Orchestra 2001 is a collective of adventurous, virtuoso performers dedicated to the music of our time. The ensemble strives to be an international leader in connecting diverse audiences with the greatest music of the 20th and 21st centuries, engaging new listeners through exhilarating concerts, innovative artistic collaborations, and enriching community partnerships in Philadelphia and beyond.
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Philadelphia Flower Show Pop-ups! Get your Flower Show tickets for Family Frolic this Saturday, June 12th! While enjoying the exhibits, market, and food, experience complimentary performances by Orchestra 2001 at all corners of the marketplace.
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HONORING OUR ANCESTORS
This free, live performance is part of Orchestra 2001's EMERGING MARKETS concert series. Major support provided by The William Penn Foundation. |
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CONEXÕES BRAZIL 20th- and 21st-Century Music by Brazilian composers Heitor Villa-Lobos – Sexteto místico Orlando Haddad’s commission generously funded by the Steven R. Gerber Trust. Orchestra 2001 SOUNDING BOARD members can select a free ticket. |
JOURNEYS: Classical Movements from the African Diaspora
Part I – Harlem Renaissance and Beyond
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Orchestra 2001 is pleased to announce a multi-year concert series featuring music by African-American, African, and Afro-Caribbean composers. Opening concerts for this series have been postponed due to COVID-19. Stay tuned for concert details! Major support for this series provided by the Anne & Gordon Getty Foundation, League of American Orchestras Futures Fund, and the Paul M. Angell Family Foundation. |
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¡CONEXIONES! ARGENTINA Orchestra 2001 will partner with celebrated bandoneónist Shinjoo Cho to perform Piazzolla Centennial: Lo que vendrá (what's to come), a celebration of master composer and bandoneónist Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992).
Diego Schissi’s commission generously funded by the Steven R. Gerber Trust. |
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Orchestra 2001 is Ensemble-In-Residence at Cherry Street Pier
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The COMPOSER AT WORK window features Philadelphia-area and visiting composers, and musicians of all ages and genres. Participants work on site and present their music to audiences at Cherry Street Pier and elsewhere in Philadelphia. Funded by generous grants from the Barra Foundation and the Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia.
100% individual donations currently go toward employing musicians!
Our concerts would not be possible without the support of Individual Donors!
Orchestra 2001 thanks its Foundation, Government, and Organizational Contributors and Partners:
