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 • 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...
by Staff Writer • 01/13/22 at 10:50am • Newsroom
Out of concern for everyone’s well-being, the remainder of the Symphony’s 21–22 season has been rescheduled. Learn more about this change below or view our updated concert schedule.
by Staff Writer • 12/22/21 at 01:57pm • Meet the Musicians
Get to know world-renowned hornist Martin Owen, who will be performing at our annual Mozart concert on March 26, 2022.
by Staff Writer • 12/04/21 at 06:00am • Classical Music • Local Music Events • Virtual Performances
Our Music Director and Conductor, Ransom Wilson, invites you to enjoy our annual holiday performance on December 11, 2021 — with concert remarks about this program's pieces and composers.
by Staff Writer • 11/29/21 at 09:15am • Classical Music
Big bands evolved from the American dance bands of the late 19th century. While a string orchestra might be adequate to accompany waltzes in the relatively small ballrooms of European society, the larger halls in the United States required a bigger sound, and the dance music of the New World required a more clearly-defined beat.
by Staff Writer • 11/24/21 at 08:15am • Playlists
Fill your holiday soundtrack with these swingin' arrangements of classic Christmas tunes.
by Staff Writer • 11/09/21 at 09:15am • Meet the Musicians
Get to know Alexis Morrast, a rising star who will perform at the Redlands Symphony Big Band Christmas Jam concert on December 11, 2021.
by Staff Writer • 10/29/21 at 10:48pm • Classical Music
Learn about the last and grandest symphony Mozart composed.
by Staff Writer • 10/04/21 at 09:00am • Classical Music • Playlists
This Halloween soundtrack is filled with the best and spookiest classical music ever written.
by Staff Writer • 10/03/21 at 07:00am • Classical Music • Local Music Events • Virtual Performances
Our Music Director and Conductor, Ransom Wilson, invites you to enjoy our Season 21–22 Opening Night with concert remarks about this program's pieces and composers.
by Staff Writer • 09/13/21 at 03:11pm • Classical Music • Meet the Musicians
Get to know René Izquierdo, a world-renowned guitarist who will perform with Redlands Symphony at the Season 21–22 opener on October 9, 2021.
Beethoven: Three Great Works 04/08/23 at 08:00pm Learn More
Vive La France! 05/13/23 at 08:00pm Learn More
Gala 2023 - An Evening in Paris 06/03/23 at 05:30pm Learn More
