The Canton Symphony Orchestra presents this concert entirely dedicated to Gerhardt’s legacy. The orchestra will perform his favorite pieces and have them conducted by friends and colleagues who are able to join us. It will feature the full orchestra and images from his life will be projected on stage.

Seattle Baroque Orchestra and Auburn Symphony Orchestra join forces to present a unique program of contemporary pieces inspired by baroque traditions.

In this uplifting, glorious season finale cellist Efe Baltacigil will perform with ASO the finest of all cello concertos. The concert begins with the warmth and tranquility of Johannes Brahms’ Third Symphony and is rounded out with Three Spirituals by American composer Adolphus Hailstork.

Wesley Schulz appears as Guest Conductor and Music Director Finalist with the Waco Symphony Orchestra.

We're stoked! Listen to rad music from some killer movies including Chariots of Fire, Jurassic Park, Forrest Gump, Beauty and the Beast, and much more! This show will be gnarly, dude!

The music of Felix Mendelssohn and Dimitri Shostakovich holds the spotlight in this performance by the Auburn Symphony Orchestra.

Auburn Symphony Orchestra is pleased to present two performance of Carnegie Hall’s Link Up, The Orchestra Sings!

Celebrate the holidays with Auburn Symphony Orchestra! Bring the entire family for an evening of comfort and cheer. Don’t miss Sleigh Ride, our traditional Sing-Along, and a few holiday surprises.

Wesley Schulz appears as guest conductor and music director finalist with the Richmond Symphony Orchestra (IN).

In this remarkable exploration of American Voices in classical music, we invite you to saunter, skip or dance your way down the streets with George Gershwin’s An American in Paris, treat yourself to the west coast premiere of a new work by Pulitzer Prize winning composer, Tania León, and feel invigorated by the romantic, British-inspired work of Amy Beach.

Auburn Symphony Orchestra’s 26th Season kicks off in the most “Extra(ordinarily) Fancy” way possible with music by Viet Cuong, Felix Mendelssohn and Ludwig van Beethoven. The concert opens with a work by Viet Cuong for chamber orchestra and dueling oboes. Come hear as ASO’s very own Shannon Spicciati and Dan Williams go “reed to reed” in the ultimate oboe smackdown! Rachell Ellen Wong, 2020 Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient, will perform Felix Mendelssohn’s lustrous Violin Concerto. Beethoven’s monumental “Eroica” Symphony will close out this powerful season opening performance.

The Auburn Symphony Orchestra and renowned organist Reneé Anne Louprette perform two organ concertos at the culminating performance of the American Guild of Organists National Convention at Benaroya Hall.