A constellation of five female composers (Jennifer Higdon, Libby Larsen, Jessie Montgomery, Florence Price and Joan Tower) forms the foundation of Episode 5: For the People, a program of works all written in the past 100 years by American composers that brings a lens to the country’s unique soundscape and the cultural and musical forces of openness, possibilities, challenges and opportunities. This episode is led by Conductor Andrés Franco and Guest Concertmaster Alexi Kenney. Available to view through July 22, 2021.

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Enjoy the magic and excitement of the holiday season with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra AND Principal Pops Conductor/Soloist Byron Stripling! Perfect for all ages, the Heinz Hall tradition goes digital with Front Row: Tapestry of Light - A Holiday Celebration. Offering comfort and joy during these uncertain times, this program celebrates music, faith, peace and light. Gather with friends and family to watch old favorites and discover new surprises. Available to view through May 11, 2021.

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With the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra’s new Principal Pops Conductor Byron Stripling as a featured artist and conductor, Finding Your Song explores the journeys of artists and how they come to find their voice, song, inspiration and connection to the world. Finding Your Song travels from Heinz Hall to the Hill District, Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild, The Andy Warhol Museum, and back. The program includes the Pittsburgh Symphony premieres of works by composers Gabriela Lena Frank and Pittsburgh native Hannah Ishizaki, as well as Jorge Montilla, whose work is being played by the Pittsburgh Symphony for the first time. Available to view through May 4, 2021.

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Led by Guest Concertmaster Alexi Kenney, Front Row: The PSO Virtual Experience continues with Part 2 of a two-part episode, Originators and Disruptors, inspired by Ludwig van Beethoven's revolutionary and heroic spirit. We bring together the musicians with modern American composers (Libby Larsen, Gary Schocker and Charles Rochester Young) and a Beethoven orchestration by Music Director Manfred Honeck in a salute to a bouquet of Pittsburgh pathbreakers who defied their times and boundaries: Rachel Carson (environmentalist and writer), Martha Graham (choreographer), Thaddeus Mosley (sculptor), Fred Rogers (television creator) and Andy Warhol (multi-media artist). Available to view through May 4, 2021.

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Led by Guest Concertmaster Alexi Kenney, Front Row: The PSO Virtual Experience continues with Part 1 of a two-part episode, Originators and Disruptors. As an homage to this year's 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, Part 1 is an immersion in Beethoven, looking at his boundary-pushing early and middle periods. The music draws from his amazing wealth of string repertoire and also highlights some of his wind and brass chamber music. Next week, Part 2 will bring together the musicians with contemporary American composers and a Beethoven orchestration by Music Director Manfred Honeck in a salute to a bouquet of Pittsburgh pathbreakers who defied their times and boundaries: Rachel Carson (environmentalist and writer), Martha Graham (choreographer), Thaddeus Mosley (sculptor), Fred Rogers (television creator) and Andy Warhol (multi-media artist). Available to view through April 20, 2021.

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The virtual curtain rises to the sounds of Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings, a piece written just a decade before the founding of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, a noble, generous work that exemplifies Pittsburgh and its people. This episode continues with works from composers as varied as Jessie Montgomery, Michi Wiancko/Francesco Geminiani, Ennio Morricone, and Billy Strayhorn, as the Orchestra salutes Pittsburgh through a glorious musical exploration of our dramatic geographic setting and the people drawn to it—the innovators, the immigrants, the trailblazers and the artists. In this episode, the Pittsburgh Symphony welcomes acclaimed violinist Alexi Kenney as guest Concertmaster and leader. Available to view through April 19, 2021.

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