The Germantown Symphony Orchestra is celebrating its 36th season which includes an exceptional series of concerts that will be conducted under the baton of Dr. Ronald Vernon, Music Director and Conductor.

The GSO is committed to promoting young artists and serving the community in many ways, is the only orchestra of its kind in the Mid-South and is one of the top community orchestras in the United States. The GSO is a volunteer, self-governing and community-based orchestra that provides excellent concert experiences for its audiences and members. It represents Germantown as the type of community that provides outstanding cultural opportunities for its citizens and for those in surrounding communities.

The GSO now boasts a membership of over sixty-five musicians - a diverse group including students, teachers, professional musicians, professionals in other fields, to retirees - all who share their love of fine music and arts advocacy.

Classical Concert featuring Samuel Compton and Caroline Kinsey, horns, performing Haydn’s Concerto in E flat Major for Two Horns, Sunday, February 19, 2012, at 3 pm. at GPAC. Call 751-7500 to order

tickets or visit GPACweb.com.

The Germantown Symphony Orchestra is funded in part by a grant from the Germantown Arts Alliance.

Join us for a season of great music!