Upcoming Events
Port Angeles Symphony
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2026 7:30 p.m.
Public Dress Rehearsal at 10:00 a.m.
Port Angeles Performing Arts Center, 304 E. Park Avenue
Mary Elizabeth Bowden, trumpet
Jonathan Pasternack, conductor
Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra
Port Angeles High School Choirs
John Lorentzen, director
IVES Variations on "America"
WILLIAMS Theme from 'Jurassic Park'
SCOTT "Athena", Concerto for Trumpet (West Coast premiere)
BERNSTEIN Three Dances from 'On the Town'
ANDERSON The First Day of Spring
GERSHWIN (arr. Turrin) "Someone to Watch Over Me" (solo trumpet feature)
featuring the Port Angeles High School Choirs:
RODGERS/SONDHEIM (arr. Linda Dowdell) "Carefully Taught"/"Children Will Listen"
LEE "Let There be Peace on Earth"
COPLAND "The Promise of Living"
WARD "America the Beautiful"
Unbound Symphony
Unbound Symphony curates supportive musical communities for women and gender-marginalized artists while enriching the public through inclusive performances, learning opportunities, and community partnerships.
Program
Starburst by Jessie Montgomery
Concerto for Double Bass by Dr. Sarah Bassingthwaighte, with Soloist Rebecca Lawrence
Spider Boots (WORLD PREMIERE) by Dr. Sarah Bassingthwaighte and Tessa Brinckman
Selections from The Montgomery Variations by Margaret Bonds
Kauyumari by Gabriela Ortiz
NOCCO
PRISMATIC
Program:
Pierre Mercure - Kaleidoscope
Adolphus Hailstork*+ - Symphony No. 1
Claude Debussy, Arr. by Helder*+ - La mer
Immerse yourself in a concert of vivid color, rhythmic vitality, and sweeping sonic landscapes. The evening begins with Pierre Mercure’s Kaleidoscope, a dazzling orchestral showpiece that lives up to its name with ever-shifting textures and vibrant energy. Next, experience the bold and expressive voice of Adolphus Hailstork in his powerful and lyrical Symphony No. 1, a compelling work that bridges American musical traditions with classical form. The program concludes with a fresh take on a timeless masterpiece: Claude Debussy’s La mer, arranged by Marlijn Helder, offering a new perspective on this impressionist masterpiece that captures the ever-changing moods of the sea. This program promises a captivating journey through imagination, expression, and the elemental power of music.
*POC or Woman Composer
+Living Composer
NOCCO
PRISMATIC
Program:
Pierre Mercure - Kaleidoscope
Adolphus Hailstork*+ - Symphony No. 1
Claude Debussy, Arr. by Helder*+ - La mer
Immerse yourself in a concert of vivid color, rhythmic vitality, and sweeping sonic landscapes. The evening begins with Pierre Mercure’s Kaleidoscope, a dazzling orchestral showpiece that lives up to its name with ever-shifting textures and vibrant energy. Next, experience the bold and expressive voice of Adolphus Hailstork in his powerful and lyrical Symphony No. 1, a compelling work that bridges American musical traditions with classical form. The program concludes with a fresh take on a timeless masterpiece: Claude Debussy’s La mer, arranged by Marlijn Helder, offering a new perspective on this impressionist masterpiece that captures the ever-changing moods of the sea. This program promises a captivating journey through imagination, expression, and the elemental power of music.
*POC or Woman Composer
+Living Composer
Everett Philharmonic
Listener’s Choice
Guest Conductor, Bobby Collins
stageside chat 2pm
Leonard Bernstein: Overture to Candide
Felix Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 4 (Italian)
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Concerto for Piano
Ross Salvosa, Piano
Lake Washington Symphony
Annual Education Concert
Join the Lake Washington Symphony Orchestra for our Annual Education Concert — a lively, welcoming performance designed for young audiences, families, and anyone looking for a meaningful community event. This free concert features engaging orchestral music from around the world, highlighting the many cultures that make the Eastside such a vibrant place to live. It’s an easy, uplifting way to experience live music and spend a morning together.
Lake Washington Symphony
Annual Education Concert
Join the Lake Washington Symphony Orchestra for our Annual Education Concert — a lively, welcoming performance designed for young audiences, families, and anyone looking for a meaningful community event. This free concert features engaging orchestral music from around the world, highlighting the many cultures that make the Eastside such a vibrant place to live. It’s an easy, uplifting way to experience live music and spend a morning together.
Washington Wind Symphony | Concert 2: Passports and Postcards
Tickets:
$20/adults, $15/seniors, Youth/Students Free
Available online now!
