SPECIAL OFFER:  The first 75 to purchase tickets to "Heroic Heights" by Friday, Feb. 12 will be invited to a special reception with composer Lowell Liebermann and guest artist Jon Manasse!

Imagine floating high above the beautiful, misty Scottish coastline during Mendelssohn’s The Hebrides. Then American composer Lowell Liebermann premieres his Clarinet Concerto with soloist Jon Manasse. This performance is one in a series of World Premieres of this work.  Experience it as it is performed in Indiana for the first time!  Patrons will have an opportunity to meet the composer at the performance. The evening climaxes with Beethoven’s soaring Symphony No. 3 (“Eroica”), which will take you to superhuman heights.

Mendelssohn	—	The Hebrides
Lowell Liebermann	—	Clarinet Concerto *
Beethoven		Symphony No. 3 “Eroica”
(*) Premiere Performance by the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra

Click here for additional information about this concert plus a review of the Virginia premiere of Liebermann's Clarinet Concerto...  
"It is lyrically gorgeous, full of ravishing tunes..."
"Manasse deserved every bit of adulation he got at the end of this piece." 

The Evansville Philharmonic Chorus presents its annual Spring Choral Concert.

Open seating. General admission is just $11!

Lose yourself in the beauty and elegance of one of the few works ever written to unite the flute & harp in a combined solo role. The dynamic duo will be the Philharmonic’s own principal flutist and harpist. Escape into the many moods of Tchaikovsky in his emotionally charged and ultimately triumphant Symphony No. 5. Mozart and Tchaikovsky … two powerhouse composers on one program!

A red-white-and-blue salute to the good ol’ US of A — complete with great American patriotic standards like God Bless America, America the Beautiful, and a medley by Cohan including Grand Ole Flag, Yankee Doodle Dandy, and Give My Regards to Broadway. The Evansville Philharmonic Chorus joins the orchestra for a stirring performance of Battle Hymn of the Republics. Plus, enjoy toe-tapping favorites by the March King, John Philip Sousa!.