"America means freedom and there's no expression of freedom quite so sincere as music." Today, we remember Glenn Miller, who gave his life for this belief, and all of those who gave their lives to the service of this country. #MemorialDay

Do you know a college student who is looking for an internship this summer? Send them our way!

As the seasons turn, it's great to be able to count on your friends. Thank you to Elderwood for sponsoring the Coffee Concerts this year! The final one of the season is taking place right now.

We welcome Todd Craven to the BPO, and prepare to say a fond farewell to Stefan Sanders at the end of our summer season.

We're proud to be WRTI's album of the week!

Do you love the BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York BPO Kids Series? Share the love and vote for us in the Buffalo Kids Out And About poll. Tell us why you did in the comments below!

It's OK to foxtrot or bolero on in, though...

There's only one KeyBank Pops Series concert left this season, and it's next weekend. Check out Star-Spangled Spectacular and stick it to balloons everywhere.

Last weekend, the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus presented JoAnn Falletta with the Jessamyne Long Award. This award is given only when a worthy recipient is identified. JoAnn received this for her ardent support of choral music. Congratulations, JoAnn!

Today is #InternationalMuseumDay, and the perfect time to highlight the exhibit about Kleinhans, located on the hall's second floor. Check it out the next time you're at the hall!

BPO trombonist Tim Smith put together a consortium of twelve middle school bands to commission a work for solo trombone and wind ensemble from composer Viet Cuong. This project bore fruit last week when he performed the work's premiere with Casey Middle School (incorrectly identified as Mill Middle earlier).

It's hard to even estimate how many people were onstage making Carmina Burana this weekend: the full orchestra, the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus, Buffalo Girlchoir, and our vocal soloists. It's even more impressive that JoAnn Falletta conducted it all without a score!