American Symphony Orchestra October 14, 2009

The program features D'Indy's opera 'Fervaal,' performed in concert. The American Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1962 by Leopold Stokowski. As part of 'Lincoln Center Presents Great Performers,' the American Symphony performs thematically organized concerts at Avery Fisher Hall, linking music to the visual arts, literature, politics, and history, often in collaboration with museums and other cultural institutions. With its bold programming, innovative presentation, and commitment to music education, the American Symphony Orchestra seeks to make great music a relevant, accessible, and enjoyable experience for all kinds of listeners.