An all-inclusive, festive program, Presented by the City of Boca Raton, and conducted by Jacomo Bairos.

STEPHENSON Celebration Overture
VIEUXTEMPS Violin Concerto No. 5
STRAVINSKY Pulcinella Suite

Meet musicians from The Symphonia, South Florida's Premier Chamber Orchestra, at Sixty Vines, and enjoy curated pairings of wine and music during a delicious four-course dinner.

Meet musicians from The Symphonia, South Florida's Premier Chamber Orchestra, at Sixty Vines, and enjoy curated pairings of wine and music during a delicious four-course dinner.

The Symphonia Boca Raton will join iconic local band Crazy Fingers for one special night! Combining the intricate melodies and improvisational spirit of the Grateful Dead with the grandeur and depth of a symphony orchestra, it will be a night to remember.

CONDUCTED BY LEONID SIGAL

You are invited to celebrate a new season! A new venue! A new era!

The Youth Orchestra of Palm Beach County, The SYMPHONIA, South Florida’s Premier Chamber Orchestra and The Florida Intergenerational Orchestra proudly present "PICNIC IN THE PARK."

Principal Conductor Alastair Willis will guide you to the world of eighteenth-century Austria, as seen through the eyes of Joseph Haydn’s musical assistant at the Esterhazy Palace. Explore – through Willis’ dramatized perspective – what it was like living and working at the palace with Haydn for the Esterhazy family.

With Fauré and Devienne as guides, we will enjoy a musical adventure in France, followed by a trek to the fabled lochs and highlands of Scotland, courtesy of Mendelssohn.

Held during The Symphonia’s concert dress rehearsal, on the Saturday prior to this month's concert, Meet the Orchestra is a fun, interactive program for children.

Up Close & Personal, “BOX LUNCH IT with The SYMPHONIA” provides an uncommon experience, affording attendees with unique opportunities to increase their enjoyment and appreciation of the concert-going experience.

Principal Conductor and Artistic Director Alastair Willis turned to the world of the theater for inspiration, from Bologne’s opera overture and Haydn’s incidental music for the stage to Shakespeare, who connects the work of Vaughan Williams and Clyne.