This program features Symphoria musicians performing concerti in various forms.

Hannah White returns to perform Mozart’s Straussburg with Symphoria. At age nine, Hannah began performing with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, and she has traveled the globe dazzling audiences ever since. The concert begins with music composed by Jessie Montgomery, and Schumann’s Spring Symphony rounds out the afternoon.

Celebrating music that inspired movement through polka, marches, and the waltz, Symphoria performs the works of Offenbach, Strauss, and Korngold. Familiar tunes including Can-Can from Orpheus in the Underworld and Blue Danube will fill the hall for this afternoon concert at our favorite neighborhood watering hole!

Music that evokes images of royal ceremony, including Clarke’s Trumpet Voluntary and Haydn’s Symphony No. 104. Pachelbel’s well-known Canon and Gigue in D Major are followed by the Concerto for Harpsichord in G Minor. Handel completes the afternoon with Zadok the Priest, performed alongside the Syracuse University Oratorio Society.

The Syracuse Orchestra welcomes back Monica Fosnaugh, English horn player from the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, to join principal trumpet John Raschella in a performance of Copland’s Quiet City.

The Syracuse Orchestra’s brass section is highlighted in this afternoon concert! Discover the fun “Surprise” for yourself in Haydn’s Symphony No. 94,

Explore Romantic music with The Syracuse Orchestra! We’ll feature Noemi Miloradovic and Spencer Phillips playing Bottesini’s Gran Duo Concertante, and the Orchestra

This intimate afternoon concert of Bartok and Mozart features the string and wind sections of The Syracuse Orchestra separately. Bartok wrote his