https://youtu.be/_edDgomOtk4 Learn more about the Santa Barbara Symphony’s music education programs! Hear from parents and students as they speak about
https://youtu.be/-aKHZ0S6CSs So many wonderful plans are taking shape behind the scenes here at the Santa Barbara Symphony! We’d like to
https://youtu.be/9nsgGWQMsVA You Are The Reason! Our students continue to amaze and inspire us with their energy and resilience. Please watch
https://youtu.be/UBzMqkD1Yds Hey Santa Barbara, we miss you! Here’s a special message from Kim Kebler, executive assistant extraordinaire and a key
What a joy it is to see our students keeping the music alive in these challenging times. All of us at the Symphony work hard to ensure our music students have access to this indispensable experience, playing with others who share their passion for making music together.
This episode will feature Santa Barbara Symphony pop-up performances, alumnus and guest artists, and a special visit with our opening night featured artist, Lisa Vroman.
A very warm and special thank you to our 2020/21 season donors and the sponsors making this event possible! 2020-2021 Season
In this clip from the Santa Barbara Symphony’s November 21st Concert, Beethoven @250, Santa Barbara Symphony principal trumpet, Jon Lewis, talks about Beethoven’s compositions for trumpet, his time spent working with renowned trumpeter Mannie Klein, and his arrangement of Trio, Op 87.
In this clip from the Santa Barbara Symphony’s November 21st Concert, Beethoven @250, maestro Nir Kabaretti sits down with soprano (and Music Academy of the West alumna, and Opera Santa Barbara Chrisman Studio Artist) Julia Metzler and pianist (and UCSB Music Department Chair) Robert Koenig as they discuss Marzelline’s aria from “Fidelio,” and share their thoughts and insights on Beethoven.
In this clip from the Santa Barbara Symphony’s November 21st Concert, Beethoven @250, maestro Nir Kabaretti sits down with Santa Barbara Symphony Allstars, Lara Wickes (oboe), Jennifer Cullinan (Oboe), and Sarah Beck (English horn) as they discuss how Beethoven wrote for the oboe, how these compositions can be extremely revealing about the player, and how compositions like Variations in C Major can seem deceptively simple.
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