Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra with Conrad Tao and Aaron Copeland's Appalachian Spring

Founded in 1895, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, one of the US's oldest, is celebrated for pioneering performances and notable directors like Leopold Stokowski and Michael Gielen. Home at Music Hall, it excels in both classical and pops. Known for "Fanfare for the Common Man" and global tours.

Born in Urbana, Illinois, Conrad Tao is a celebrated pianist, composer, and violinist known for his dynamic performances. A 2011 "30 Under 30" honoree by Forbes, he's won multiple ASCAP Morton Gould Awards, a Gilmore Young Artist accolade, and an Avery Fisher Career Grant. He founded the UNPLAY Festival, played on Jackie Evancho's special, and has collaborated with orchestras worldwide. His acclaimed albums include "Voyages" and "American Rage."