Updates on our 2021-2022 Season As the summer draws to a close, we’re looking towards our 2021-2022 season and the changes and opportunities it will bring. We are sad to announce that NPO will not be returning to our long-time home at the First Baptist Church in Newton this season due to building issues. However, this […]
We are excited to announce our first soloist of the season will be prize-winning young Newton violinist, Keila Wakao, on October 30-31, 2021. Please SAVE THE DATE and click here to read the recent Globe article on this rising star! Her performance promises to be extraordinary!
A message to supporters and friends of the New Philharmonia Orchestra. As we approached our 25th season this past year, we were full of pride in having achieved this milestone, and joy at being able to make wonderful music together over a span of many years. We began in 1995 with our beloved founding Music […]
Our latest newsletter features a video retrospective looking back at the past 25 years of music-making, as well as a photo update of our socially-distanced rehearsal! Click here to read.
Enjoy this edition of NPO’s newsletter, featuring a new video message from our orchestra. Click here to read.
To commemorate what was supposed to be our final show of the season, please enjoy Beethoven’s 9th Symphony and the beautiful music of Tom Vignieri. Click here to read the newsletter.
New Phil is launching a brand new newsletter, to keep us connected while we practice social distancing. Our first edition contains a video message from the orchestra, a chance to hear beautiful music from the Berlin Philharmonic, and a recognition of New Phil’s doctors. Click here to view our first newsletter.
Enjoy this bit of “lockdown humor” sent in from New Phil cellist Corinne Chan:
Enjoy this bit of musical “lockdown humor” sent in from New Phil cellist Corinne Chan:
Strange and sad days indeed. And yet, this time is allowing me to explore other areas of my life that I’ve let go for a while. Books, getting the garden in shape, and diving into my library of solo horn works. I’d forgotten how much stuff I had! I’ve recently rediscovered Michael Haydn’s double horn […]