Violinist Yevgeny Kutik and pianist Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner premiere Scattered Light, a new work for violin and piano, at Newport Classical.
Knoxville Symphony will perform a new work in April 2026 with Aram Demirjian, conductor.
Dallas Symphony give the World Premiere of the viola concerto, Four Scenes from Childhood, in April 2026 with MEREDITH KUFCHAK, viola and ANA MARÍA PATIÑO-OSORIO, conductor.
Baltimore Symphony performs Starburst, in April 2026 with Jonathon Heyward., conductor.
Bellingham Symphony performs Of Thee I Sing with Yaniv, Attar, conductor, April 2026.
Violinist Yevgeny Kutik and pianist Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner perform Scattered Light, a new work for violin and piano, at the Tanglewood Learning Institute.
Central Oregon Symphony, Michael Gesme conductor, performs Elegy for Strings, Harp, Timpani, and French Horns in May 2026.
Central Oregon Symphony, Michael Gesme conductor, performs Elegy for Strings, Harp, Timpani, and French Horns in May 2026.
Central Oregon Symphony, Michael Gesme conductor, performs Elegy for Strings, Harp, Timpani, and French Horns in May 2026.
Baltimore-based chamber orchestra, Mount Vernon Virtuosi, perform a work by Jonathan on their May 22 concert, “Made in Maryland.”
Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestra performs Rush in June.
Valdosta Symphony performs of Rhapsody on America with Joyce Yang, piano, Howard Hsu, conductor, in May 2026.
Fairfax Symphony performs the Flute Concerto No. 2 with Demarre McGill, flute, and Cristopher Zimmerman, conductor, in March 2026.
The Nashville Symphony will perform Leshnoff’s 50-minute oratorio The Sacrifice of Isaac in February 2026 under the direction of Robert Spano.
New Jersey’s Symphony in C performs Score in January 2026 conducted by Noam Aviel.
Orchestra Lumos performs Rhapsody on America with Joyce Yang, piano, Michael Stern, Conductor on Nov 15 & 16, 2025.
Rockford Symphony performs Elegy in November, Yaniv Attar, conductor.
Orchestra Lumos performs Rhapsody on America with Joyce Yang, piano, Michael Stern, Conductor on Nov 15 & 16, 2025.
Augusta Symphony perform Symphony No. 4 “Heichalos” on Oct 24, 2025.
Bismarck Mandan Symphony Orchestra will perform Starburst on Oct 18, 2025, Beverly Everett conducting.
Presented as part of CCM's Winds Series, CCM Wind Symphony at University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music Performs Symphony for Winds with alumni guest artist Randell Bertsche (BM Music Education, '18), conductor.
Concertante for 2 Violins and Piano will be performed at the Grand Hall of the Việt Nam National Academy of Music (VNAM) on June 28, performed by violinists Chương Vũ and Đào Mai Anh and pianist Phạm Lê Phương.
Greenwich Symphony performs String Quartet No. 3 (The Miller-Kahn Quartet) arranged for string orchestra. Lead by conductor Stuart Malina.
Cascade Winds Performs Symphony for Winds as part of their Spring 2025 concert on Sunday, June 1, at Summit High School Auditorium in Bend, Oregon.
Christopher Zimmerman conducts the Fairfax Symphony Orchestra in the East Coast Premiere of Leshnoff's "Concertante for Two Violins and Orchestra," featuring virtuoso violinist Chee-Yun, an FSO audience favorite, and Kit Zimmerman, a distinguished member of the 1st violin section of the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande in Switzerland.
Greenwich Symphony performs String Quartet No. 3 (The Miller-Kahn Quartet) arranged for string orchestra. Lead by conductor Stuart Malina.
Oklahoma City Philharmonic performs Elegy on April 19, Alexander Mickelthwate, conductor.
Handel Choir of Baltimore, Brian Bartoldus conductor, performs Leshnoff’s "A Lover and His Lass" on their March 8, 2025 "Liebeslieder!" concert.
Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra conducted by Drik Meyer performs Leshnoff’s Symphony No. 4, “Heichalos”.
On February 15, the Jacksonville Symphony invites the community to experience the transformative power of music with Violins of Hope: Building Bridges Through the Power of Music in Jacoby Symphony Hall. Led by Music Director Courtney Lewis, this performance features violins that once belonged to Holocaust victims. These instruments carry profound stories of resilience, creating an unforgettable evening of music and memory.
Selections from Jonathan Leshnoff’s Requiem for the Fallen follows, blending sacred Jewish and Christian texts.
Francesco Lecce-Chong, Music Director and Conductor, leades the Sanata Rosa Symphony in the World Premiere of "Warum hast du gelitten?”, for orchestra and choir.
Francesco Lecce-Chong, Music Director and Conductor, leades the Sanata Rosa Symphony in the World Premiere of "Warum hast du gelitten?”, for orchestra and choir.
Francesco Lecce-Chong, Music Director and Conductor, leades the Sanata Rosa Symphony in the World Premiere of "Warum hast du gelitten?”, for orchestra and choir.
Conductor Michael Stern makes his Madison Symphony Orchestra debut as guest conductor leading Jonathan Leshnoff’s Rush for Chamber Orchestra, a driving and exciting work that builds a tremendous amount of energy throughout.
Conductor Michael Stern makes his Madison Symphony Orchestra debut as guest conductor leading Jonathan Leshnoff’s Rush for Chamber Orchestra, a driving and exciting work that builds a tremendous amount of energy throughout.
Conductor Michael Stern makes his Madison Symphony Orchestra debut as guest conductor leading Jonathan Leshnoff’s Rush for Chamber Orchestra, a driving and exciting work that builds a tremendous amount of energy throughout.
ROCO—Houston’s 40-piece professional chamber orchestra focused on innovative concerts, multidisciplinary collaborations and engaging community-centric initiatives—will give the World Premiere of No Grit No Pearl, commisssioned by ROCO and conducted by JoAnn Falletta.
James Madison University Wind Symphony performs Leshnoff Symphony for Winds on October 15 in Forbes Concert Hall at James Madison University. Dr. Christopher Cicconi , conductor as part of the JMU Contemporary Music Festival.
The Moritzburg Festival Orchestra with conductor Josep Caballé Domenech, performs Score as part of their Moritzburg Festival 2024.
National Reperoire Orchesta, conductor Michael Stern, and violinist Sadie Hamrin perform the Violin Concerto No. 1.
As part of their 4th of July celebration, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and conductor Nicholas Hersh perform Dancing Blue Crabs!, written for the BSO’s Centenary in 2015, based on the prompt: “a dance that sounds the way we might see crabs moving.”
As part of their 4th of July celebration, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and conductor Nicholas Hersh perform Dancing Blue Crabs! at Oregon Ridge Park, written for the BSO’s Centenary in 2015, based on the prompt: “a dance that sounds the way we might see crabs moving.”
