Delbert Anderson live in Philadelphia

Experience Delbert Anderson live on January 24th

Delbert Anderson is a contemporary Native American flutist, composer, and performer whose music blends traditional Native American sounds with elements of jazz, world music, and classical influences. He is an enrolled member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and incorporates storytelling through his compositions, often drawing inspiration from his heritage and the natural world. Anderson frequently performs solo and with ensembles, utilizing both traditional Native American flutes and modern instruments. He is known for his emotive playing style and dedication to preserving and evolving Native American musical traditions.

The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts serves as a major cultural hub in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Opened in 2001, it was conceived as part of a city-wide initiative to revitalize the Avenue of the Arts. The complex encompasses several performance spaces, most notably Verizon Hall – home to the Philadelphia Orchestra – as well as the Academy of Music, a National Historic Landmark dating back to 1857 known for its opulent architecture and exceptional acoustics. The Kimmel Center also hosts performances spanning various genres including opera, ballet, Broadway shows, jazz, and contemporary music. It functions as a non-profit organization dedicated to presenting diverse artistic programming and fostering arts education within the community.