Murder at the Philharmonic

Murder at the Philharmonic invites you into a symphonic thriller where the orchestra itself becomes a detective, unraveling an interactive murder mystery one movement at a time. Set against the backdrop of a grand hall, the program features a thrilling tapestry of works: Paul Schoenfield’s electrifying “Cafe Music” (I & III), Astor Piazzola’s haunting “Oblivion” composed for Marco Bellocchio’s 1984 film *Henry IV*, the vigorous Shostakovich Piano Trio No. 1, Lera Auerbach’s vivid “Tryptic,” Nico Muhly’s contemporary “Common Ground,” Ellen Zwilich’s evocative Trio, and Dan Visconti’s atmospheric “Lonesome Roads” (VI & VII). Each piece weaves into the mystery’s unfolding plot, drawing audiences into an unprecedented blend of music and storytelling. The program is subject to change, and details & tickets are available through our official links. Join us for a night where the music not only moves your soul but also unlocks clues to a chilling crime—an unforgettable journey for fans craving mystery and orchestral brilliance alike.