Albert and Margaret Alkek Foundation In Concert Series
Featuring our full 40-piece chamber orchestra alongside distinguished guest conductors from around the world, The Albert and Margaret Alkek Foundation In Concert Series includes classical favorites, hidden jewels and world premieres of original works commissioned by ROCO. We invite you to get to know some of the most talented musicians in the world and to share in the musical joie de vivre that flows between musicians and audiences at our concerts.
Upcoming Performances
ROCO In Concert: Courageous
ROCO’s trailblazing spirit is embodied in “COURAGEOUS”, spotlighting the full 40-piece chamber orchestra, on February 8th at The Church of St. John the Divine! Led by ROCO’s newest Artistic Partner Delyana Lazarova, and featuring acclaimed pianist Lara Downes, this concert is a testament to daring artistry.
ROCO In Concert: Optimistic
Step into a world of musical possibilities in “OPTIMISTIC”, featuring the full 40-piece chamber orchestra led by long-time ROCO collaborator Alastair Willis, on April 26th at Rice University’s Brockman Hall for Opera!
Past Performances
ROCO In Concert: Outspoken
Bold musical expression, inspired by the human experience, takes center stage in “OUTSPOKEN”— featuring the full 40-piece chamber orchestra led by GRAMMY-winning conductor JoAnn Falletta, on November 2nd at The Church of St. John the Divine.
ROCO In Concert: Remarkable
Experience the extraordinary as ROCO’s milestone 20th season opens with “REMARKABLE” - featuring the full 40-piece chamber orchestra in three world premieres plus a new twist on an out-of-this-world classic, presented at Miller Outdoor Theatre on September 27th, and at The Church of St. John the Divine on September 28th.
ROCO In Concert: Remarkable
Experience the extraordinary as ROCO’s milestone 20th season opens with “REMARKABLE” - featuring the full 40-piece chamber orchestra in three world premieres plus a new twist on an out-of-this-world classic, presented at Miller Outdoor Theatre on September 27th, and at The Church of St. John the Divine on September 28th.
