Don’t miss our season finale this weekend with Anne Akiko Meyers premiering a stunning new work by
@ericwhitacre.bsky.social
May 17 | 7:00PM
Carnegie Hall, NYC
May 18 | 5:00PM
Bronxville, NY
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In the meantime, don’t miss our season finale this weekend with Anne Akiko Meyers premiering a stunning new work by @ericwhitacre.bsky.social
May 16 | 8:00PM
Morristown, NJ
May 17 | 7:00PM
Carnegie Hall, NYC
May 18 | 5:00PM
Bronxville, NY
🎟️ orpheusnyc.org
Orpheus Chamber Orchestra triumphantly playing the final note onstage at Carnegie Hall
Coming Soon: Our 2025–26 Season at Carnegie Hall and 92NY
Next season we're breaking new ground with free opening night, thrilling debuts, bold premieres, and triumphant returns. Stay tuned!
📷 by Chris Lee
With the loss of federal funding, your gift is crucial for sustaining programs that reflect Orpheus’s democratic spirit, like our newly launched Orpheus For All:
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Thank you for your support!
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From our friends at The League of American Orchestras
"It is essential that elected officials hear from their constituents about the value of federal funding for the arts."
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Orpheus remains steadfast in our programming and stand in solidarity with other artistic entities who remain committed to their missions.
With the recent termination of our NEA grant, and the grants of excellent arts institutions around the country, we reaffirm that the arts are not a luxury for a select few, but a necessity for everyone.
Our NEA Grant Was Terminated
Orpheus has received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts regularly for ~50 years. This support has been utilized for impactful performances and community engagement across the nation.
@schumer.senate.gov @repespaillat.bsky.social @hakeem-jeffries.bsky.social
New in our LinkedIn Inbox: A message from a conductor offering their services
... who's gonna tell them?
Photo of four violists on the concert stage, one striking a silly pose
Christof giving a speech in front of Orpheus prior to an encore at Carnegie Hall
Photo of the violas, bassoon, and cellos in an intense musical moment at Carnegie Hall
Our thoughts are with Christof’s family, loved ones, and all the musicians who had the privilege of performing alongside him.
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Christof Huebner, Orpheus violist and former artistic director. A part of the Orpheus family for 27 years, he was a dedicated musician and valued colleague, whose sharp wit left a lasting impact both on and off the stage. He will be deeply missed.
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and I'm singing Rodirgo because @orpheusnyc.org is performing it with Pablo Sainz-Villegas tonight at Carnegie, and they sounded so, so gorgeous while I filmed rehearsal
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if you're in NYC, I highly recommend scooping up one of the few remaining tickets for tonight!
🚨 Very limited tickets remain for our March 1 program at Carnegie Hall, snag them while you can!
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Spanish guitarist Pablo Sáinz-Villegas brings 🔥 to Rodrigo’s "Fantasia para un Gentilhombre," while Cuban composer Jorge Amado spices things up with "Marabuzal," a brand-new Orpheus commission.
March 1 | Carnegie Hall
Feb 28 | Williams Center at Lafayette College
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Thank you! We hope you can make it a performance someday 🎶
Infographic describing the community impact of Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. It reads: Celebrate Our 2024 Accomplishments! 29,250 audience members experienced Orpheus concerts in 15 cities 1,379 NYC public school attended our Carnegie Hall concerts for free! 776 individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers joined 25 Orpheus Reflections programs 6.35 Million listeners streamed Orpheus recordings in 183 countries
What an incredible year it has been! Every performance, outreach program, and educational opportunity created by Orpheus this season has been made possible by generous donations from our community. Thank you for your support! orpheusnyc.org/donate
Ooh, love that! Do you remember which record?
Robert Schumann Symphony No. 2. Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. youtu.be/iCzRm9mYX5E?...
#classicalmusic
oh hey, that's us! 👋
Shoutout to @bachtrack.bsky.social for the lovely review of our Mozart violin extravaganza with Maxim Vengerov at Carnegie Hall last week!
Re: Sinfonia Concertante with violist Lawrence Power, "their stunning interpretation welled over with the joy of music-making"
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Hi there, we're Orpheus, a chamber orchestra based in New York that's been baton-free since '73.
This is a safe space for all of your conductor jokes. It's also the place where we will shamelessly plug our performances, recordings, and give you a glimpse behind the scenes.
