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Louisville Orchestra Executive Director Andrew Kipe has accepted an administrative position at Baltimore’s Peabody Institute; he will leave in August.

On Friday, May 11 and Saturday, May 12, the Louisville Orchestra will close its season with Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring,” and “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” by Richard Strauss.

Music director Teddy Abrams and the Louisville Orchestra have announced the lineup of the third annual Festival of American Music. It will begin March 24.

Louisville is being treated to both a U.S. and a world premiere in this weekend’s sprawling collaboration between the Louisville Ballet, Kentucky Opera and the Louisville Orchestra.

The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts and Louisville Orchestra have announced they will hold a unique music-based art contest for Kentucky students.

This performance is part of the Louisville Orchestra’s 80th season. Violinist and Concertmaster Gabriel Lefkowitz will solo.

Originally associated with Easter, Handel’s “Messiah” — with its selections about the advent of Christ — has become a holiday tradition for many.

Actors Theatre of Louisville, Kentucky Shakespeare, the Louisville Orchestra and StageOne Family Theatre will receive grants from the fund.

The orchestra's album "All In" with conductor Teddy Abrams was released last month. It features an original work, "Unified Field," composed by Abrams.

The Louisville Orchestra is kicking off its new season with help from a classical music superstar.