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Eric Metcalf Seats for Students Fund
posted by: Pat Browning, Director of Major Gifts

Unfortunately I never had the opportunity to meet Eric Metcalf—a young man of exceptional promise whose life was cut short by a tragic rock climbing accident in July 2012. As ... More »

North Carolina Symphony Music Discovery
posted by: North Carolina Symphony Staff

On Thursday, the North Carolina Symphony launched an exciting new education initiative specifically designed for pre-schoolers. North Carolina Symphony Music Discovery is funded by PNC as part of its nationwide ... More »

Sibelius Symphony No. 2??? Yes, please!
posted by: Morgan Elfelt, Campus Club Member

I almost overlooked the email the first time around – “You’re Invited to a Party” – that didn’t sound like something I would normally get. (Okay, so my social life ... More »

The Emancipation Proclamation.... and its Aftermath
posted by: William Henry Curry, Resident Conductor

In February at concerts in Fayetteville and Raleigh, we featured music written during or about the Civil War including When Johnny Comes Marching Home, The Wound-Dresser, Copland’s Lincoln Portrait and ... More »

Explorations: Freedom Talk ‘Moving, Deeply Personal’
posted by: Samantha Flynn, Quail Ridge Books & Music

Resident Conductor William Henry Curry spoke on Sunday, February 10, at Quail Ridge Books & Music in Raleigh about the Symphony’s upcoming Explorations : Freedom concerts and programs that take ... More »