Previous Events
A Farewell to Maestro Robertson
8:00pm at Memorial Chapel
“After Angel Blue joins us for the nostalgic beauty of Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915, I present my parting gift to you after 33 years on the podium: the majesty of Mozart’s Great G-minor Symphony.” - Jon Robertson
An Afternoon with Angel Blue
2:00pm at Redlands Adventist Church
“As a special treat, world-renowned soprano Angel Blue will share an intimate afternoon of her favorite music with us. She has even persuaded me to accompany her on a few selections.” - Jon Robertson. Join the artists for a reception following this performance (included with your ticket purchase).
Hunt Conducts Mozart and Brahms
8:00pm at Memorial Chapel
Our final guest conductor this season will be Gordon Hunt. Perhaps best-known as the principal oboist of the Philharmonia and London Chamber Orchestras, Maestro Hunt also has an active career as a conductor with orchestras around the world. In his appearance with the Redlands Symphony, he has chosen works by three of classical music’s most beloved composers.
2016 Redlands Symphony Purse Party
5:00pm at Purse Party
Spend a wonderful evening socializing with friends and browsing dozens of new and gently-used designer purses.
Robertson Conducts Elgar and Beethoven
8:00pm at Memorial Chapel
“Elgar wrote the Enigma Variations as a set of portraits of his closest friends. Like him, I am dedicating this performance to those of you within this community who have so greatly enriched my life over the decades. We will also celebrate the Redlands Symphony’s long and valuable friendship with the University of Redlands as we present the winner of the University’s annual Concerto Competition.” - Jon Robertson
Wallfisch Conducts Vaughan Williams, Stravinsky, and Tchaikovsky
8:00pm at Memorial Chapel
Benjamin Wallfisch is well-known as a conductor and composer. In addition to conducting orchestras throughout Europe and the United States, he has scored dozens of films and television shows, earning an Emmy Award nomination in the process. The gorgeous melodies of Vaughan Williams and Tchaikovsky will contrast with the elegant wit of Stravinsky’s Pulcinella in Maestro Wallfisch’s program.
Wilson Conducts Bernstein and Stravinsky
8:00pm at Memorial Chapel
Our first guest conductor this season is Ransom Wilson. Maestro Wilson has an international reputation both as a flutist and a conductor, with countless performances and over a dozen recordings (including two Grammy Award nominations). Ransom has chosen an energetic concert of music from opera and ballet that we hope captures your imagination.
Meet the Candidates: Ransom Wilson
9:00am at University of Redlands Casa Loma Room
Ransom Wilson will discuss his career and his approach to music, after which he will take questions from the audience.
Shabby Chic Boutique
8:00am at Redlands Historical Museum
Come find new treasures for your home or as gifts for friends!
Robertson Conducts Shostakovich and Beethoven
8:00pm at Memorial Chapel
“I have invited cellist Doniyor Zuparov to open my final season with one of the most difficult pieces ever written for the instrument, and I promise that you will be stunned by his artistry. Juxtaposing Beethoven's playful 8th Symphony against the intensity of Shostakovich's virtuoso showpiece sets the perfect tone to open our season.” - Jon Robertson
Thank You to Our Business Partners
The Redlands Symphony is grateful to the business and corporate sponsors who support the organization throughout the year.
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