Be there when Emmy-nominated singer-songwriter-composer Ben Folds joins the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra to perform music spanning Ben’s entire career. Widely regarded as one of the major musical influences of our generation, Ben’s enormous body of genre-bending music includes pop albums with Ben Folds Five, multiple solo albums and numerous collaborative records.

His latest album, 2023’s What Matters Most is a blend of piano-driven pop rock songs featuring a live orchestral performance of his hits captured just before he stepped down as Artistic Advisor to the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) at the Kennedy Center. He currently tours as a pop artist while also performing with some of the world’s greatest symphony orchestras.

John V. Sinclair, conductor • Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra

Join the magnificent Bach Choir and Orchestra for a captivating journey through the music of film—often hailed as classical music of today. Experience an entertaining and engaging program that brings your favorite movies to life through spectacular choral and orchestral performances.

From sweeping scores to memorable melodies, this concert celebrates the artistry that makes film music so powerful and beloved. Perfect for movie buffs and music lovers alike, the performance promises excitement, emotion, and grandeur. Celebrate the grand finale of a fabulous season with this unforgettable cinematic tribute, a joyous celebration of music’s magic on the big screen.

Tickets from $20.

John V. Sinclair, conductor • Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra

Join the magnificent Bach Choir and Orchestra for a captivating journey through the music of film—often hailed as classical music of today. Experience an entertaining and engaging program that brings your favorite movies to life through spectacular choral and orchestral performances.

From sweeping scores to memorable melodies, this concert celebrates the artistry that makes film music so powerful and beloved. Perfect for movie buffs and music lovers alike, the performance promises excitement, emotion, and grandeur. Celebrate the grand finale of a fabulous season with this unforgettable cinematic tribute, a joyous celebration of music’s magic on the big screen.

Tickets from $20.

Emma Koi will be opening the convention with a sound bath meditation for centering and grounding for the start of the day.

Annual convening hosting cross-sector audience to explore practices transforming our region into one of prevention, hope & healing for all.

This event is free.

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra invites you to an evening of music at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church featuring orchestral pieces you’ll recognize from movies and popular culture. From the grandeur of royal waltzes to the lighthearted energy of a polka, these timeless masterpieces will have you move to the music!

This indoor event is free and open to the public.

The concert begins at 7 p.m.

Parking is free for this event.

This event is free.

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra invites you to an evening of music at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church featuring orchestral pieces you’ll recognize from movies and popular culture. From the grandeur of royal waltzes to the lighthearted energy of a polka, these timeless masterpieces will have you move to the music!

This indoor event is free and open to the public.

The concert begins at 7 p.m.

Parking is free for this event.

John V. Sinclair, conductor • Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra • Laura Choi Stuart, soprano • Amanda Crider, mezzo-soprano • Jacob Perry, tenor • Kevin Deas, bass • John Grau, Evangelist • Thaddaeus Bourne, Jesus

Experience Bach’s St. John Passion, the first of his four passions and a masterwork celebrated for its dramatic intensity and vivid storytelling. Filled with powerful musical portrayals of Christ’s capture and crucifixion, this work stands as one of Bach’s most visceral and compelling compositions.

From soaring chorales to intense recitatives, the passion draws listeners deep into the emotional and spiritual heart of the narrative. Whether you’re a devoted Bach enthusiast or new to his genius, this performance offers a profound journey through one of history’s greatest musical masterpieces, leaving a lasting impression on all who hear it.

Tickets from $25.

Excitement and drama take center stage. Rossini’s lively The Italian Girl in Algiers sets a spirited tone. Violinist Siwoo Kim shines in Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1 and leads to a powerful finale with Mozart’s dramatic Symphony No. 40. In addition to this matinee performance, there will be an evening performance at 7:30 p.m.

Individual tickets available at the King Center at (321) 242-2219 and kingcenter.com. Students receive 75% off tickets with valid student I.D. at the King Center Box Office before each concert. Active military and first responders receive a 50% discount to all BSO concerts by contacting the King Center.

Excitement and drama take center stage. Rossini’s lively The Italian Girl in Algiers sets a spirited tone. Violinist Siwoo Kim shines in Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1 and leads to a powerful finale with Mozart’s dramatic Symphony No. 40. In addition to this matinee performance, there will be an evening performance at 7:30 p.m.

Individual tickets available at the King Center at (321) 242-2219 and kingcenter.com. Students receive 75% off tickets with valid student I.D. at the King Center Box Office before each concert. Active military and first responders receive a 50% discount to all BSO concerts by contacting the King Center.

Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra • Clara Rottsolk, soprano • Patrick Muelheise, tenor • Brandon Hendrickson, baritone • Byeol Kim, piano

Few works ignite the stage like Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana. Since its explosive 1937 premiere, this bold, rhythm-driven masterpiece has captivated audiences worldwide. From the thunderous opening of “O Fortuna” to its final return, Carmina Burana is a visceral musical journey that still resonates in film, television, and pop culture.

Sharing the program is Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, featuring award-winning pianist Byeol Kim. This groundbreaking 1924 piece blends classical tradition with jazz’s raw energy, capturing the vibrant pulse of 1920s America.

Experience two revolutionary works in one unforgettable evening—each bold, iconic, and a powerful testament to music’s enduring impact.

Tickets from $30.

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra is in trouble! The evil, anti-musical mastermind, Dr. Monotone wants to take over the world and put an end to music forever with his new weapon: The Monotonizer 3000. This powerful device is capable of transforming all the musical notes that ever existed into one, singular, ear-piercing, terrible-sounding honk. What would our world be with one note, one instrument, one culture, one language?

Our narrator, a brand new spy on her very first mission under Maestro Enterprises Inc., has T-minus 45 minutes to travel the world in search of Dr. Monotone’s secret lair. Grab your high tech gadgets and spy gear as we explore cultures and countries for clues. Only with the audience’s imaginations, problem-solving skills, and musical insight will we be able to prevent the end of diversity in music as we know it!

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra is in trouble! The evil, anti-musical mastermind, Dr. Monotone wants to take over the world and put an end to music forever with his new weapon: The Monotonizer 3000. This powerful device is capable of transforming all the musical notes that ever existed into one, singular, ear-piercing, terrible-sounding honk. What would our world be with one note, one instrument, one culture, one language?

Our narrator, a brand new spy on her very first mission under Maestro Enterprises Inc., has T-minus 45 minutes to travel the world in search of Dr. Monotone’s secret lair. Grab your high tech gadgets and spy gear as we explore cultures and countries for clues. Only with the audience’s imaginations, problem-solving skills, and musical insight will we be able to prevent the end of diversity in music as we know it!

Get ready for an unforgettable night of music! Dr. Phillips Center presents Andrea Bocelli Live In Concert October 9 at Kia Center.

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra is in trouble! The evil, anti-musical mastermind, Dr. Monotone wants to take over the world and put an end to music forever with his new weapon: The Monotonizer 3000. This powerful device is capable of transforming all the musical notes that ever existed into one, singular, ear-piercing, terrible-sounding honk. What would our world be with one note, one instrument, one culture, one language?

Our narrator, a brand new spy on her very first mission under Maestro Enterprises Inc., has T-minus 45 minutes to travel the world in search of Dr. Monotone’s secret lair. Grab your high tech gadgets and spy gear as we explore cultures and countries for clues. Only with the audience’s imaginations, problem-solving skills, and musical insight will we be able to prevent the end of diversity in music as we know it!

AEG Presents Streetlight Manifesto and The Bandits of The Acoustic Revolution Orchestra.

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra is in trouble! The evil, anti-musical mastermind, Dr. Monotone wants to take over the world and put an end to music forever with his new weapon: The Monotonizer 3000. This powerful device is capable of transforming all the musical notes that ever existed into one, singular, ear-piercing, terrible-sounding honk. What would our world be with one note, one instrument, one culture, one language?

Our narrator, a brand new spy on her very first mission under Maestro Enterprises Inc., has T-minus 45 minutes to travel the world in search of Dr. Monotone’s secret lair. Grab your high tech gadgets and spy gear as we explore cultures and countries for clues. Only with the audience’s imaginations, problem-solving skills, and musical insight will we be able to prevent the end of diversity in music as we know it!