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Shayna Steele

1 concert

Born with a genre-blending style, Shayna Steele shines in soul, jazz, and R&B. Known for “Gone Under” with Snarky Puppy, she’s a top collaborator and acclaimed vocalist.

Stuart Chafetz

2 concerts

Stuart Chafetz is an American conductor and timpanist who serves as the Principal Pops Conductor of the Phoenix, Columbus, Chautauqua, and Marin Symphonies. Celebrated for his dynamic and engaging podium presence, he previously held posts as resident conductor of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and principal timpanist of the Honolulu Symphony.

North Carolina Symphony

58 concerts

The North Carolina Symphony, founded in Chapel Hill in 1932, is a pioneering classical orchestra known for its statewide service and extensive music education. As the first state-funded symphony, it performs diverse genres, from classical masterworks to folk and pops, and has presented over 50 premieres. Led by Grammy-winning Music Director Carlos Miguel Prieto.

Michelle Di Russo

3 concerts

Argentinian-Italian conductor Michelle Di Russo is celebrated for her compelling interpretations and passion for contemporary music. She is Music Director of the Delaware Symphony Orchestra, a pioneering role, and a two-time Solti Foundation U.S. Career Assistance Award recipient. Di Russo co-founded Girls Who Conduct, championing gender equality in her field.

Seattle Symphony

80 concerts

The Seattle Symphony, founded in 1903, is an internationally acclaimed classical orchestra based in Seattle. Known for its inventive programming, commitment to new music, and extensive recording history with over 150 albums, the Symphony has garnered five Grammy Awards, two Emmy Awards, and was named Gramophone's 2018 Orchestra of the Year. It is recognized for diverse collaborations and its vital role in the Pacific Northwest cultural scene.

Holiday Pops

73 concerts

Holiday Pops is a beloved concert tradition originating in Boston in 1973, evolving from the Boston Pops' 1885 "Popular concerts." It blends classical orchestra with festive holiday tunes, carols, and popular seasonal music, known for its engaging sing-alongs and joyful atmosphere. Orchestras nationwide host these cherished events, often featuring classics like "Sleigh Ride" and guest collaborations.