SPARK! Lounge Pre-Concert Conversation: The Roman Trilogy with Elizabeth Massey
School of Music affiliate faculty member Elizabeth Massey, Ph.D. leads a conversation about orchestral overtures ahead of the NOI Philharmonic's Peleggi Conducts Respighi's Roman Trilogy performance.
SPARK! Lounge Pre-Concert Conversation with Nathan Lincoln-DeCusatis
Professor Johannes Vasser leads a conversation with composer and NOI+F faculty member Nathan Lincoln-DeCusatis.
David Alan Miller Conducts Lincoln-DeCusatis, Nielsen & Strauss | NOI Philharmonic
Champion of American music David Alan Miller leads the NOI Philharmonic in a provocative and contemplative program.
Open Rehearsal with Marin Alsop | NOI Philharmonic
Here's a unique opportunity to hear the National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic in rehearsal.
The NOI Philharmonic presents a program weaving together various perspectives of the American experience.
Alsop Conducts Ortiz, Bernstein & Puts ft. Time for Three | NOI Philharmonic
On the heels of its Carnegie Hall debut, the NOI Philharmonic presents a program weaving together various perspectives of the American experience.
NOI+F at Washington National Cathedral
The NOI Philharmonic perform vivid, dance-inspired favorites including Bernstein’s Symphonic Dances from West Side Story, Three Dance Episodes from On the Town and Copland’s vibrant Appalachian Spring.
Join us for CHAMBER 2.0 to see NOI+F Orchestral Fellows perform their creative takes on diverse works for chamber ensembles!
In this unique concert experience hosted by NOI+F Music Director Marin Alsop, conducting fellows take the lead in works by NOI+F composition fellows.
SPARK! Lounge Pre-Concert Conversation
Join us for a pre-concert conversation ahead of the NOI Philharmonic's closing Hege Conducts Shostakovichs Tenth performance.
Hege Conducts Shostakovich’s Tenth | NOI Philharmonic
The 2026 National Orchestral Institute + Festival concludes with music of renewal led by Wichita Symphony Music Director Daniel Hege.
A week of fun and interactive activities will take place across the campus and the broader community promoting the themes: Create. Make. Play.