Ross Lekites

Vocals

A vocalist appearing with the Buffalo Philharmonic in a Broadway-themed program.

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In short

Ross Lekites is a vocalist scheduled to appear as soloist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra in a program called "Broadway Romance." Beyond this listing, we do not have confirmed biographical details about this performer.

What to listen for

This appearance is billed as "Broadway Romance," suggesting a program built around love songs and duets drawn from musical theater, likely paired with orchestral arrangements that expand the sound of familiar show tunes beyond their original piano or pit-band accompaniment. Listeners can expect the kind of repertoire associated with romantic numbers from popular Broadway shows, sung with the orchestra providing lush, cinematic backing. Since the specific song list is not available here, audiences should anticipate a mix of well-known ballads and duets rather than obscure or experimental material, in keeping with the pops-style programming that orchestras often use for Broadway-themed evenings aimed at a broad audience.

Written by OrchestraFinder, reviewed September 2026.

Ross Lekites

In short

What to listen for

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