Name: Symphonic Journeys: from Italy to Vienna
Start: 2025-10-12T15:30:00
Location: Burnt Store Presbyterian Church

The Florida Philharmonic

Audiences declared last season’s sold-out performance of Home for the Holidays was the best holiday concert they have attended. We are delighted to continue this celebration of musical artistry and community spirit. This year’s program will include classic holiday tunes and selections from Handel’s joyous The Messiah. Joining the orchestra will be The Florida Philharmonic Chorus under the direction of Dr. William Dederer and Gulfshore Opera’s Harmony Choir in partnership with Charlotte County Children’s Theatre. Gather your family and friends and come share Home for the Holidays with The Florida Philharmonic. This concert is sponsored by a generous gift from Catherine Reiche.

Home for the Holidays

Burnt Store Presbyterian Church

The Florida Philharmonic is set to dazzle audiences with a unique event this season as the orchestra performs a special arrangement of Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 4. This performance promises to be a remarkable interpretation of Mahler’s work adapted to bring out the nuances and intimacy of a chamber orchestra. This is a must-see event for music lovers as it offers a rare opportunity to hear a beloved symphony in a new light, promising an afternoon of profound musical exploration and enjoyment.

Heavenly Light

Join The Florida Philharmonic for an unforgettable afternoon as we celebrate the culmination of our 2nd season with this heroic lineup of classical masterpieces. Each piece tells a unique story of triumph and artistic brilliance. From the dramatic power of Mozart’s Overture to Don Giovanni, the artistry and virtuosity of concertmaster Ming Gao performing Mozart’s Third Violin Concerto, to Beethoven’s Third Symphony, Eroica, this concert is a fitting end to the season of classics, leaving you inspired and eager for more.

Heroic Finale

Setting the tone of a season filled with musical brilliance, our opening concert will take you on a journey through the rich tapestry of classical music.