The Omaha Symphony
KVNO partners with the Omaha Symphony
The Omaha Symphony’s mission is to enrich people’s lives through the exhilarating experience of live orchestral music. Of course, KVNO and the Omaha Symphony have a natural affinity, and we are proud to partner with them on a variety of programs and projects on and off the air.
Win tickets to see Romeo & Juliet as part of our Classical Valentine’s Day giveaway
KVNO has plans for your Valentine’s Day! Otis Twelve will give away a Classical Valentine’s Prize Package Friday morning, February 10, on Morning Classics. It includes a $100 gift card from Avoli in Dundee – complete with reservations for Saturday, February 11th – and two tickets to see the Omaha Symphony’s Romeo and Juliet at the Holland that night. Happy Valentine’s Day from KVNO, Avoli and the Omaha Symphony.
In Concert with the Omaha Symphony
KVNO regularly airs past seasons from the Omaha Symphony in a program we call In Concert with the Omaha Symphony. Otis Twelve hosts and Ken Moreno produces this stellar program. Stay tuned for air dates for In Concert to begin later this spring.
Symphonic Sunrise
Get a daily dose of the Omaha Symphony on Symphonic Sunrise, weekdays at 7:10 a.m. on Morning Classics with Otis Twelve.
Live Symphony Broadcasts
KVNO, Omaha’s Classical Radio, is proud to partner with the Omaha Symphony to bring you world-class classical music. Upcoming live broadcasts include:
- April 16, 2023. Ancient Airs & Dances, 2 p.m. at the Strauss Performing Arts Center on the campus of UNO. Chris Allen and Sherry Kennedy Brownrigg anchor this broadcast. Learn more about the concert.
- April 29, 2023. Bernstein, Ravel & Tchaikovsky, 7:30 p.m. at the Holland Performing Arts Center. Chris Allen and Coleen Cook anchor this broadcast. Learn more about the concert.
Check back regularly to see more information about our live broadcasts.