“The New Jersey Symphony can multitask. They play many different styles at many different venues. One constant for the past 100 years for the group…
“It’s a reminder that “Fantasia,” like all classical music, isn’t stuck in the past. It’s about preserving the past…
“The “Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1” concert, starring Joyce Yang in the headlining piece, had brains, brawn and a warm and…
The Seattle Times profiles New Jersey Symphony Music Director Xian Zhang as she recently made her debut as Music Director for the Seattle Symphony at…
New Jersey Symphony President & CEO Terry D. Loftis spoke to Courtney Smith of NJArts.net about his plans to elevate the New Jersey Symphony’s…
“Named for the noted Princeton composer and philanthropist, the Institute enabled four emerging composers to bring an orchestral work to performance…
“As getting-to-know-you basket of assortments from new neighbors go, the “After Hours” series has been a welcome one. NJSO is no stranger…
“Like Loh, this marked the first time the NJS has performed his music. These concerts were a fun addition to the NJS summer season, both Loh and…
“The highlight of the concert was a passage of composer Florence Price’s music titled “Silk Hat and a Walking Cane.” Price’s…
“The New Jersey Symphony opened with The Star-Spangled Banner, drawing the crowd to its feet. The orchestra, conducted by Gregory D. McDaniel, followed…
“The New Jersey Symphony’s final concert of their 102nd season contained one of their best performances in years ... Sunday’s program…
“A special afternoon of music: seamlessly blending old, familiar, and new refrains, and making them all feel very much at home in present day New…