Masterworks
Pictures at an Exhibition
January 16 - 18 | Neel & Van Wezel
Conductor Peter Oundjian introduces Japanese phenom Himari, a 14-year-old violinist lighting up concert halls with performances beyond her years, in one of her very few American appearances. Pictures at an Exhibition is one of the most enjoyable and compelling masterworks in the repertoire, depicting in vibrant music the artwork of Viktor Hartmann. This work has inspired audiences for generations.
Masterworks
Pictures at an Exhibition
January 16 - 18 | Neel & Van Wezel
Conductor Peter Oundjian introduces Japanese phenom Himari, a 14-year-old violinist lighting up concert halls with performances beyond her years, in one of her very few American appearances. Pictures at an Exhibition is one of the most enjoyable and compelling masterworks in the repertoire, depicting in vibrant music the artwork of Viktor Hartmann. This work has inspired audiences for generations.
Allison DeFrancesco | flute/piccolo
Discounted Pricing, Preferred Seating, Free Ticket Exchanges
Discounted Pricing, Preferred Seating, Free Ticket Exchanges
Available for students under 18 or post-secondary students with ID, and an adult accompanying a youth under 18 years old.
Parrots & Palms
Tropical Rock for Five O'clock… Somewhere
April 10-11 | Orioles' Ed Smith Stadium
Celebrate the vibe and the legendary tropical songs of Jimmy Buffett, Bob Marley, Van Morrison, and The Beach Boys!
Classic, sun-soaked stories and timeless hits are brought to life by celebrated vocalists and your Sarasota Orchestra. Sing along to “Come Monday,” “Fins,” “Under the Boardwalk,” “Kokomo,” and "It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere.” A symphonic evening of musical magic, topped off with a sensational fireworks display.
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Sarasota Orchestra is planning to build the region's first Concert Hall that will elevate the arts on the Gulf Coast and expand the Sarasota-Manatee region’s cultural capacity for many generations. To learn more about the project visit SarasotaOrchestra.org/MusicCenter.
