“The pairing of these two Jersey institutions in Morristown was worth the extra effort. Ballet, like most forms of theatrical performance, is just…
“With his baton, Stenz kept the balances between the soloist and orchestra even and created some lovely moments for the winds and horns to shine…
Courtney Smith of NJArts.net speaks to several musicians of the New Jersey Symphony about their upcoming performances of Béla Bartók’s…
“One of the reasons these live film performances are such a draw is that you can hear in the New Jersey Symphony’s playing just how much they…
“The NJS sounded very much at ease letting Time For Three’s rhythmic, poppy playing take center stage. “Contact” called to mind…
“Chinese Lunar New Year concerts have become popular in the last decade here in the United States. The New Jersey Symphony is at the forefront of…
“The immediate burst of cheers and applause from the Prudential Hall audience elicited after Clark Carmichael intoned the prince’s final line…
Colton Conducting Fellow Gregory D. McDaniel was profiled by Lisa Winkler of OperaWire as he chatted about his transition from teaching to conducting…
Xian Zhang, who was at one point the Associate Conductor of the New York Philharmonic, made her return to the Big Apple to conduct the orchestra in a…
“Randall Goosby made quite an impression when he performed Tchaikovsky’s violin concerto with Zhang and the NJS back in 2023. He was even…
Violinist Randall Goosby speaks to Courtney Smith of NJArts.net about his life and career, and to talk about his upcoming performing of Barber’s…
“Handel’s “Messiah” is more than just a piece of classical music, it’s a tradition — as well as a box-office sensation.…