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Up next...
Join us for music in the meadow at our summer outdoor concerts! Here are the dates to save for Sunsets at Mary Olson Farm!
Stay tuned - tickets will be on sale soon!
That's a wrap! Reflecting on the finale of our 2017-2018 season
Click the picture to see an entire album of photos from the concert, created by visual artist Adrian Wyard with overlays of guest conductor Anthony Spain.
A special thank you...
to all who attended our most recent symphony concert, The Planets-A Multimedia Extravaganza,
our most highly attended performance at the Auburn Performing Arts Center.
Your support means a great deal to us, and helps us continue to grow in the community!
We are so delighted to have shared the beautiful music of Holst's The Planets and Grofe's Grand Canyon Suite with you all. We hope you will join us for more performances soon!
Review...
Philippa Kiraly recently reviewed the concert for The Sunbreak... click the image to read the article!
After more than two years of searching for, interviewing, and auditioning candidates, we are thrilled to announce Wesley Schulz as our new Music Director.
He will take the podium and lead our orchestra beginning with the start of our 2018-2019 season in October.
Photo courtesy of Wesley Schulz and photographer Kurt Smith
Here are just a few excerpts from the writing of Robert Whale at the Auburn Reporter:
“Lee Valenta, general manager of the Auburn Symphony Orchestra, described some of the newly-minted maestro’s special qualities.
“He’s very engaging, and I think that was one of the elements that helped us decide. Given that he met all the other criteria, that was an important part of it, and I think we just liked what we saw on all levels. He had the hard and soft skills,” Valenta said.”
““I tell people – and I mean it honestly – this is one of the best regional orchestras in the Pacific Northwest.” - Wesley Schulz”
““We are all looking to share this art form with young people as an option for their appreciation, or perhaps to spark young people’s interest in picking up an instrument some day. We want to expand our role in that capacity, seeing what we can do with schools in the Auburn area and other youth organizations.” - Wesley Schulz”
To read the Auburn Reporter's full article on Schulz and his new position, click here.
