This blog is dedicated to the classical music album launch of Garden Street Performing Arts. The blog will cover everything about the upcoming album release, from award-winning artists, to the most anticipated classical instrumentals ever, and more.

Garden Street Performing Arts has been in business for over 100 years, offering a unique twist on classical music. The company ensures that every musician is trained to be the best they can be and that every piece of music has a story.

We would like to invite you to our next big album launch, featuring world-renowned works by the likes of Mozart, Bach and Beethoven performed by our professional musicians on state-of-the-art instruments.

The album will feature several newly discovered pieces by these famous composers as well as some of their most famous works.

Garden Street Music is pleased to announce the release of its new album, ‘Classical Music as Never Heard Before’. The album features world-renowned works in innovative, new arrangements.

The album opens with a second movement from Schubert’s ‘Unfinished’ Symphony No. 8, re-imagined and performed by the Garden Street Chamber Orchestra.

An incredible and energetic surprise awaits listeners at track 3: an exclusive recording of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 arranged for string quartet, performed by Joshua Bell and colleagues.

Arrangements of Bach’s prelude from Cello Suite No. 1 and ‘Tristan und Isolde’ by Richard Wagner close the album in a thoughtful and moving fashion.

Garden Street Music is proud to bring you this selection of classical music as never heard before!

Garden Street Performing Arts is excited to announce the launch of their new classical music album. This album, which was in the works for nearly a year, is a collection of timeless works from world-renowned composers.

The album features both famous pieces and lesser-known gems from Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Ravel, Gershwin and Debussy. Classical music lovers will be delighted to hear some of these pieces performed on the piano as never before! The arrangements and performance are by Dr. William Tan who has recorded over 40 albums and played with world-renowned orchestras including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London’s Abbey Road Studios.

To celebrate this release, Garden Street Performing Arts is hosting a special concert on Sunday October 11 at 2:30pm at their flagship concert hall. The concert will feature selections from this new album as well as other highlights from the classical repertoire. Tickets can be purchased through the Garden Street website or by calling their box office at 732-555-5555.

The Garden Street Performing Arts presents the album launch of classical music by world-renowned composers. The album features historic recordings of the century. For centuries, classical music has been entertaining listeners with its amazing and unique sound quality. This is a special treat for classical music lovers.

The event is being held at the beautiful Garden Street, Los Angeles. The venue is located at 1234 Garden Street, Los Angeles, CA 90001. The event starts at 8:00 PM on June 25th, 2014. Doors will open at 7:00 PM to allow early arrivals to get comfortable before the show begins.

Tickets can be purchased online from our website (http://gardenstreetmusic.com) and are priced at $20 for a single ticket and $50 for a family ticket (2 adults and 2 children). This is an event not to be missed!

The Garden Street Performing Arts Center will open its doors to music lovers on Saturday, March 4, 2017, at 8pm. The inaugural concert will feature a performance by the world-renowned Apollo Orchestra and Choir.

The opening night performance will feature some of the greatest works of the classical repertoire, including Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, Mozart’s Requiem, and Bach’s Mass in B Minor.

The orchestra is under the direction of renowned conductor Maestro Giovanni Antonelli. Tickets start at $25 and are available now!

The Garden Street Performing Arts Center is a new state-of-the-art facility located in the heart of Garden Street in downtown San Francisco. The center features a 1,200 seat concert hall with excellent acoustics and an elegant design that provides an intimate atmosphere for music lovers.

The opening night of the Garden Street Performing Arts Festival was truly a night to remember. Classical music featured on the program of the evening and was performed by world-renowned artists. The capacity crowd were enthralled – many people said that this was the best classical performance they had ever heard.

The first piece, played by the Garden Street Orchestra, was Beethovens “Moonlight Sonata”. This piece is internationally recognized as one of Beethovens finest works and it is often played by new pianists to impress their audience. However, we were treated to a far more impressive version than we would normally expect. Pianist, Joan Hawthorne, has been studying this piece for over 40 years and she has produced a rendition that can only be described as sublime.

The second act featured famous ballet dancer, Anna Bolenski, who danced beautifully to Tchaikovskys “Swan Lake”. She was accompanied by the Garden Street Ballet Company and it was clear that they have worked very hard on this piece.

The final act featured famous Opera singer, Giuseppe Pavone, who sang various arias from Rigoletto and La Traviata. This act seemed to go far too quickly although his rendition of

The latest classical music album by world-renowned pianist and composer Ludwig van Beethoven has just been released. Garden Street Performing Arts is proud to have been a part of the production process and to have sponsored this incredible performance.

Beethoven’s ninth symphony, which featured in the recording, was composed over two hundred years ago but the music is still as fresh and powerful as ever. The four soloists and choir were recorded at St John’s Cathedral in London in February of this year, under the direction of conductor Peter Maxwell Davies.

The original score features a chorus singing a passage from Friedrich Schiller’s Ode to Joy, which describes universal brotherhood. This theme is something that resonates with many people even today, and is one of the reasons why this work has remained so popular for so long.

We would like to congratulate everyone involved with this fantastic project, especially our very own Robert Carter who played trumpet on the recording!