The performance continues a series of popular operas in concert at Kodak Hall
Andreas Delfs
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RPO blazes new path with a world premiere and Brahms’s Requiem
The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra’s Thursday performance boldly paired a world premiere by Derrick Skye with Brahms’s “A German Requiem.”
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Andreas Delfs and RPO deliver energy-packed Beethoven concert
An expressive Andreas Delfs led the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra in an electrifying performance of Beethoven symphonies Thursday.
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RPO’s 2022-23 season is a solid blend of the iconic and unusual
The RPO’s balanced 2022-23 season celebrates Beethoven and Brahms while also shining light on the music of Black composers.
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CITY’s 2021 Playlist: Music From When You Were Away
Reflect on a strange and trying year with an eclectic mix of Rochester’s finest local music.
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Andreas Delfs brings holiday tradition of ‘Hansel and Gretel’ to RPO
The opera “Hansel and Gretel” is a regular holiday tradition in Germany,an RPO Music Director Andreas Delfs brings it to Rochester on Nov. 20.
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Andreas Delfs makes official debut as RPO music director in impressive concert
In his first official concert as the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra’s 13th music director, Andreas Delfs led a subtle, yet daring performance.
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RPO returns to live performance, Delfs debuts as director
The RPO, in its first live concert with Andreas Delfs as music director, played for an audience again Thursday after a year’s absence.
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RPO’s new season gives a nod to masters, but is a little less stuffy
The RPO’s 2021-22 season — Andreas Delfs’s first as music director — features plenty of German masters and newer, more diverse voices.
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RPO taps veteran maestro Andreas Delfs as music director
Although Andreas Delfs is a conservative choice as music director, his first full season at the RPO promises progressive programming moves.
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Commentary: RPO’s 2020-21 season has talented guests, lacks diversity
Here’s what WXXI-FM Classical 91.5’s hosts think about last week’s program announcement and what you should look for next season.
