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Looking for something calm and serene?

Join us on January 9th, 2027 for Pulcinella Suite,
a concert that starts tranquil, takes a jazzy ride,
and lands back on its delicate feet once more.

Featuring Oswald Huyhn's Then, as if breathing,
the sea swelled beneath us with its shimmering
strings and poetic Vietnamese inflections;
Jacques Ibert's Concertino da camera for alto
saxophone and orchestra highlighting the
emerging talent of 2026 University of Redlands
Concerto Competition Winner Madelyn Olsen;
and finally Igor Stravinsky's Pulcinella Suite, a
charming ballet suite with delicate melodies
and a Neo-Classical style.
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In the mood for a thought provoking and intriguing night of music?

How about coming to an orchestra concert with no violins? Challenge your concept of sound and orchestral music on March 6th with our
Brahms Serenade performance.
It's a real cello-bration.

The first half of the concert is entirely dedicated to the cello. We open with a minimalist, contemporary piece by visionary Steve Reich called Cello Counterpoint, which phases a small orchestra of cellos in and out
of sync with each other for a very cool and unique experience. Then, we're off to Buenos Aires compliments of composer Heitor Villa-Lobos
and his Bachianas brasileiras No. 1, a tropical study in Brazilian folk tunes. After intermission, the violas, basses, and winds join the cellos for a performance of Johannes Brahms' Serenade No. 2, which is a wooden, earthy, deep piece of music like you've never heard before.
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Ready to feel fancy?

Put on an outfit to make you feel elegant and join us for a fancy night of quintessential orchestral music at our April 10th concert, Mozartiana!

Be transported to a simpler time when De Ann Letourneau (Las Vegas Philharmonic's Concertmaster) joins the RSO in a performance of
Mozart's 5th Violin Concerto. Revel in the mastery and technique of a world-class player performing a timeless masterpiece. Then, we'll present the Overture to Don Giovanni, which Mozart wrote the morning of the opera's premiere! To close out the night, hear a Romantic take on that same overture as RSO performs Pyotr Tchiakovsky's Suite No. 4,
"Mozartiana," a piece he wrote for the 100th anniversary of the opera Don Giovanni.
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Ready to hear music that will make your jaw drop?

Come to our season finale on May 8, 2027 for a performance of Modest Mussorgsky's spectacular Pictures at an Exhibition. The power of a large orchestra will paint pictures of old castles, unhatched baby chicks, and Baba Yaga's fowl-legged hut. Also on the program is Picture Studies by LA-based composer Adam Schoenberg, which takes you on a music journey through art by Dali, Miro, and more.
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Get your blood pumping and your mood elevated!

Experience a concert where classical meets rock.
On November 21, 2026, be in the room when
cellist Nathan Chan performs Friedrich Gulda's
rock, jazz, and classical fusion Cello Concerto.
Also on the program is a Renaissance battle song
by Andrea Gabrieli and Richard Strauss' Suite in
B-flat, showcasing the amazing colors and textures
of our woodwind and brass sections.
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