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May
9
Written by: Andy Fogel, manager of ticketing services I have been working for the Kansas City Symphony for close to 10 years now and no part of it has ever been boring. The Symphony is a very well-run organization that takes good care of its musicians and staff, and of course I love that. But Read More »
May
7
On Sunday night, the Fella, Fella’s parents and I returned to the Kansas City Symphony. I think this is our fourth time this year? Ever since I saw a sneak peak of the Symphony’s new home at Helzberg Hall, I knew I wanted to experience their music as much as possible. One does not normally equate a Read More »
May
3
Dear Friends, Yesterday, I received a phone call from a teacher who had attended Link Up earlier that morning. She shared a story with me that I want to pass along about Link Up’s impact on one particular student in her school. Without going into detail, the teacher explained that this student is known throughout Read More »
Apr
22
Organist Tom Trenney’s Kansas City recital on May 8th will showcase the full range of talents of this brilliant performer. Trenney is the first organist to be awarded both First Prize and Audience Prize in the American Guild of Organists’ National Competition in Organ Improvisation in 2006. That Trenney won the coveted Audience Prize is Read More »
Apr
17
A sneak peek of this year’s 44th Symphony Designers’ Showhouse! Located at 1032 West 55th Street, KCMO just east of Ward Parkway, the showhouse that has been transformed by top area designers will be open for tours April 25 – May 19, 2013. The Kansas City Symphony Alliance auxiliary members coordinate the showhouse each year Read More »
Apr
17
On the evening of January 30, Symphony Society donors at the Allegro Circle and above ($10,000 +) enjoyed a reception at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art with composer Adam Schoenberg, followed by a private tour of some of the works that inspired Schoenberg’s new work.
Apr
11
On April 10, 2013 the Kansas City Symphony presented Caroline Robinson, Organ Scholar at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, in the Symphony Organ Concert Series hosted by Michael Barone, host of American Public Media’s “Pipedreams.”
Apr
9
A capacity crowd in both audience and performers filled Helzberg Hall as the Kansas City Symphony, Michael Stern, Music Director, Conducting, the Kansas City Symphony Chorus under Charles Bruffy, 3 vocal soloists and organist Caroline Robinson presented a concert of three emotionally powerful works. Although famous even to the most casual of listener for his Read More »
Apr
9
On April 8, 2013 the Kansas City Symphony performed compositions written by students from UMKC’s Conservatory of Music and Dance. This is a wonderful opportunity for both the students as well as the musicians to play new works! Leave a comment
Mar
25
On March 21, 2013 the Kansas City Symphony performed their 3rd Classics Uncorked concert. The night featured Concertmaster Noah Geller for Saint-Saëns’ “Introduction and Rondo capricciaso in A Minor. Final Classics Uncorked Concert of this season! BAILAR TODA LA NOCHE (Dance the Night Away) THURSDAY, MAY 9 AT 7PM HELZBERG HALL KAUFFMAN CENTER FOR THE Read More »
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