Saturday night’s Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra concert — with the entire musical ensemble arrayed on the brightly-lit Victory stage — was truly a vision. How exciting to see the grand lobby alive again with patrons and how wonderful to hear the EPO musical forces gathered under the...
This week David Chats with The Maestro of The Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra, Roger Kalia. They chat about Kalia's musical training and background and discuss the upcoming Evansville Philharmonic season, "So Happy Together." Click here to listen to interview. ...
The Lake George Music Festival presented the world premiere of Jordan Kuspa’s, “The Mystery of the Missing Music” Saturday, Aug. 21, in Shepard Park. The free Family Concert, geared towards children, asks the audience to decipher clues to locate the all-important missing sheet music. Alexandra Cooke...
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — The Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra, in its second season under Music Director Roger Kalia, has announced the performances for the upcoming season. In its 87th year, the EPO plans to offer "an amazing array of music including Classics and Pops Series, New Traditions Diversity Series,...
Jessie H. Jackson of Look TV in Saratoga, NY, interviews Roger Kalia about the 10-year anniversary of the Lake George Music Festival. Click here to watch the full interview. ...
Roger Kalia has been awarded a Career Assistance Award by the Solti Foundation U.S. This is the fifth time the foundation has honored Roger with this award, having also given it to him in 2013, 2017, 2018, and 2020. Entering its twenty-first year of assisting outstanding...
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - It’s a common theme lately as COVID-19 restrictions continue to be lifted, more events start to return as Tri-State residents get back to the life they once knew before the pandemic. One of these events included the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra performing...
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — The final concert in the “re-imagined” classics season took place Sunday afternoon in the Victory Theatre. More audience members were permitted (given Covid protocols) into the hall than earlier in the year, and a host of listeners got to hear the concert...
One year ago, the world came to a halt. We stayed home. Restaurants closed their dining rooms. Our plans for concerts, travel, parties, and anything resembling a gathering were suddenly all canceled. Like many areas that connect with community and audiences, the arts felt the hard...