Registration opens:
March 24th, 2025

Alabama Symphony Orchestra presents:

Spring with Bernstein & Rachmaninoff

Each registered patron will receive a voucher redeemable for any of the three performances on April 11th or 12th.

Registered patrons receive a single voucher redeemable for two tickets to any of the three performances, April 11th-12th:

Friday, April 11th 11 am Barber + Rachmaninoff Coffee Concert
Friday, April 11th 7 pm - ASO: Spring with Bernstein & Rachmaninoff Masterworks Performance
Saturday, April 12th 7 pm - ASO: Spring with Bernstein & Rachmaninoff Masterworks Performance

Vouchers must be picked up by 6 pm on Wednesday, April 9th, or they will go to the next person on the waiting list.

Experience an unforgettable evening of musical mastery with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra and a program that fuses lesser-known gems with classical treasures. Delve into the depths of emotion with Barber’s evocative “Second Essay for Orchestra,” where lush melodies intertwine with poignant harmonies, painting a vivid sonic landscape. Then, be swept away by Bernstein’s powerful Missa Brevis paired with the exuberant Chichester Psalms, both showcase Bernstein’s characteristic exploration of spirituality, transporting listeners to realms both celestial and earthly.

Joining the ASO is guest soloist and countertenor Daniel Moody. Lauded for his “profoundly startling vocal resonance” (The New York Times) and “sweet and melancholy sound” (The Washington Post), Daniel Moody is celebrated for his interpretations of contemporary and baroque opera and as a soloist with orchestra. Moody is also a graduate of the Peabody Conservatory and has won several awards in the Metropolitan National Council Auditions, George London Competition, Handel Aria Competition, New York Oratorio Society Competition, and Russell Wonderlic Competition.

 Free benefit with every ticket:

Conductor’s Comments with Maestro Carlos Izcaray!

Conductor’s Comments is a unique opportunity to hear Carlos Izcaray provide insights to better understand and appreciate the selections you will hear and learn about the journey of the Symphony and artists working to make the performance come together. Join us at 6:15pm before the concert in the Reynolds-Kirschbaum Recital Hall (upper level, next to main doors) of the Alys Stephens Center.