The 30th Season brings together unforgettable stories, extraordinary artists, and the full power of live orchestral music.
Auburn Symphony’s 30th Season brings together unforgettable stories, extraordinary artists, and the full power of live orchestral music.
From Max Richter’s modern reimagining of Vivaldi and Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony to the eerie theater of Petrushka, the wonder of Studio Ghibli, the resilience of Scheherazade, and a season finale filled with rhythm and revelry, each concert opens a different door. Along the way, audiences will hear beloved masterpieces, bold contemporary voices, brilliant guest artists, and music that celebrates where Auburn Symphony has been and where it is going next.
Subscribe today and be part of a milestone season filled with sound, story, and connection.
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Rhythm & Rhymes RETURNS!
2nd Saturdays, 10-11:00am at the Postmark Center for the Arts, April through July.
Explore themes like rhythm and dance, or how music can make us feel. Participants will receive a book to take home with them.
Auburn Symphony Orchestra changes lives and our South Puget Sound community through the shared experience of live orchestral music performances and by nurturing the relationship between our audiences and our artists.
“It Stands Alone” 2026 Limited Edition T-Shirt
Celebrate the awe-inspiring presence of Mount Rainier with this exclusive limited-edition t-shirt, designed for the 2026 performance of It Stands Alone. This orchestral piece honors the towering beauty of the Northwest’s tallest peak and marks the 125th anniversary of Mount Rainier National Park. The performance is part of the Summit, Myths & Music event, presented by the Auburn Symphony Orchestra.
25% of net sales will be donated to Mount Rainier National Park.
Upcoming Events
Strings in the Garden
Sunday, August 23,
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Auburn Symphony’s String Quartet returns to the beautiful Soos Creek Botanical Garden for a relaxed afternoon of live music surrounded by blooming flowers and winding garden paths.
Bring your picnic, find a shady spot, and enjoy a program of light string music. Whether you’re a longtime fan or simply looking for a peaceful way to spend your afternoon, this outdoor concert is all about good music and good vibes.
Eternal Seasons
Sunday, October 11,
2:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Vivaldi’s Four Seasons has been loved for centuries. Max Richter steps inside that familiar world and hears it anew.
Four Seasons Recomposed keeps Vivaldi close while weaving in Richter’s cinematic, post-minimalist voice, creating music that feels faithful, fresh, and alive in the present. Auburn Symphony Concertmaster Emilie Choi takes center stage as soloist.
Then Mozart’s final symphony, later nicknamed Jupiter, brings the afternoon to a brilliant close with grandeur, wit, and one of the most dazzling finales in classical music.
Program
Max RICHTER – The Four Seasons Recomposed
Wolfgang MOZART – “Jupiter” Symphony No. 41, K. 551
Chamber Series: Bohemian Tales
Saturday, November 21,
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Step inside the warm resonance of St. Matthew San Mateo Episcopal Church for an intimate evening of music, story, and old-world elegance.
Bohemian Tales brings together Auburn Symphony musicians Emilie Choi, Joyce Ramee, and Brian Wharton with pianist Judith Cohen for a chamber concert full of rich color and spirited dance. Brahms’ Piano Quartet No. 1 anchors the evening with sweeping Romantic drama, ending in a fiery finale inspired by Hungarian dance. Haydn’s “all’ongarese” Piano Trio adds charm and wit, while Monti’s Czárdás closes the program with showpiece flair.
This is chamber music at its most personal: close, expressive, and deeply connected to the room around you.
Program
Johannes BRAHMS – Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, Op. 25
Joseph HAYDN – Piano Trio No. 39 in G Major “All’Ongarese”
Vittorio MONTI – Czárdás
Classic Baseball Cap
An adjustable, low-profile baseball hat made from 100% cotton. Auburn Symphony Orchestra logo in white on black hat.
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