Reno Philharmonic

Reno Phil to perform world-renowned composer’s collaboration with Nevada Museum of Art.

In honor of one of the greatest achievements in classical music, the Reno Phil will perform Beethoven’s first and last symphonies in a belated celebration of the 250th anniversary of his birth.

This March, the Reno Phil will welcome back 20-year-old soloist Ray Ushikubo on both piano and violin for the upcoming Classix concert, Young Virtuoso: Conquering Piano & Violin.

This weekend, the Reno Phil will welcome audiences back to the Pioneer Center for the first time in 20 months.

The acclaimed Reno Philharmonic orchestra, led by Music Director and Conductor Laura Jackson, announced a new partnership, new project and the world premiere of a newly commissioned orchestral work.

SPONSORED: The Reno Phil offers free access to first responders and healthcare workers to a virtual concert this weekend.

SPONSORED: The Reno Phil has been performing surprise pop-up performances throughout the region on Saturday evenings at 7 p.m. this summer.

SPONSORED: Reno native Oliver Leitner performs Chausson’s rhapsodic Poème on violin for the Reno Phil’s Classix Series.

SPONSORED: Join the Reno Phil as they kick-off a season-long celebration of Ludwig Van Beethoven’s 250th birthday.

SPONSORED: Unveil the story behind the brilliant composer, Ludwig Van Beethoven, and young Christoph as the Reno Phil Orchestra conducted by Jane Brown performs “Classical Kids: Beethoven Lives Upstairs,” a FREE family concert on Saturday, September 28.