ALBANY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

The Albany Symphony fulfils its mission by performing, commissioning, and recording the works of established and emerging American composers. Founded in 1930, the Symphony serves a diverse regional audience covering more than seven counties of New York and parts of three states.

Its annual programming includes a nine-concert “Classics Series” with performances throughout New York’s Capital Region, each featuring a recent or world premiere composition by a living composer; the annual American Music Festival, its capstone multi-day celebration of new music, including a performance by the new music ensemble Dogs of Desire; a Family Series with costumed cast which inspires new generations of Symphony patrons; and holiday and pops concerts, in collaboration with area youth performing arts groups. The orchestra’s flagship education programs, Adopt-a-School and Meet the Maestro, bring musicians into classrooms for interactive music education, and Literacy-through-Songwriting, its in-school composer residency program, works with students on songwriting, storytelling, improvisation, teamwork, and self-expression.

Role: Orchestra
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