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January 24th-30th: Eastman Philharmonia in USSR & Weekly dozen
On January 24th, 1962, the 87 members of the Eastman Philharmonia flew from Warsaw to Moscow, beginning their four-week sojourn in the USSR.
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January 17th-23rd: Eastman Philharmonia, Janet Baker, Ron Carter & more
From January 17th through 23rd, 1962, the 87 Eastman Philharmonia members were in Poland, where they gave concerts in Poznan, Krakow, Warsaw, and Lodz.
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December 20th-26th: Eastman Philharmonia in Cyprus
On December 21st, 1961, the members of the Eastman Philharmonia flew from Athens to Nicosia, capital of the Republic of Cyprus to continue their landmark tour of Europe and the Middle East.
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December 13th-19th: Eastman Philharmonia, Die Schweigsame Frau & more
On December 17 and 18, 1970, EOT scored yet another milestone with a production of Richard Strauss’ seldom performed Die Schweigsame Frau.
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December 6th-12th: Eastman Philharmonia on tour & more
On December 6th, Eastman Philharmonia travelled to Rennes, principal city of Brittany and a sister city of Rochester, New York
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November 29th- December 5th: The Weekly Dozen
A glimpse back at events in the school’s concert calendar in the past century.
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November 22nd-28th:The Eastman Philharmonia & Jazz Ensemble
on November 24th, 1961, the members of the Eastman Philharmonia departed from Rochester to begin a landmark tour..
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November 15th-21st: Rochester American Opera Co. debut & more
On November 20th, 1924, the Rochester American Opera Company made its public debut with a Mussorgsky/Leoncavallo double bill in the Eastman Theater.
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November 8th-14th: Fiftieth Anniversary Season and more
Fifty years ago this week, an important faculty premiere took place in Kilbourn Hall when members of the Eastman Quartet gave the premiere performance of Warren Benson’s Capriccio for violin, viola, violoncello and piano.
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November 1st-7th: Rochester American Opera Company & more
On November 1st through 6th, 1926, an ambitious Eastman-based group known as the Rochester American Opera Company performed each night in Kilbourn Hall.
