American Symphony Orchestra

Tonight! At the historic @stbartsnyc.bsky.social #GreatMusicForEveryone

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Following last season’s sold-out concert 'Bach at St. Bart’s,' the ASO returns to St. Bartholomew’s Church to present two rarely performed scores including Luigi Cherubini's first Requiem and the U.S. premiere of Peter Cornelius's Stabat Mater.
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Tickets are now on sale for our 2025-2026 season! Join us as we return to St. Bart's for another U.S. premiere, a celebration of America at 250, and a grand finale honoring a decisive figure in German opera at Carnegie Hall. Explore the season: bit.ly/4nqsDoh
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Tickets for our 2025-2026 season go on sale Monday, September 8!

Looking to enhance your season? Become an ASO Member today and receive instant access to pre-sale tickets between now and Sunday with automatic discounts and invitations to exclusive events.

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Only four days left to take advantage of pre-sale tickets! Become an ASO Member today and receive instant access to tickets with automatic discounts. Explore a complete list of the exciting perks including $300+ in immediate ticket benefits and invitations to exclusive events. bit.ly/3Syfmgj

He plays the violin - Parterre Box This Bard production, led by Leon Botstein, makes the strongest possible case musically, dramatically and visually for Smetana’s opera Dalibor.

The American Symphony Orchestra played superbly sounding like a top-tier international ensemble."

YouTube video by American Symphony Orchestra Cornet Chop Suey by the ASO Jazz Ensemble at Bryant Park on May 12, 2025

Today we celebrate Louis Armstrong's birthday! We hope you enjoy 'Cornet Chop Suey' by the ASO Jazz Ensemble performed at Bryant Park on May 12, 2025 as part of a program showcasing the trumpet virtuoso's lesser-recorded works. #GreatMusicForEveryone

We are pleased to announce our 64th season! Free concerts, a U.S. premiere, celebrating America at 250, and an epic season finale. Tickets on-sale Sept 8. Explore: bit.ly/47hrCY2

"The soprano Angela Meade sang with clarion tone and piercing intensity." —The New York Times

"John Matthew Myers delivered a bravura performance of astonishing resourcefulness and tonal beauty in the role." —The New York Times

Photos by Matt Dine

Rodell Rosel, Katharine Goeldner, and Bernard Holcomb join our featured cast including Angela Meade, John Matthew Myers, Kevin Short, Alexander Birch Elliott, and Nate Mattingly in this evening's rare performance of Strauss’s very first opera. 🔺June 6 at Carnegie Hall: bit.ly/4jiO9sS

Praised for his “beguiling timbre of mahogany”(New York Times), Baritone Alexander Birch Elliott joins the principal cast of tomorrow's production of 'Guntram,' along with Nate Mattingly and Met Opera veteran Kevin Short.
🔺June 6, 2025 at Carnegie Hall: bit.ly/4jiO9sS
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Acclaimed tenor John Matthew Myers, is a featured soloist in our upcoming presentation of Strauss's Guntram! He is hailed for his “remarkable emotional depth and range” —Opera Magazine

🔺June 6, 2025 at Carnegie Hall, limited tickets remain: bit.ly/4jiO9sS

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The hall is filling up quickly for our upcoming presentation of Strauss's first opera, Guntram! We hope you will join us on Friday, June 6, 2025 at Carnegie Hall.

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Metropolitan Opera star soprano Angela Meade, is a featured soloist in our upcoming production of Strauss's first opera. “…the most talked about soprano of her generation”—Opera News🔺Strauss's Guntram- June 6, 2025 at Carnegie Hall, limited tickets remain: bit.ly/4jiO9sS
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American Symphony Orchestra Chamber Series at Bryant Park Free performance by American Symphony Orchestra on the Upper Terrace

Today @bryantparknyc our jazz ensemble will be performing works by the great Louis Armstrong! This free concert will begin at 5:30pm on the Upper Terrace and will be repeated tomorrow at the same time and place. #GreatMusicForEveryone

YouTube video by American Symphony Orchestra - Topic Symphony No. 9, Op. 125: I. Allegro ma non troppo, un poco maestoso

Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 got its debut in Vienna #onthisday in 1824. We hope you enjoy our live recording of the first movement.

One week from today, our jazz ensemble will be performing The Music of Louis Armstrong, a newly curated program of lesser-recorded works by the prolific composer. May 12 & 13 at Bryant Park. bit.ly/4k7T94c