staff Writer • 04/07/22 at 01:54pm • Playlists
Harry Thacker Burleigh was the first African American composer to play a critical role in the development of a characteristically “American” style of classical music.
by Staff Writer • 03/20/22 at 09:00am • Classical Music • Playlists
Spring is in the air, and we've curated a fabulous playlist — full of bright, sunny music — to accompany the fresh air and great weather!
by Staff Writer • 03/18/22 at 08:15am • Classical Music • Local Music Events • Virtual Performances
Our Music Director and Conductor, Ransom Wilson, invites you to enjoy our Annual Mozart Celebration on March 26, 2022 with remarks about this program's pieces and composers.
by Staff Writer • 03/09/22 at 07:53am • Classical Music
Anna Amalia was a distinctive and innovative musical voice whose works were nearly lost.
by Staff Writer • 03/03/22 at 11:22am • Playlists
Stream our curated playlist featuring some of the best female composers throughout time.
by Staff Writer • 03/02/22 at 05:30pm • Classical Music
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a big fan of innovation and loved writing for skilled musicians. It is a mark of Mozart’s respect that he composed four concertos for Joseph Leutgeb — more than for any other instrument except the violin and piano.
by Staff Writer • 02/23/22 at 08:45am • Classical Music • Virtual Performances • OrKIDstra
Our free 2022 virtual OrKIDstra concert takes you on an exciting adventure with Sergei Prokofiev’s beloved classic.
by Staff Writer • 02/03/22 at 01:13pm • Classical Music
From jazz to chamber music, black composers have been instrumental in the development of all musical genres.
by Staff Writer • 02/01/22 at 08:00am • Classical Music • Playlists
Discover the rich musical tradition we've been given by Black American composers.
by Staff Writer • 01/30/22 at 05:44pm • Classical Music
Let's take a look at how Brahms started composing, how he faced his insecurity, and how his life influenced his music.
by Staff Writer • 01/17/22 at 06:00am • Classical Music • Playlists
Today we celebrate the legacy 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...
Brahms: Passion & Tenderness 05/28/22 at 08:00pm Learn More
Gala 2022 — Tropicale 06/04/22 at 05:00pm Learn More
An Evening Recital 06/12/22 at 03:00pm 06/12/22 at 07:00pm Learn More
