In the News | Central Ohio artists, performers show creativity beyond their primary oeuvre

"Whether the meals he orchestrates are planned or improvised, Milanov draws a connection between entertaining audiences with music and pleasing guests with food."

Columbus Symphony and Musicians Reach Progressive New Three-Year Agreement

“We look forward to all the exciting things ahead for the Columbus Symphony and are proud to be a part of it.”

In the News | Concert Review | Tchaikovsky at Picnic with the Pops

For those few who braved weather, payoff definitely worth it.

The orchestra rarely has had such refined cohesion in a pops concert. Selections from Suite from Swan Lake were nicely executed. The truly notable movement, though, was the “Neapolitan Dance,” with effervescent woodwinds and feather-light strings...

In the News | Andrés Lopera

Lincoln Theatre concert to be first for Columbus Symphony’s new assistant conductor

"The program will feature 11 short pieces or excerpts, none longer than about eight minutes, and each 'very approachable,' Lopera said."

In the News | Hanson String Theory Review

String Theory had its world premiere with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra at Picnic with the Pops.

To celebrate Hanson’s 25-year anniversary, the brothers had an ambitious idea: String Theory, a 90-minute “musical manifesto” from their repertoire, arranged for their band and symphony orchestra.