On Stage at Curtis Archive

Violist Jack Kessler and soprano Dalia Medovnikov performs Frank Bridge’s Three Songs for Medium Voice, Viola, and Piano. Enjoy ...

Oboist Mekhi Gladden from Atlanta, GA is at his happiest when playing music. Mekhi began studying the oboe at the age of 12. This week ...

Trombonist Robert Conquer takes us on a musical journey with works from composers Gary Kulesha, Henri Tomasi, and colleague Elise Arancio from Curtis Institute of Music.

Harpist Subin Lee plays Composer Henriette Renié's Trio for harp, violin, and cello, and Luke Blackburn's Menagerie of Endangered Creatures: Blue, Vanishing.

Soprano Emily Damasco sings Hugo Wolf’s Mignon Lieder and Kennst du das Land and Korean Folk Song Kangwondo Arirang.

James Vaughn with his pianist mother Ann Newton Vaughen performs one of the few romantic pieces written originally composed for trumpet Légende by George Enesco.

Grace graduation recital is focus on composers paying tributes to other composers, traditions, and culture.

As a conductor, Robert conveys a unified vision of the composer’s music to the audience.

Enjoy Aaron’s performance of Prelude and Fugue, BWV 534 and I Know That My Redeemer Lives.

Maya describes her work "as that of a philosopher not constrained to logic and reason."

Pianist Wei Luo had to leave the Curtis Institute of Music and Philadelphia during the pandemic to return to her hometown of Shenzhen, China.

Experience composer Aiyana Braun's symphonic orchestral works Refractions (2019) and Drop a Pebble in the Water (2018) performed by the Curtis Symphony Orchestra.

Cellist Sydney Lee performs Meditation on Take My Life & Let It Be, an arrangement by Composer Evelyn Larter and Henri Wieniawski’s Scherzo-Tarantelle in G Minor.

Tenor Aaron Crouch will take you on a musical journey during this week’s On Stage at Curtis.

Native Philadelphian horn player Martina Smith believes music is good for the mind, body and soul.