The THSO is thrilled to present Symphony Sundays, a free chamber music concert series, at Westminster Village in the J.W. Davis Community Center. Performances are 45-60 minutes in length and are open to the public. Join us each month for an afternoon of wonderful music performed by our THSO musicians!

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Westminster Symphony Sundays: Clarinet/Flute Duo

Westminster Village Terre Haute

Music that connects us, how thoughts, experiences, and feelings bring us together. This “sacred and profane” recital opens with a transcendent solo work and slowly progresses from spirit to human through fantasy, farce, and passion. This is perfect for new listeners and seasoned concertgoers.

Fresh Tradition: Sacred and Profane

All Saints' Episcopal Church

Signature Performance: US Air Force Heritage Winds Quintet

Guilford College

Alexis Houchin, Piccolo/Flute – Senior Recital

University of Arizona

Cameron Galvin, Clarinet – Master’s Recital

Join us for an enchanting evening of chamber music as CityMusic Cleveland Chamber Orchestra presents its March Chamber Series. 
The program for the evening features a selection of mesmerizing works that promise to transport the audience through a range of emotions and soundscapes. The lineup includes Amanda Harberg's "Lucas’ Garden," Igor Stravinsky's "L’histoire du soldat," and Alexander von Zemlinsky's "Clarinet Trio, Op. 3." These pieces will be brought to life by the exceptional talents of Daniel Gilbert on clarinet, Kiarra Saito-Beckman on violin, Anna Kuo on cello, and Donna Lee on piano.

March Chamber Series

Praxis Fiber Workshop

Miguel Rodriguez, flute and piccolo

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

Study concert with flute students under Ulla Miilmann and Alena Valentin

Study concert with flute students

New Hall

Johannes Brahms spent nearly 20 years in a soul-searching struggle to compose his First Symphony. With that behind him, the great German Romantic composer created his sunny and serene Symphony No. 2 while on a summer vacation. Antonín Dvořák was living in New York City when he composed his Cello Concerto. Widely regarded as the most beautiful ever written for the instrument, it features the brilliant cellist Johannes Moser, a laureate of the International Tchaikovsky Competition, as soloist. Opening the program is a work by Amanda Harberg, an American composer acclaimed for her beautiful music.

Brahms & Dvořák To Die For

Symphony Hall

Mesa Arts Center

Departmental Recitals showcase performance departments through its students. Featuring various students and repertoire, and curated by the faculty, performances in this recital highlight SFCM programs and the wide range of study. 

Woodwind Department Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Lillian Copeland, Oboe and Anton Rist, Clarinet

The Juilliard School

GUEST RECITAL: David Zerkel, tuba and Liz Ames, piano

Western Illinois University

Celebrate the season with the king of instruments! Enjoy a magnitude of musical splendors with world-class organist Todd Wilson and members of Pacific Symphony performing a delightful mix of sacred and holiday music. Favorite Christmas carols share the bill with traditional organ works that highlight the 4,322-pipe, $3.1 million William J. Gillespie Concert Organ.

Amanda Harberg

Events

Past events

Aug 25, 2024

Westminster Symphony Sundays: Clarinet/Flute Duo · Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra

15 - 22 Jul, 2024

Fresh Tradition: Sacred and Profane · Carmel Bach Festival

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