The Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra returns with music that allows us to heal, remember, reflect, and hope. Copland’s Quiet City depicts the stillness of our streets, and Barber’s emotional Adagio …
More than 4,000 people viewed the opening night broadcast of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra’s SPSO Livestream! on YouTube. SPSO is one of only a few orchestras in the region …
The 2020-2021 Season has been reimagined for at least the first part of the Season. Following safety guidelines from public health officials, concerts will be performed without an audience in …
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The Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra is committed to the health and safety of patrons, musicians, and volunteers at its rehearsals and performances. We are carefully monitoring the local and global …
Experience some of Italy’s great music! From the memorable operas of Puccini, Rossini, Mascagni, and Verdi to Morricone’s film scores for The Mission and Cinema Paradiso, and the fun Italian …
Beethoven’s Leonore Overture No. 3 remains one of his most triumphant celebrations of freedom. Bruckner’s popular Fourth Symphony was hailed as his greatest triumph and an “extraordinary musical creation,” and …
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Renowned Organist Colin Howland opens with Poulenc’s powerful and hauntingly beautiful Organ Concerto, and the SPSO also performs Poulenc’s charmingly fun Sinfonietta and Mozart’s grand Paris Symphony. Saturday, 7 March …
“Daring, versatile, charismatic, and passionate” – Critically acclaimed Violinist Robyn Bollinger makes her SPSO debut featuring the sweet and sultry sounds of tango master Astor Piazzolla’s Four Seasons of Buenos …
Celebrate the 100th birthday of the late composer, conductor, educator, and humanitarian Leonard Bernstein. From the concert hall to the big screen, operas to musical theatre, jazz to classical – …