San Francisco Symphony with Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, and more

San Francisco Symphony, based in Davies Symphony Hall, acclaimed for innovative performances and 13 ASCAP awards. Highlights include active touring, 15 Grammy wins, and partnerships with Music Director Esa-Pekka Salonen.

The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, led by Robert Spano, unifies its community with over 120 performances annually. Founded in 1912, it has played at Carnegie Hall and Kennedy Center, earning global acclaim for its 13 recordings. The FWSO collaborates widely, including with the Texas Ballet Theater and Fort Worth Opera, and resides at Bass Performance Hall.

Founded in 1959, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra quickly became a top U.S. ensemble under directors like Andreas Delfs, and renowned for collaborations with leading soloists. Known for its robust concert tours in Europe, Japan, and a historic Cuba visit, it boasts frequent broadcasts and celebrated recordings.

Jonathan Cohen, an English cellist, conductor, and keyboardist from Manchester, is celebrated for his expertise in early music, Baroque opera, and Classical repertoire. He founded the acclaimed ensemble Arcangelo and co-founded the London Haydn Quartet. Known for historically informed performances and a passion for chamber music, he has garnered Gramophone Awards and Grammy nominations for recordings like "Arias for Guadagni" and "Buxtehude's Trio Sonatas". He has held artistic leadership roles with Les Violons du Roy and the Handel and Haydn Society.