Oncenter Crouse Hinds Theater
The Oncenter Crouse Hinds Theater, the main theater of the John H. Mulroy Civic Center, contains one of the largest stages in Upstate New York and seats 2,117, on three tiers. The Syracuse Orchestra performs concerts from its Masterworks and Pops series at this theater.
October 2026
A whip crack, a firebird, and an ox on the roof. Austin Chanu’s first concert as Music Director of The Syracuse Orchestra.
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Dance, fall in love, hold your breath, and walk out into the light. Austin Chanu conducts a night of American music, with
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The Voice winner Sofronio Vasquez joins the Orchestra for upbeat holiday favorites, with the Syracuse Pops Chorus and Syracuse Gospel Collective in this
Find out moreThe Voice winner Sofronio Vasquez joins the Orchestra for upbeat holiday favorites, with the Syracuse Pops Chorus and Syracuse Gospel Collective in this
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Dai Wei’s The Dancing Moonlight opens with shimmering color and rhythmic lift, transforming poetic imagery into vivid orchestral motion. That sense of
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Every big game has a sound attached to it. The horn. The crowd. Whatever was playing while you were still on your
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Starring Capathia Jenkins and Ryan Shaw, this program celebrates hits by icons like Michael Jackson, Prince, Whitney Houston, Stevie Wonder, and more.
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In Le Tombeau de Couperin, Maurice Ravel transforms Baroque dance forms into something unmistakably modern—transparent in texture, refined in gesture, and alive
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Tony DeSare’s signature vocal and robust piano style pay tribute to the iconic songs of Billy Joel. THANK YOU TO OUR SERIES
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From its gentle, reassuring opening to its powerful and radiant conclusion, Brahms' A German Requiem offers moments of deep reflection, soaring beauty, and
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Syracuse University professor Natalie Draper’s Energy and Light opens with driving momentum and shimmering orchestral color. At the center stands Jean Sibelius’s
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