Thank you to all who came to our Classics I concerts on October 30th and 31st. What a fun way to begin our 27th season! A special thank you to Maestro Soto and our soloist Keila Wakao, who helped make this a memorable concert.
If you have thoughts, feelings, or reactions to share, or certainly any questions, please send us a message. We’d love to hear from you!
Our season continues with our Classics programming this spring. We look forward to more music and community very soon.
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New Phil’s Principal Conductor, Jorge Soto was working at Symphony Hall in Boston! Jorge shared his thoughts and picture with virtuoso violin soloist, Anne-Sophie Mutter (left).
“It was wonderful to be the assistant conductor for the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s first subscription concert (21/22 season). It was amazing to chat with the incredible Anne-Sophie Mutter. But it was really special to see the audience stand up as the musicians were coming in on stage (I got goosebumps).”
New Philharmonia is committed to a future of “Music for All,” providing great concerts for the region – classical, family and pops! As with all performing arts organizations, the timing of our precise trajectory remains uncertain and subject to change.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are approaching our 2021-2022 season – and the changes and opportunities it brings – with hope. As we begin our 27th season, complete with four exciting Classics programs, we will be following strict COVID safety guidelines, in keeping with the Mayor’s orders. The safety of our players and audience is of the utmost importance as the pandemic continues, so we ask you to carefully read our safety protocol before attending our performances.
