April is shaping up to be a busy month for music lovers in Austin, with the Austin Symphony Orchestra rolling out a lineup that ranges from Mozart to indie rock and even some candlelit ambiance.
Music Director and Conductor Peter Bay joined Trevor Scott to discuss the orchestra’s packed April schedule, which organizers say is designed to offer something for every kind of listener.
Music Director and Conductor Peter Bay joined Trevor Scott to discuss the orchestra’s packed April schedule, which organizers say is designed to offer something for every kind of listener.
The orchestra has a diverse line-up of musical series planned this month, including a Masterworks performance of Mozart’s Requiem scheduled for this weekend.
Beyond the concert hall, the Austin Symphony Orchestra is also kicking off its free Hartman Foundation Concerts in the Park, bringing live orchestral music outdoors for the community. Bring a blanket and a picnic basket, and enjoy live music in front of the Austin skyline.
Austin Symphony Orchestra in April! Mozart, free outdoor shows & indie rock, too
For something a little more atmospheric, the orchestra is also offering a “Beethoven and Beyond by Candlelight” concert, billed as a unique experience.
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And in a collaboration that leans into Austin’s anything-goes music spirit, the Austin Symphony Orchestra is teaming up with Fusebox Festival and indie rock band Dirty Projectors.
Music Director and Conductor Peter Bay is set to discuss the orchestra’s packed April schedule, which organizers say is designed to offer something for every kind of listener.
Austin Symphony Orchestra in April! Mozart, free outdoor shows & indie rock, too