The lights are bright, the cocktails are cool, and the hits are legendary. “A Night in Vegas” brings the retro glamour of the ‘60s, featuring Joan Ellison and Dominic Fortuna with conductor Kevin Rhodes. Turn back the clock with iconic songs made famous by Sinatra, Garland, Elvis, and more — all backed by the lush sound of the Traverse City Philharmonic.
Ladies of Song with the Toledo Jazz Orchestra and conductor Michael Berkowitz
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With the Naptown Philharmonic and conductor Anna Binneweg
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At the McCall Music Festival, with conductor Eric Garcia
With the Johns Creek Symphony and conductor Henry Cheng
A special holiday concert with the Rogue Valley Symphony and Maestro Martin Majkut
A special holiday concert with the Rogue Valley Symphony and Maestro Martin Majkut
A special holiday concert with the Rogue Valley Symphony and Maestro Martin Majkut
With the Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic and Maestra Anna Binneweg
Retrophonic Christmas with the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic and conductor Kelly Kuo
With conductor Dr. Peter Rubardt and the Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra
Joan Ellison celebrates the genius of Judy Garland, singing her original concert arrangements of the 1950s and ‘60s with the New Albany Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Luis Biava. The swinging hit parade includes “I Feel a Song Coming On,” “Just In Time,” “Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart,” “Once in a Lifetime,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “The Man That Got Away,” “Purple People Eater,” and “Over the Rainbow.”
Joan Ellison sings Judy Garland’s original arrangements with conductor Niall Kinsella and the Niall Kinsella Orchestra at the National Concert Hall in Dublin, Ireland.
Joan Ellison sings Judy Garland’s original arrangements with conductor Niall Kinsella and the Niall Kinsella Orchestra at the National Opera House in Wexford, Ireland.
With conductor Mark Alpizar and the Holland Symphony Orchestra
Love Finds Judy Garland plays the new Island Theatre at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre in Jupiter, Florida.
Love Finds Judy Garland plays the new Island Theatre at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre in Jupiter, Florida.
with the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John Morris Russell
with the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John Morris Russell
with the Evansville Philharmonic, conducted by Roger Kalia
It’s Magic! with the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony and conductor Jason Weinberger
There’s No Place Like Home for the holidays, and we can’t wait to celebrate the season with you. We welcome back vocalist Joan Ellison and the New Albany Symphony Chorus for a Spectacular Holiday performance at the McCoy! With Maestro Luis Biava.
There’s No Place Like Home for the holidays, and we can’t wait to celebrate the season with you. We welcome back vocalist Joan Ellison and the New Albany Symphony Chorus for a Spectacular Holiday performance at the McCoy! With Maestro Luis Biava.
Retrophonic Christmas with the Enid Symphony Orchestra and conductor Doug Newell
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It’s Magic! with the New Haven Symphony and conductor Chelsea Tipton
It’s Magic! with the New Haven Symphony and conductor Chelsea Tipton
Get Happy! with the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra and conductor Adam Flatt
Songstress Joan Ellison celebrates Judy Garland’s centennial with a trolley ride through her life, from her swing-singing days at MGM to her take-no-prisoners sold-out concerts around the globe. It's a highly personal love letter to the genius of Judy Garland and her path to true love, including The Trolley Song, Over the Rainbow, Just in Time, If Love Were All, The Boy Next Door, I Got Rhythm, By Myself, The Man That Got Away, The Palace Medley, and Get Happy.
Featuring virtuosic arrangements for cellist (Nora Willauer) and pianist (Shane Schag), based on Judy’s original orchestrations.
Ticket information TBA.
It's Magic! Joan Ellison Swings in High Fidelity with conductor Nick Palmer and the North Charleston Pops.
“Get Happy! A Judy Garland Celebration” with the New Albany Symphony and conductor Luis Biava, featuring Judy Garland’s original orchestral arrangements.
It's Magic! Joan Ellison Swings in High Fidelity with conductor Robert Vodnoy and the Whiting Park Festival Orchestra.
“Get Happy!” with the Southwest Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Crane
