The Star-Ledger names violin superstar Joshua Bell’s May 9 performance with the NJSO among the week’s “7 best.”
View photos from the NJSO’s second annual Saturday Night Out post-concert event for LGBT community members and friends.
The NJSO President & CEO shared insights—and viola jokes—at Morris Arts’ Great Conversations event.
The Star-Ledger raves about the NJSO’s program featuring Anthony McGill; the NJSO repeats the program tonight and tomorrow at NJPAC.
The Times of Trenton speaks with Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Principal Clarinet Anthony McGill about his NJSO solo this weekend.
Patrons and soloist alike are excited about the new concerto the NJSO performs this week on a program with Brahms’ First Symphony.
The Star-Ledger and Asbury Park Press preview this weekend’s NJSO concerts featuring works by Brahms, Beethoven and Danielpour.
Capezio created a one-of-a-kind pair of ruby slippers with more than 4,000 Swarovski crystals for the NJSO gala on April 26.
The NJSO salutes the Bard with a two-year Winter Festival project, “Sounds of Shakespeare,” beginning next season.
NJSO leader comes full circle, capping his oboe career where it began—with the Traverse Symphony Orchestra in his hometown.
The NJSO “conveyed the work’s gravitas [and] created a feeling of being stunned by divine power and mortality.”
The Star-Ledger names the NJSO’s performances of Verdi’s Requiem to its top-five weekend picks.