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Grant Harville Music Director & Conductor
2022 - 2023 SYMPHONY SEASON
We’re proud to present scores of vibrant and dazzling works.
Symphony concerts are on Saturday evenings at 7:30pm except Christmas (Sun, Dec 4, 3pm) and Pink Martini (Thu, May 11, 7:30pm)
October 1 2022
America's Favorite Film Composer
John Williams has scored more than 100 films in his stellar seven-decade career
Recent Star Wars movie director J.J. Abrams said, Williams “writes feelings… and knows how to make your heart soar like no one else.”
November 12 2022
Core Strength
Members of the
Cascade Quartet and Chinook Winds
power this celebration of Classical greats
Solo instruments shine in the virtuosic Sinfonia Concertante for Winds
December 4 2022
The spirit of Christmas is embodied in the music and song of the season
Favorite carols, a magical train that embarks on a journey to the North Pole, and a Gloria that's "exalted, devotional, and jubilant by turns."
Symphonic Choir and Orchestra
Holiday Music from Stage & Screen
January 21 2023
Waltzes & Song Cycles
Chamber orchestra and voice highlight music about human interactions with nature while looking back in time.
Mezzo-soprano Kimberly James lends rich and resonant tone on Songs of a Wayfarer and Four Songs.
February 11 2023
Gaelic Glory
Our guest artist will perform the Scottish Fantasy, a unique and virtuosic concerto
Stephanie Chase debuted with the Chicago Symphony at age 8 and began extensive touring in her early teens. She has performed in 25 countries with “stunning power” and “matchless technique.”
April 29 2023
Ethereal . Mystical . Monumental
Experience the 1916 work that influences today's film composers
The glory of a massive orchestra with chorus powers an otherworldly prayer and all 7 movements of The Planets.
May 11 2023
SPECIAL EVENT
Back by Popular Demand!
A Rollicking 'Round the World Musical Adventure!
“This is rich, hugely approachable music, utterly cosmopolitan yet utterly unpretentious. And it seems to speak to just about everybody … from grade-schoolers to grandmothers to the young and hip and beautiful."
–The Washington Post
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