The Asheville Choral Society and the Asheville Symphony Chorus present a joint concert, Light and Life on April 29, 2017. This concert will bring together more than 200 singers and more than 30 instrumentalists for an exhilarating event. Starting at 7:30pm, the concert will be held at Arden Pres byterian Church at 2215Continue Reading
One of the stars of the opera world makes her Asheville Symphony debut Saturday, April 16 in a performance of Verdi’s Requiem, the highlight of the ASO’s sixth Masterworks concert of the season. Angela Brown, who has received rave reviews for her performances on the Metropolitan Opera stage, joins theContinue Reading
Asheville Symphony Performs March 12, 2016. The scintillating music of Berlioz’s Romeo and Juliet and a beloved Mozart piano concerto will be on display Saturday, March 12, as the Asheville Symphony presents its fifth Masterworks concert of the season. The concert, under the director of Music Director Daniel Meyer, willContinue Reading
A soprano straight from the Metropolitan Opera stage. Big orchestral works by Beethoven, Verdi and Dvorak. A top-selling cellist and recording artist. One of the world’s best interpreters of the great Frank Sinatra. The 2015-16 Asheville Symphony season is sure to be one of its biggest in recent years. “WeContinue Reading
Asheville Symphony Chorus, WCU Concert Choir, and soloists join the ASO for Handel’s masterwork. The Asheville Symphony Orchestra will take on a large-scale Handel choral work with the Asheville Symphony Chorus and Western Carolina University Concert Choir in Handel’s Alexander’s Feast on Saturday, April 18, 2015. The concert starts atContinue Reading
Pre-Festival Kickoff Saturday, March 14 at 7 p.m. – Beer Release and Open House featuring music by Sirius.B. Highland Brewing releases a commemorative beer crafted in honor of Mozart, Wolfgang 1756 is a classic Vienna-style lager. A wonderful session beer, Wolfgang 1756 is crisp, light-bodied and refreshing – the perfectContinue Reading
Have you ever experienced a major choral work performed by more than 200 voices? You will have that opportunity right here in Asheville—something you might not find in major cultural centers in the USA. In a spectacular, first-ever collaboration, the Asheville Choral Society and the Asheville Symphony Chorus will joinContinue Reading
