Violinist Vilde Frang has cherished the CSO for years: "The Barenboim recordings, for example. I wore those recordings out. It was my oxygen growing up." Read her insights on Stravinsky's Violin Concerto before her anticipated CSO debut on November 21-23. t.co/EwVqtVwZIY

Holiday concerts at Symphony Center begin this week, with programs to lift everyone’s spirits. Spend time with loved ones enjoying live music this season — explore the lineup and purchase tickets today! 🎄🎶 t.co/zYCZ0FYk2l

Growing up, Johannes Moser came to the cello as a means of escape. “It was the best excuse to avoid doing my math homework!” he jokes. Now an accomplished performer, he joins the CSO for Lutosławski’s concerto in concerts Dec. 5-7. t.co/NPKDUnQMrZ

CSO Artist-in-Residence Daniil Trifonov launched his season-long tenure on Sunday afternoon with a recital that showcased his prizewinning technique and inventive brilliance. The program featured poetic waltzes by Chopin, alongside works by Tchaikovsky & Barber. 📷: Anne Ryan

After the concert, donors and subscribers joined Trifonov in Grainger Ballroom for a Q&A, where he shared his artistic vision and reflected on the program. 📷: Anne Ryan

Set sail with the CSO and Fabien Gabel for Tchaikovsky's The Tempest, Korngold's The Sea Hawk Suite and Britten's Four Sea Interludes on December 12-14. Baritone Konstantin Krimmel concludes the voyage with Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer. Get tickets at cso.org/ps/24527