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Originally associated with Easter, Handel’s “Messiah” — with its selections about the advent of Christ — has become a holiday tradition for many.

Actors Theatre of Louisville, Kentucky Shakespeare, the Louisville Orchestra and StageOne Family Theatre will receive grants from the fund.

The orchestra's album "All In" with conductor Teddy Abrams was released last month. It features an original work, "Unified Field," composed by Abrams.

The Louisville Orchestra is kicking off its new season with help from a classical music superstar.

Last week, the orchestra and its musicians announced a new, three-year contract agreement extending through May 31, 2020.

The series kicked off last year with music from the first film. This year, the orchestra will play the score to the second 'Harry Potter' film.

Louisville Orchestra music director Teddy Abrams says he kind of felt like a chef putting together this year's program.

Many will remember Jubilant Sykes' booming voice from his role as Celebrant in the 2015 Louisville Orchestra production of Bernstein’s "Mass."

This season — the orchestra’s 80th — offers works for both adventurous listeners, as well as those seeking balance in their selections.

Bob Bernhardt is the principal pops conductor for the Louisville Orchestra. And this year, he’s celebrating his 35th consecutive season there.