Richmond Symphony

<p>The Richmond Symphony returns to St. Christopher’s School for an evening of music that bridges past and present. Under the baton of Associate Conductor Hae Lee, the program features Jessie Montgomery’s rhythmic and vibrant Strum, Jennifer Higdon’s dance-inspired Dance Card, and Mozart’s timeless Grand Partita for 12 Winds—a masterwork of elegance and color.</p> <p>Experience contemporary energy and classical beauty in this intimate performance setting.</p> <p>Pictured: Composer Jessie Montgom

<p>The Bat-Signal is lighting up Richmond! Don’t miss this once in a lifetime chance to watch Batman&#x2122; ‘89 in the theater with a huge screen, the Richmond Symphony, and the iconic Danny Elfman score!</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <div style="display: flex; align-items: center;"><a href="https://www.richmondsymphony.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Batman89-Legal-DC.png"><br /> <img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignnone wp-image-33492" src="https://www.richmondsymphony.com/wp-content/uploads/2

<p>Sparkling orchestral colors and rhythmic vitality fill the hall as the Richmond Symphony returns to St. Christopher’s School. Associate Conductor Hae Lee leads a program that opens with Mozart’s witty Overture to The Impresario, followed by Viet Cuong’s evocative Constellations. Barber’s Adagio for Strings offers a moment of profound reflection, its timeless lyricism unfolding with quiet intensity. Stravinsky’s spirited Suite from Pulcinella closes the evening with playful elegance.</p> <h6>P

<p>Majestic in its scope. Dazzling in its sound. There is nothing to match the experience of hearing, live in concert, <em>The Planets</em>. Be there for the ultimate trip through the galaxy as Richmond Symphony and Valentina Peleggi perform Gustav Holst’s sonic celestial showpiece. Plus, the suite from John Williams’ <em>Star Wars</em>. Also featured on this final concert of a season, exploring 250 years of American music and history, is the world premiere <em>OF Grace and Grit </em>from compos

<p>Majestic in its scope. Dazzling in its sound. There is nothing to match the experience of hearing, live in concert, <em>The Planets</em>. Be there for the ultimate trip through the galaxy as Richmond Symphony and Valentina Peleggi perform Gustav Holst’s sonic celestial showpiece. Plus, the suite from John Williams’ <em>Star Wars</em>. Also featured on this final concert of a season, exploring 250 years of American music and history, is the world premiere <em>OF Grace and Grit </em>from compos

<p>String Sinfonietta, Camerata Strings, and Youth Concert Orchestra present their final concert of the year, featuring over 100 students in string and full orchestra ensembles.</p> <ul> <li>String Sinfonietta, conducted by Matt Wilson</li> <li>Camerata Strings, conducted by Melissa Jones</li> <li>Youth Concert Orchestra, conducted by Dr. Sandy Goldie</li> </ul>

<p>The 2025–26 Youth Orchestra season closes with a performance by Richmond Symphony Youth Orchestra (RSYO), our advanced full orchestra, conducted by Hae Lee and featuring the winner of the 2025–26 RSYO Concerto Competition. Dr. Justin Alexander will also direct our five-person Percussion Ensemble through various chamber works.</p>