Name: Messiah Sing-along
Start: 2025-12-09T19:30:00
Location: Placer High School Theater

The Auburn Symphony invites you to a spectacular season filled with captivating performances, from the harmonious 'Symphony & Art in the Park' to the thrilling 'Masterworks III: Strauss & Tchaikovsky.' Encompassing orchestral magic, film scores, choral masterpieces, and family concerts, this season promises an exhilarating journey through the world of music. Let's take a closer look at these extraordinary events and the talented artists who bring them to life.

Auburn Symphony Season: A Celebration of Music and Community

Dive into a captivating symphonic journey with Auburn Symphony's latest season lineup. From orchestral brilliance in the park to cinematic scores and classical masterpieces, Auburn Symphony offers an unforgettable musical experience. This season features a mix of free community events and grand performances, showcasing an array of talented artists, conductors, and musicians. Whether you're a seasoned symphony goer or a newcomer, there's something for everyone. Get ready to be enchanted by the sounds of Hollywood, the vibrant energy of a family concert, and the timeless beauty of choral masterworks.

Auburn Symphony's Spectacular Season: A Journey Through Sound and Emotion

Liisa Dávila

Salvatore Atti

Ryan Murray

Daniel Yoder

Ariel May

The Auburn Symphony

Music in the Mountains Chorus

Messiah Sing-along

Placer High School Theater

We’re bringing back one of our former Young Artists Competition Grand Prize winners, Amaryn Olmeda.  She’s gone on to have a big international career, and we’re lucky to have her return to play Barber’s beautiful Violin Concerto.
We’ll also feature Mozart’s Symphony No. 38 and a special spotlight on our wind section with Strauss’s Wind Serenade.

Masterworks II: Amaryn Olmeda & Mozart 38

Our Family Concert is always a favorite – this time we’re performing Peter and the Wolf, narrated by the always-charismatic Omari Tau.  It’s a great way to introduce kids (and grown-ups!) to the instruments of the orchestra.  We’ll also hear from this year’s Young Artists Grand Prize winner, Sumanth Ganga, performing Creston’s Sonata for Alto Saxophone and we’ll perform Dvořák’s Slavonic Dances No. 8, Op. 46.

Family Concert: Peter and the Wolf

We welcome back soprano Carrie Hennessey for Strauss’s gorgeous Four Last Songs, paired with Tchaikovsky’s powerful Symphony No. 5.  These are two of Maestro Murrays’ all-time favorite works, and they will leave a lasting impression.

Messiah Sing-along

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