Elliot Moore: On Opening Night
Everyone at the Longmont Symphony Orchestra is busy preparing for the opening night of our 53rd season, "Music is Life." When I
Elliot Moore: Beethoven and Shostakovich – Two Revolutionaries
On April 13 and 14, the Longmont Symphony Chamber Orchestra will take the stage of Stewart Auditorium at the Longmont Museum. The
Musician Spotlight: A Q&A with Paul Trapkus, concertmaster
How long have you been with the symphony? This is my first year. How did you come to study your instrument (and
Elliot Moore: On Inspiring Young Audience Members
Dear Music Lovers, As the Longmont Symphony prepares for its annual Family Concert on January 19, I find myself looking forward to
Elliot Moore: On Unity through Music
As I write this, political leaders are calling for unity and civility in these divisive times. I can think of no better
Elliot Moore: Kicking Off the 2018-19 Season – Musical Journeys
Dear Music Lovers, I am thrilled that the Longmont Symphony’s 2018-19 season is beginning soon! We have so many exciting programs, soloists,
Elliot Moore: How is Tchaikovsky’s Music Relevant Today?
The LSO will be performing Tchaikovsky’s epic Fourth Symphony at our February 24 concert. In July 2015, I attended a performance of Tchaikovsky’s
Elliot Moore: On Engaging Young Listeners
As I prepare for my first Family Concert - and corresponding 5th Grade Concerts - with the Longmont Symphony, there are several
Elliot Moore: Reflections on The Nutcracker
As this is my first time conducting Tchaikovsky’s monumental work, The Nutcracker, I wanted to do everything that I could to immerse
Elliot Moore: On The American Frontier
As we prepare for our November 11 performance, “The American Frontier”, which coincides with Veteran’s Day, I was reminded of John F.
