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American Rhapsody is a standout project from the Annie Moses Band, blending classical finesse with Americana roots. Originally released as a 2015 Warner Classics album (catalogue 2564608354), this collection weaves familiar standards like Shenandoah and Rhapsody in Bluegrass into a broader suite of American folk and classical arrangements. The Annie Moses Band has built a reputation for high-caliber performances at iconic venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Grand Ole Opry, and their PBS specials have earned Emmy consideration. This page highlights the American Rhapsody project, its studio lineage, and the group’s ongoing live appearances and tour activity.

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Biographical notes, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information for American Rhapsody reflect the group's ongoing chart relevance and touring presence. In early 2025, Baton Rouge Symphony announced an American Rhapsody concert at the River Center Theatre (which faced weather/venue-related cancellation) with a new date set for January 22, 2026. The Annie Moses Band’s 2021 project Tales From My Grandpa's Pulpit topped Billboard charts, illustrating continued audience interest in their unique blend of classical and Americana styles. Follow the group for official updates, including social channels and websites, to secure your seats when tours resume.

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Quick Facts About American Rhapsody

  • American Rhapsody is a 2015 classical crossover album by the Annie Moses Band, released on Warner Classics (catalogue 2564608354).
  • The album weaves standards like Shenandoah and Rhapsody in Bluegrass into a broader suite of American folk/classical arrangements.
  • The Annie Moses Band has performed at Carnegie Hall and the Grand Ole Opry, and their PBS specials have received Emmy consideration; the group is described as blending classical finesse with Americana roots.
  • This Glorious Christmas (2008) by the same group reached the Top Ten on Billboard's Classical Crossover chart, indicating strong chart performance at the album level.
  • In early 2025, Baton Rouge Symphony announced an 'American Rhapsody' concert (River Center Theatre, Baton Rouge) that was cancelled due to weather/venue issues; the 2026 date is set for January 22, 2026.
  • The 2021 project Tales From My Grandpa's Pulpit by the Annie Moses Band reportedly topped Billboard charts, underscoring ongoing chart relevance for the group.

The records

American Rhapsody Discography

  • Tales From My Grandpa's Pulpit
    2021 · Gaither Music
  • O Holy Night
    2018 · ManAlive Records
  • This Glorious Christmas Deluxe
    2017 · ManAlive Records
  • The Art of the Love Song
    2016 · Warner Classics/Rhino
  • American Rhapsody
    2015 · Warner Classics
  • Best of the Beginning
    2014 · ManAlive Records
  • Christmas Loves Company
    2013 · ManAlive Records
  • Pilgrims & Prodigals
    2012 · ManAlive Records
  • Christmas with the Annie Moses Band
    2009 · ManAlive Records/Dream Journey
  • This Glorious Christmas
    2008 · Sony BMG/ManAlive Records
  • Through the Looking Glass
    2007 · ManAlive Records
  • Christmas Bright & Beautiful
    2007 · ManAlive Records
  • Always Morning Somewhere
    2006 · ManAlive Records
  • Bethlehem
    2006 · House of Bread/ManAlive Records
  • Eden
    2005 · ManAlive Records
  • Cloud 9
    2002 · Eb & Flo Music

Biographical notes, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information for American Rhapsody reflect the group's ongoing chart relevance and touring presence. In early 2025, Baton Rouge Symphony announced an American Rhapsody concert at the River Center Theatre (which faced weather/venue-related cancellation) with a new date set for January 22, 2026. The Annie Moses Band’s 2021 project Tales From My Grandpa's Pulpit topped Billboard charts, illustrating continued audience interest in their unique blend of classical and Americana styles. Follow the group for official updates, including social channels and websites, to secure your seats when tours resume.

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