Germantown Symphony Orchestra                             

 

The Germantown Symphony Orchestra is now celebrating its 34th season.  Experience the magic and music of the GSO - community music at its best! 


The Germantown Symphony Orchestra is now in its 34th season which will kickoff with Pops in the Park in Germantown on September 19, 2009 under the baton of Dr. Ronald Vernon, Music Director and Conductor.  This self-governed, all-volunteer organization now boasts a membership of 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.  


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


The 2009-2010 season offers a great line-up that will feature Margaret Snyder, viola, performing with the GSO on October 17, 2009, the GSO's annual Young Artist's Concert on November 21, 2009 featuring four concerto competition winners, the annual Holiday Concert with the Germantown Chorus on December 19, 2009,  John Schuesselin, trumpet, performing with the GSO on February 21, 2010 at GPAC, and a "Romantic Extravaganza" on April 17, 2010 at GPAC featuring pianist, Ian Hominick, performing Mendelssohn's Piano Concert No. 1.  Summer concert dates will be announced later.


Join us for our 34th season!

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


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