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10.24.18 | Achievements of Women in Music
Symphoria continues its celebration of Women's Suffrage with works of award winning female composers ranging from Amy Beach, Jennifer Higdon, to Caroline Shaw, and Missy Mazzolli.
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11.03.18 | The Inextinguishable
This program commemorates the end of World War I with three works written in the second decade of the 20th century.
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10.27.18 | Sorcerers, Wizards and Witches
Explore the world of sorcerers, wizards and witches through music at this special Halloween-themed Kids performance! Be sure to come in costume for the costume parade!
Masterworks
Join our music director, Maestro Lawrence Loh, in the Crouse-Hinds Theater as he explores symphonic masterpieces from the 18th to the 21st century, including the established musical collections of Rachmaninoff, Debussy, and Mahler, as well as new and emerging artists.
Pops
Experience a modern take on the symphony led by Symphoria's principal pops conductor, Sean O'Loughlin. These performances feature music from contemporary artists and selections from movies, Broadway and jazz.
Casual
Enjoy a more intimate concert experience beyond the walls of the theater where soloists and conductors interact directly with the audience. Concerts take place on Sunday afternoons at St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral. Guests can connect with musicians during an informal meet-and-greet immediately following the performance.
Spark
Transport yourself to an environment that melds performance with the venue. These concerts have an informal flair and take place at locations that directly influence the selection and interpretation of the music.
Kids
Orchestrated specifically with families in mind, these hour-long performances held at Inspiration Hall have an interactive pre-concert component. Embark on a symphonic safari or get to know the orchestra and the instruments. Admission for children under 18 is always free, so bring the whole family.
Support Symphoria
Great music connects us as community members, at every age and in every walk of life. From Brahms to Broadway, and from movie scores to Mozart, Symphoria performances will inspire you. Help us keep symphonic music alive in Central New York for everyone to enjoy.
