The Omaha Symphony’s ground-breaking Choral Collaborative returns with Joseph Haydn’s majestic masterwork, “Lord Nelson Mass.” Originally titled “Mass for Troubled Times,” Haydn’s music is filled with virtuosic writing for soloists, choir, and orchestra alike, depicting struggles both personal and historical. Arguably Haydn’s greatest single composition, the Mass premiered as Admiral Horatio Nelson defeated Napoleon at the Battle of the Nile, earning the work its triumphant nickname. Don't miss your chance to witness your Omaha Symphony along with over 400 choral singers and four opera stars, presenting a resounding choral masterpiece inside of the world-class Holland Center!
Take a listen to some special selections below, recommended by Dani Meier, the Omaha Symphony's Vice President of Artistic Administration.
This concert is part of the Omaha Symphony's annual Choral Collaborative program. Click here for more info.
The world-renowned pianist Emanuel Ax takes on Brahms’ majestic Second Piano Concerto for a one-night-only event. Led by Maestro Thomas Wilkins and joined by the Omaha Symphony, this extraordinary musician will sweep you away from the very first notes of Brahms’ romantic masterwork.
Deck the halls with Canadian Brass! The world’s most famous brass group brings festive Christmas carols and Yuletide tunes to the Holland Center in an energetic, entertaining performance that will put the whole family in the holiday spirit.
