Join us, and hear what you've been missing.

Just when you think you’ve heard every piece of orchestral music ever written – time and time again – along comes something to make your ears wake up and take notice.

That something is the Philadelphia Classical Symphony’s 2008-2009 season, under the baton of renowned artistic director Maestro Karl Middleman.

 

While the big orchestras grind away at Pictures at an Exhibition for the umpteenth time, the Philadelphia Classical Symphony celebrates the true variety of music old and new. Including trailblazing compositions from the likes of Chevalier Saint-George, George Antheil, and Curt Cacioppo –  along with fresh takes on masterworks by Mozart and Gershwin.

 

And where other ensembles will ask you to sit, listen, and quietly leave, the Philadelphia Classical Symphony invites you to become part of the music through inventive staging, illuminating commentary, and convivial post-concert events.

 

This season, take a break from ordinary classical music. Experience the Philadelphia Classical Symphony, Philadelphia’s other great orchestra, and hear what you’ve been missing.

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Discover Philadelphia's other great orchestra.