Schumann’s Introduction, Scherzo, and Finale is a hidden gem in classical music. Playful, spirited, and teeming with youthful energy, Schumann offers a delightful orchestral showcase. In contrast, Brahms’ A German Requiem delivers an emotional meditation on life and loss, filled with soaring choral passages and sacred orchestration. Together, these works create an evening that will speak directly to your soul.

Journey through the depths of Winter’s beauty and the heights of romantic passion with this charming program. Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 1 “Winter Daydreams,” enchants listeners with its shimmering orchestration, capturing the quiet magic and icy grandeur of a snow-covered landscape. In contrast, Rachmaninoff’s 2nd Piano Concerto brims with emotion, making it one of the most beloved concertos of all time.

Celebrate ABBA with the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra and "The Concert," the world’s top tribute group from Sweden! Have the time of your life with iconic hits such as “Mamma Mia,” “Gimme, Gimme, Gimme (A Man After Midnight),” and the universally beloved “Dancing Queen.”

Carmina Burana (1937) is an epic cantata that combines secular medieval poetry with the choral and instrumental music of German composer Carl Orff (1895-1982). The work follows the highs and lows of the legendary "Wheel of Fortune," as it spins to determine the fate of man. Lubbock Chorale and the West Texas Children's Chorus join the LSO to recreate the recognizable classic "O Fortuna" and the other extraordinary movements of this timeless piece.

Although dismissed by Tchaikovsky’s peers as “worthless,” the composer refused to alter a single note of his first piano concerto. His unyielding confidence in the piece resulted in what is now one of the most beloved piano concertos in history.

Maestro David Cho, Dr. Neil Kurtzman, and Soprano Amanda Key joined Classical 105.7 host Clint Barrick to explore what makes this opera so powerful. 🥀