Before he leads singers from six local high schools in a performance of Brahms' German Requiem on November 12, Maestro Ernest Richardson talked us through the remarkable Choral Collaborative program, which gathers hundreds of choral students on stage to perform with the Omaha Symphony every year ..read more

Visionary interdisciplinary composer talks to us about his musical background, his influences, and the upcoming world premiere of his new work honoring Ree and Jun Kaneko. The Pulitzer- and Grammy-nominated Akiho is challenging himself to learn and grow at every opportunity ..read more

The Omaha Symphony's 56th Annual Debutante Ball was a smashing success earning over $310,000 for the orchestra's education and community engagement programs ..read more

We're excited to introduce you to some amazing new musicians who have recently joined our roster! Some of them have played with us before and some are brand new so make sure you keep your eyes out for them at our next performance ..read more

Get to know the dazzling actors, singers, and dancers who will be gracing the stage at the 2022 Physicians Mutual Omaha Symphony Christmas Celebration ..read more

At the 2022 Physicians Mutual Omaha Symphony Christmas Celebration, we will feature our first ever Youth Ensemble! These young performers were selected by Maestro Ernest Richardson to showcase the depth of talent we have here in Omaha while presenting them with the opportunity to perform and rehearse alongside professional musicians. Read about them here ..read more

Blog series highlighting musical terms that you might hear at the Omaha Symphony ..read more

Associate Concertmaster Ahra Cho, Principal Cello Paul Ledwon, and Principal Keyboard Christi Zuniga sit down for an interview about their experience performing Beethoven's iconic Triple Concerto ..read more

The connection between art and music is undeniable. Visual artists and musicians work for lifetimes perfecting their craft, art and music often inspire one another, the same language is used to speak about the two mediums, and in so many ways, one could not exist without the other. However, for whatever reason, art and music are not frequently experienced together. Music can be heard while walking through an art gallery and art can be seen on music-filled streets but it’s rare to experience a collaboration between the two in which the process of creation is happening simultaneously and harmoni ..read more

Blog series highlighting musical terms that you might hear at the Omaha Symphony ..read more