The Lexington Philharmonic

Kicked Back Classics

Daniel Kellogg

Kicked Back Classics is back! Join LexPhil Music Director and Conductor, Scott Terrell and our first-ever, Saykaly Garbulinska Composer-In-Residence, Daniel Kellogg for an up-close look at the making of music, as they focus on Kellogg's world-premiere composition in celebration of LexPhil's 50th Anniversary. Read more ›

Composer's Journey

Daniel Kellogg with Lucille Chung

LexPhil launches its Saykaly Garbulinska Composer-In-Residence program in February with a world premiere work by Daniel Kellogg and guest pianist, Lucille Chung. Read more ›

Americana with Time for Three

Friday, March 23, 2012

The exuberant and ground-breaking guest ensemble, Time for Three, will leave you with no doubt that classical training provides a rich foundation from which to create. With an American-inspired program that transcends traditional classification, you will be convinced that music's future is in good hands. Read more ›

The New Music Experiment

A new initiative to foster musical creativity and innovation, The New Music Experiment is a multi-day workshop that is part of LexPhil's Composer-In-Residence Program occurring in February 2012. Participants have the opportunity to work with composers, conductors and musicians while bringing new art to life. Read more ›

A Season Like No Other

Join us as we celebrate the Lexington Philharmonic's 50th Anniversary Season as central Kentucky's leading music maker! LexPhil will present a season rich in diversity that spans five centuries, exploring new and innovative concert presentations, premiering new work, showcasing high level artistry and shaping the future of music in central Kentucky. The 50th Season will mark a turning point in LexPhil's artistic achievement, audience growth and community engagement.

Kicked Back Classics Concert

Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012, Downtown Arts Center: Kicked Back Classics is back! Join LexPhil Music Director and Conductor, Scott Terrell and our first-ever, Saykaly Garbulinska Composer-In-Residence, Daniel Kellogg for an up-close look at the making of music, as they focus on Kellogg's world-premiere composition in celebration of LexPhil's 50th Anniversary. The use of social media is encouraged during our KBC Concerts - Tweet to your friends about your concert experience! Read more ›

Composer's Journey

Friday, February 17, 2012: LexPhil launches its Saykaly Garbulinska Composer-In-Residence program in February with a world premiere work by Daniel Kellogg and guest pianist, Lucille Chung. This program has gained national attention in the orchestral field and embodies LexPhil's commitment to innovation. Read more ›

Americana with Time for Three

Friday, March 23, 2012, Singletary Center for the Arts: The exuberant and ground-breaking guest ensemble, Time for Three, will leave you with no doubt that classical training provides a rich foundation from which to create. With an American-inspired program that transcends traditional classification, you will be convinced that music's future is in good hands. Read more ›

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The New Music Experiment

A new initiative to foster musical creativity and innovation, The New Music Experiment is a multi-day workshop that is part of LexPhil's Composer-In-Residence Program occurring in February 2012. Participants have the opportunity to work with composers, conductors and musicians while bringing new art to life. Read more ›