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.
NJSO President & CEO James Roe accepted the NJSO’s JerseyArts.com People’s Choice Award for “Favorite Symphony/Orchestra” at a ceremony on March…
From Sochi to Strauss—U.S. Olympic bobsledder Jazmine Fenlator chatted with Concertmaster Eric Wyrick at a special session on March 21 at NJPAC.
Hear NPR’s Anastasia Tsioulcas share her #OrchestraYou experience on the March 26 edition of “All Things Considered.”
Through the Concerts for Young People series, hundreds of students perform side-by-side with the NJSO each year.
The Star-Ledger praises “one of the finest and most moving performances I have heard [the NJSO] play in recent years.”
Read NPR’s firsthand account from the #OrchestraYou first-violin section—listen to "All Things Considered” on March 26 for more!