Experience the 19th-century masterpiece “Serenade in E-flat Major, Op. 7” by German composer Richard Strauss. First performed in Dresden in 1882, the work caught the attention of renowned conductor Hans von Bülow, who went on to play a key role in advancing Strauss’s career. While Serenade follows a classical formal structure, its melodies foreshadow the rich passion and lyricism that would come to define Strauss’s later compositions.

This intimate chamber performance offers a smaller setting than the Payne & Mencias Palladium, yet delivers the same stunning musical artistry. The Indiana Wind Symphony’s concert featuring “Serenade” will showcase a variety of chamber ensembles, highlighting works composed during the Romantic Period.

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