All Symphonic and Pop Series concerts are held at the Warner Theatre.
Shaken, not stirred. James Bond knew just what he wanted, and you can join him for a post-Valentine’s party with the famous music from his films.
The Erie Phil teams up with The Machine (the ultimate Pink Floyd Experience) once again.
What on earth is a Lollapalooza? In the case of John Adams, it’s a musical romp of an overture, where the winds whistle a happy tune while the brass thump out the signature “loll-a-pa-loo-za” rhythm.
American film composer John Williams has taken his cue from some of the finest composers in history to craft film scores of epic grandeur, vivid characterization, and sweeping cinematic gestures.
We close our season by combining two musical revolutionaries – Schoenberg and Beethoven. The first piece is a harrowing description of life in the Warsaw ghetto during World War II.
Direct from the Broadway stage, we bring three stars who made their mark on musical history in one of Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s most plumb roles – the Phantom of the Opera.
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