The event finale is #OrchestraYou—a post-concert session in which audience members can perform their own instruments alongside NJSO musicians.
The NJSO hosts its Spring into Music Gala, “Oz,” on April 26 at NJPAC in Newark.
Grammy-winning violinist Hilary Hahn joins the NJSO for Brahms’ Violin Concerto March 13–16 in Newark, Princeton and Morristown.
April 13 concert at NJPAC features Beethoven’s “Pastoral” Symphony and Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3.
The NJSO presents Grieg’s Piano Concerto on a program that also features Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony and Sibelius’ Spring Song.
Music Director Jacques Lacombe leads a season of great orchestral works featuring renowned artists.
The NJSO and Music Director Jacques Lacombe present the 2014 Winter Festival: Earth.
Gifts totaling $3.2 million from individuals, foundations and corporations will further help the NJSO reach concertgoers, students and communities.
NJSO CHAMPS—an intensive education program inspired by the Venezuelan social change and music education program El Sistema—begins its first full year.
The NJSO will participate in the second annual Giving Tuesday on December 3.
The NJSO welcomes Ron Beit, Ann Dully Borowiec, Elin Mueller and John Wooster to its Board of Trustees.