Auburn Symphony Orchestra and Ode to Joy
Revel in the joy of Beethoven’s Ninth through the familiar Ode to Joy theme and Bates’ creative film that flies you through the orchestra.
Seattle Symphony and Lindsey Stirling
Wesley returns to Seattle Symphony in a one-night only performance with superstar Lindsey Stirling
Auburn Symphony Orchestra and This Beautiful Earth
A vibrant celebration of music and nature! Experience the evocative melodies of Gabriela Lena Frank’s Elegía Andina, the passionate beauty of Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez performed by the mesmerizing Jiji, and the sun-drenched brilliance of Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony.
Pacific Northwest Ballet's The Nutcracker
Wesley Schulz returns to the Pacific Northwest Ballet in annual performances of The Nutcracker!
Auburn Symphony Orchestra and Holiday Spectacular
Celebrate the magic of the season with Auburn Symphony’s Holiday Spectacular! This festive concert brings the warmth and wonder of the holidays to life with timeless melodies, sparkling orchestration, and joyful surprises for the whole family.
Auburn Symphony and Joyful Triumph
A concert filled with spirit and grandeur! Cool Cat pays tribute to the legendary Hollywood mountain lion P-22, Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy dazzles with folk-inspired beauty featuring violinist Rachel Lee Priday, and Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 5 rises in a sweeping, triumphant testament to the human spirit.
Auburn Symphony Orchestra and Night at the Oscars
Experience the thrill of Hollywood’s greatest musical moments! Auburn Symphony brings the magic of the silver screen to the concert hall with iconic scores from Oscar-winning and nominated films—an unforgettable night of cinematic splendor.
Auburn Symphony Orchestra and Summit, Myths and Music
As the nation approaches its 250th birthday, this program celebrates the landscapes and stories that have shaped American identity, from the vast sea to the towering peak of Mount Rainier. Carl Nielsen’s Helios Overture heralds the sunrise, while Britten’s Four Sea Interludes paints an ethereal, glassy portrait of the ocean’s ever-changing moods. Stephen Lias’s It Stands Alone unveils the majesty of Mount Rainier in a breathtaking multimedia experience, and Dvořák’s American Suite brims with folk-inspired warmth and charm.
Auburn Symphony Orchestra and Mozart's Requiem
A powerful choral collaboration with Seattle Pro Musica. Mozart’s transcendent Requiem and Osvaldo Golijov’s oceanic Oceana weave a haunting and breathtaking musical journey of remembrance and renewal.
Pacific Northwest Ballet: Romeo and Juliet
Maestro Schulz returns to Pacific Northwest Ballet in Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet.
Visions of America
Hear iconic American composers including Aaron Copland's bucolic The Tender Land Suite and Carlos Simon's joyful Four Black American Dances.
The Magical Music of Harry Potter
Escape to the magical world of Harry Potter through the music from all eight films!
Soulful Serenade
A moving program that includes Anna Clyne’s “Dance” for cello and orchestra as well as Robert Schumann’s original 1841 version of his Symphony No. 4.
Carnegie Hall's Link Up: The Orchestra Swings!
Auburn Symphony Orchestra presents Link Up: The Orchestra Swings!
Sea and Sky
Wesley Schulz appears as guest conductor and music director candidate with the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra.
Holiday Spectacular
A festive evening for the whole family filled with traditional and new holiday music and treats.
Pacific Northwest Ballet: Nutcracker
Wesley Schulz returns to conduct performances of the Nutcracker with the Pacific Northwest Ballet.
Radical Rachmaninoff
A consortium of orchestras, assembled by Wesley Schulz and the Auburn Symphony Orchestra, bring a new work to life by composer Jessica Meyer. Works by Rachmaninoff and Sibelius round out the program.
Auburn Symphony Orchestra - A Sea Symphony by Ralph Vaughan Williams
“Behold, the Sea!” With these words, Ralph Vaughan Williams’ massive Sea Symphony begins. Using over 107 lines of text from the poet’s Leaves of Grass, Vaughan Williams’ choral-orchestral work explores the sea itself as well as the sea of time, humankind and our infinite world. Auburn Symphony Orchestra is delighted to present this work in collaboration with Seattle Pro Musica and their conductor, Karen P. Thomas.
Auburn Symphony Orchestra - A Sea Symphony by Ralph Vaughan Williams
“Behold, the Sea!” With these words, Ralph Vaughan Williams’ massive Sea Symphony begins. Using over 107 lines of text from the poet’s Leaves of Grass, Vaughan Williams’ choral-orchestral work explores the sea itself as well as the sea of time, humankind and our infinite world. Auburn Symphony Orchestra is delighted to present this work in collaboration with Seattle Pro Musica and their conductor, Karen P. Thomas.