About In Harmony

Leaving A Musical Legacy

A Tour For All Of Kentucky

From 2022 to 2024, under the dynamic leadership of Teddy Abrams, the orchestra embarked on a series of tours across Kentucky, leaving a lasting musical legacy. These tours not only showcased an exceptional blend of classical and contemporary music but also deepened our engagement with communities, reaching diverse audiences and fostering a renewed appreciation for orchestral music. This page encapsulates the significant impact of these tours, reflecting on audience feedback, demographic engagement, and the profound influence of music in enriching the cultural fabric of communities across the state, to bridge the urban-rural divide.

Total Impact

The Louisville Orchestra's visit to Harlan County in May represented not just an investment in the economy of our county, the City of Harlan, and the arts, but a promise of unity and genuine camaraderie with the people of Eastern Kentucky through the universal language of music. In Harmony certainly lived up to its name.

Dan Mosley, Judge Executive of Harlan County

Concert Attendance

The In Harmony Tour brings the Louisville Orchestra to communities across Kentucky, including performances from Ashland to Murray. Attendance includes a wide range of listeners—schoolchildren on field trips, families from rural counties, local students, and longtime classical music fans. Many attendees are hearing a live orchestra for the first time. Each concert draws a mix of new and returning audiences, expanding the Orchestra’s reach and impact far beyond Louisville.

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View 2023-2024 Impact Report

The Kentucky “In Harmony” tour is made possible through a partnership with the
Kentucky General Assembly in conjunction with the Tourism, Arts, and Heritage Cabinet.

Additional support from:
Eleanor Bingham Miller
Brook and Pam Smith
Lindy B. Street
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