THE FREDERICK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BLOG

Music therapy is a method of alleviating the discomfort of mental disorders and symptoms, and here’s exactly how it helps:

The National Jukebox contains free, public, and historical recordings from “the Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation and other contributing libraries and archives.”

When people think of the greatest songs of all time, we all think of that time we sang karaoke to Journey’s Don’t Stop Believin’ or Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You, but which lyrics really stand the test of […]

Brooke Burnette grew up around Lancaster, Pennsylvania, but the Columbus, Ohio, native moved to Frederick during her last year at the University of Maryland at College Park due to internship with The Frederick News-Post.

The Frederick Symphony Orchestra (FSO) is seeking qualified musicians to play for the upcoming 2016-2017 season. Auditions will be Aug. 25, 2016, at 7 p.m. at Frederick Community College (FCC) in Frederick, Maryland.

It took Beethoven more than 25 years to complete his collection of piano sonatas, and the Frederick Symphony Orchestra gives you the breakdown to each one:

We’ve given you the history of Broadway and classical music. Now, thanks to The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the research of many historians, the Frederick Symphony Orchestra gives you a complete guide to the history of music and militaries […]

Few high school graduates take the risk to pursue higher education in music, but those who do have access to a top notch education. The United States offers unique programs, qualified educators, and overall stellar universities when it comes to […]

There’s no doubt that music education is necessary in today’s academic curriculum, but why are the students who choose to pursue music one of the most ridiculed populations?