The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO), renowned for its excellence and innovation, is set to conclude its 23-24 Music at the Museum series with a captivating concert featuring Alfred Banks & Introducing Sebastian St. John. This final performance promises to be a unique blend of genres, showcasing diverse musical talents.

Scheduled for Wednesday, May 8, at the Ashe’ Power House Theater, the concert will kick off at 6 p.m., offering attendees an evening filled with extraordinary performances.

Alfred Banks, a Grammy-nominated rapper hailing from New Orleans, will make his LPO debut, bringing his dynamic energy and original works to the stage. Banks’ performance will include a world premiere arrangement by Sebastian St. John, adding an exciting new dimension to the evening’s repertoire.

In addition to Banks’ performance, LPO musicians will present works by acclaimed composers, including Marcus Norris, the founder of South Side Symphony; Max Richter, a groundbreaking composer and pianist; and Charles Lumar II, a talented composer and musician based in New Orleans.

This collaboration between hip-hop and classical music represents the LPO’s commitment to innovation and artistic exploration. By blending diverse styles and talents, the orchestra continues to push the boundaries of traditional orchestral performances, creating memorable experiences for audiences of all ages.

For those interested in attending this exceptional event, more information can be found at lpomusic.com.