Enjoy some smooth jazz following the NOI Philharmonic performance! This is a chance to mix and mingle with your fellow orchestral fans and the 2024 NOI+F Fellows.
The National Orchestral Institute + Festival is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council, The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, the Nicolae Bretan Music Foundation, the Kurt Weill Foundation for Music and The Marinus and Minna B. Koster Foundation.
Enjoy some smooth jazz following the NOI Philharmonic performance! This is a chance to mix and mingle with your fellow orchestral fans and the 2024 NOI+F Fellows.
The National Orchestral Institute + Festival is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council, The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, the Nicolae Bretan Music Foundation, the Kurt Weill Foundation for Music and The Marinus and Minna B. Koster Foundation.
Enjoy some smooth jazz following the NOI Philharmonic performance! This is a chance to mix and mingle with your fellow orchestral fans and the 2024 NOI+F Fellows.
The National Orchestral Institute + Festival is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council, The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, the Nicolae Bretan Music Foundation, the Kurt Weill Foundation for Music and The Marinus and Minna B. Koster Foundation.
JoAnn Falletta, conductor
Ever wondered what happens in the rehearsals before the concert? Here's a unique opportunity to hear the National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic in rehearsal. Audience seating will be in the orchestra level so you can hear every note!
The School of Music Fellowship String Quartet, Varié Quartet, performs works by Beethoven, Shostakovich and Bolcom.
Join the Gamer Symphony Orchestra at its Spring 2024 concert! The performance this semester includes pieces from Pokemon, Zelda, Genshin Impact and more. Join us on a foray into the incredible world of video game music!
If you can't attend in person, this concert will be streamed on our Twitch channel: https://www.twitch.tv/gamersymphonyumd/
Craig Potter, conductor
Representing a variety of majors across campus, the University Band is joined by the Maryland Community Band for a concert of traditional and contemporary wind band music in a performance perfect for all ages. Repertoire will be announced closer to the concert.
DANCE² is a dance installation about human-robot interaction and our collective feelings about technology’s influence on the future. Audiences will use their smartphones to interact with the performance, influencing the choreography of the human and robotic dancers. Through their choices, we will explore the question of whether emerging technology is bringing us closer together or pulling us farther apart.
