Grammy Award-winning conductor-composer Teddy Abrams (’08) leads the Curtis Symphony Orchestra in a dynamic program featuring Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8 and John Adams’ "Harmonielehre"—as well as Tania León’s Pulitzer Prize-winning "Stride," conducted by Rita E. Hauser Conducting Fellow Mariana Corichi Gómez.

What can Curtis’ first-ever biography, "A Practical Philanthropist," reveal about the woman behind the school—and the vision that shaped its culture?

Kim (Viola '26, Violin '21) is the orchestra's new assistant principal viola, and Feder ('08) is its newest cellist.

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re spotlighting Cárdenes’ exploration of the harp’s possibilities—and how a Venezuelan folk harp concerto is helping her connect that work to her Cuban heritage.

Poiesis Quartet, Curtis' new Nina von Maltzahn String Quartet Program students, talks mission and aspirations for uplifting other queer artists and people of color.

Sprott will assume the position on September 21, succeeding Greg Scholl.