Author: Keith Petrillo
Hanslip electrifying, Falletta refined in Buffalo Phil concert, Rex Hearn, Palm Beach Arts Paper
In a short three-city tour of West Palm Beach, Vero Beach and Fort Lauderdale, the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra showed Feb.… Read more »
Buffalo Philharmonic Announces 2016-17 Season, Douglas Levy, The Public
Season after recent season, the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra has continually exceeded itself in programming that is groundbreaking and virtuosic, while… Read more »
Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra powerful at Kravis, Ken Keaton, Palm Beach Daily News
The Buffalo band is as fine as any. Falletta has been their music director since 1998. She is a titan on the podium — one of the greatest conductors of her generation. And the sound of that ensemble!
BPO partners with The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo to bring music to Catholic school students
Students from 17 Catholic schools will attend the BPO’s Feb. 3 Music For Youth program, in a special event called Catholic Schools Day at the BPO.
Buffalo Philharmonic To Perform At SUNY Fredonia, Jamestown Post-Journal
Bach’s grandest and, arguably, his greatest work, the Great Passion will be performed in the original language with supertitles.
BPO Florida trip ‘music to a lot of ears,’ Jim Fink, Business First
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra’s upcoming three concert Florida performances are as much about fundraising as friend-raising.
Violinist, BPO make it a memorable night, Mary Kunz Goldman, Buffalo News
Kleinhans Music Hall is alive with the kind of epic concert that few saw coming. Saturday night’s concert drew what looked like close to a full house, and the applause echoed into the night.
“Wild’ new BPO season has richness and resonace — even a rock drummer, Mary Kunz Goldman, Buffalo News
The 2016-17 Buffalo Philharmonic season opens with violin superstar Joshua Bell, a known favorite.
After that, fasten your seat belt.
Itzhak Perlman highlights Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra schedule, Jim Fink, Business First
“It is a varied season.” said JoAnn Falletta, orchestra music director and principal conductor. “It may be the most variety, musically, we’ve put together in a season.”