New York-based American orchestra founded in 1962 dedicated to making rarely-heard orchestral music accessible to all.
New York, NY
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ICYMI: A complete performance of New York Resounds, performed live at Bryant Park on September 11, 2026, is now streaming on ASO Online: americansymphony.org/concert…
American Symphony retweeted
Gustav Mahler was awestruck and inspired by a fireman's funeral in 1908. And now his music is part of concert in remembrance of 9/11. It's on Sunday. @asorch @kupferbergarts @qc_news
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"An hour of music that asked nothing of its listeners but presence, and in return gave them something rarer than consolation: a reason to feel proud of the city they were sitting in." openingnight.online/new-york…
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Free this Sunday, the @ASOrch presents a memorial concert marking the 25th anniversary of September 11th.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 3PM
LeFrak Concert Hall, Queens College
Free admission. No RSVP required.
LEARN MORE: kupferbergcenter.org/event/a…
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Join us tonight for our final Picnic Performances presented by @BankofAmerica as the @ASOrch brings a moving memorial concert of classical and contemporary music to the lawn starting at 7pm. Additional media support provided by @WQXR.
More info: bryantpark.org/calendar/even…
New York Resounds—a memorial concert for the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
Join us @bryantparknyc this Friday: americansymphony.org/concert…
Our 2026-2027 Season begins this week with two free concerts of a very special program, New York Resounds, a memorial concert curated for the 25th anniversary of 9/11. americansymphony.org/concert…
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Tickets for our 26-27 Season are on sale now! Celebrate a milestone year of music with Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss, through the music of their contemporaries, rare and lesser-known works, and the deeply personal reflections of a composer's own life. bit.ly/4nqsDoh
Tickets for our 65th season go on sale next week, ushering in a milestone year of music with the ASO! Throughout this special season, we’ll mark 65 years of extraordinary music-making by exploring the worlds of three icons of classical music: Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss.
Due to weather, today's performance at Bronx Music Hall will be moved indoors to the theater. The performance is free to attend and will begin at 5:30pm: bit.ly/4yW4E6T
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Photos from 'Afrocubanismo: African Music and Modernity in Cuba' curated by percussionist-composer Javier Diaz, which explored the rich musical history of Cuba through new arrangements and the world premiere of a new piece by Diaz titled 'Prayer At The Crossroad.'
Today! Our free chamber music series in partnership with Bryant Park kicks-off with 'Afrocubanismo: African Music and Modernity in Cuba,' curated by percussionist-composer Javier Diaz, exploring the rich musical history of Cuba. Free, 5:30PM, more info: bit.ly/48NTzcM
"Baritone Adam Partridge infused the peasant Kilian with fresh-voiced vitality—a young artist whose name you will be hearing at the highest levels of the profession soon enough.” —Opening Night Reviews
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"Bass Philip Cokorinos — a Metropolitan Opera veteran with over 400 performances to his credit — lent imposing, richly colored tone to Kouno (Kuno in the original German), the Head Gamekeeper.” —Opening Night Reviews
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“Bass-baritone Alfred Walker was a riveting Gaspard, his dark, plush instrument perfectly calibrated to the role’s menacing, morally corroded soul.” —Opening Night Reviews
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