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HSO’s Holiday Gift Guide for Music Lovers

‘Tis the season to stress out about gift ideas for your friends and loved ones. Well, you can take a breath because HSO has got you covered with our first annual Music Lover’s Gift Guide for all the music enthusiasts in your life.

  1. Headphones: You can’t go wrong with a good set of headphones. Whether you prefer earbuds or over the hear headphones, there are tons of options out there to fit all budget sizes. Click here for headphones recommendations
  2. Personalized Luggage Tag for Instrument Case: For musicians, our instruments are one of our most precious commodities. Help your loved one label their case in style with a personalized leather tag. Practical and stylish! Click here to order a personalized luggage tag
  3. Music Stand: Time to ditch that flimsy wire stand! Your musician friends will love to practice with a beautiful and sturdy high quality music stand in their apartment or dorm room. Click here for high quality music stands.
  4. Concert Tickets: For your friend who prefers experiences over ‘things’. Make memories with tickets to hear your favorite artist. Click here to check out upcoming shows in the Baltimore region.
  5. Digital Concert Hall Subscription to the Berliner Philharmoniker: Can’t afford a trip to Berlin? No problem, thanks to Berliner’s Philharmoniker’s Digital Concert Hall. For just $18, you can have access to all of the orchestra’s concerts and behind the scenes footage and interviews. Click here to buy a subscription.