Picasso Symphony
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**Single tickets for the 2026-27 season go on sale Saturday, July 11.**
Ron Spigelman, conductor
This brand new orchestral program is an exploration of the prolific genius of Pablo Picasso, blending stunning visuals with a curated arrangement of live orchestral music scoring his life’s journey.
More than 50 years after his passing, this immersive multimedia experience explores Picasso not just as a painter, but as a revolutionary force who reshaped the way we see art. Through stunning visuals and live orchestral music, Picasso Symphony brings his artistic vision to life, showcasing how he pushed the boundaries of every medium he touched.
With over 60,000 works spanning 75 years, Picasso’s creativity was boundless. Picasso Symphony offers more than a glimpse of his masterpieces—it invites audiences into his world. Archival images, sketches, and studio scenes reveal his artistic process, while a live orchestra provides a powerful soundtrack.
Structured chronologically, the program traces Picasso’s evolution, pairing each stylistic period with orchestral works that reflect its mood and energy—uniting music and visuals to tell the story of an artist who never stopped reinventing himself.
Ron Spigelman, conductor
This brand new orchestral program is an exploration of the prolific genius of Pablo Picasso, blending stunning visuals with a curated arrangement of live orchestral music scoring his life’s journey.
More than 50 years after his passing, this immersive multimedia experience explores Picasso not just as a painter, but as a revolutionary force who reshaped the way we see art. Through stunning visuals and live orchestral music, Picasso Symphony brings his artistic vision to life, showcasing how he pushed the boundaries of every medium he touched.
With over 60,000 works spanning 75 years, Picasso’s creativity was boundless. Picasso Symphony offers more than a glimpse of his masterpieces—it invites audiences into his world. Archival images, sketches, and studio scenes reveal his artistic process, while a live orchestra provides a powerful soundtrack.
Structured chronologically, the program traces Picasso’s evolution, pairing each stylistic period with orchestral works that reflect its mood and energy—uniting music and visuals to tell the story of an artist who never stopped reinventing himself.
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3 Symphony Circle, Buffalo, NY, United States, New York 14201
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Host or PublisherBuffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
