There is something unmistakable about hearing a full orchestra perform live.
The first notes fill the hall. Dozens of musicians move together as one. The sound builds from a quiet, intimate phrase into something powerful enough to be felt throughout the room.
For longtime concertgoers, it is a feeling worth returning to again and again. For those looking for a memorable new experience, it may be the beginning of a new appreciation for live orchestral music.
The Springfield Symphony Orchestra’s first classical concert of the season, Morgante Violin Concerto, brings together the sweeping emotional power of Brahms, a deeply personal contemporary violin concerto, and two dynamic artists helping to shape the future of classical music.
Featuring internationally acclaimed violinist Samuel Vargas and Music Director candidate Deanna Tham, this performance offers audiences the opportunity to experience an exciting new generation of talent while celebrating everything that makes a night at the Symphony so extraordinary.