— dedicated to promoting the growth and appreciation of the arts in the Omaha community.
World renowned GRAMMY®-winning pianist Emanuel Ax joins the Omaha Symphony in a performance of one of Mozart’s grandest piano works, Piano Concerto No. 25.
World renowned GRAMMY®-winning pianist Emanuel Ax joins the Omaha Symphony in a performance of one of Mozart’s grandest piano works, Piano Concerto No. 25.
An annual summer concert series hosted by Saint Paul Benson featuring Omaha-based award-winning classical crossover duo, Bel Canto Duo.
This event showcases the hugely popular music of The Police with a classical and orchestral flair. It will be a delightful night for all music fans!
Join KSO for a haunting good time on Sunday, October 1. They will be performing some classic Halloween pieces.
These special have now grown into an experience shared across generations of Americans as well as a cherished tradition for families, veterans and music-lovers alike. As well as being the first time the Marine Band has toured the Midwest in 5 years.
The UNO Jazz Ensembles will present a Latin Jazz Concert featuring GRAMMY-winning trombonist Francisco Torres.
This is the first concerto composed for nyckelharpa, the keyed fiddle from Sweden.
This concert has become an annual tradition and features jazz and bluegrass musicians in a fun, casual atmosphere.
Exciting exploration of creating an opera with a world class conductor and director.
The collaboration with the Omaha Conservatory of Music continues after its success in October 2022 with the performance of Mozart’s Requiem. “The Conservatory cherishes opportunities like this collaboration with Résonance, where our highest-level students perform with professionals and learn important musical skills through an inspirational concert experience,” says Ruth Meints, Omaha Conservatory of Music Artistic Director.
Our Symphony Joslyn Series at the University of Nebraska at Omaha opens with a world premiere Concerto for Horn, Orchestra and Electronics by Adam Wolf performed by Principal French Horn of the Omaha Symphony, Brett Hodge.
