The Bangor Symphony Orchestra (BSO) is thrilled to announce its 130th season, a milestone year dedicated to “Symphonic Storytelling” through masterworks, new commissions, and unforgettable live experiences. Under the artistic direction of Lucas Richman, the season promises a powerful journey filled with emotion, innovation, and musical brilliance.
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Lauded for his sumptuous tone and jaw-dropping technique, cellist Zuill Bailey opens theBangor Symphony Orchestra’s 131st Season performing Michael Daugherty’s “Tales of Hemingway”.
A Special Performance – Bangor Symphony Orchestra with Gary Sinise & The Lt. Dan Band, a One-of-a-Kind Concert Event and Book Launch
Inspiration for the younger generation – journey with us as we hear how Edward Elgar was inspired by J.S. Bach, and the pinnacle work of Paul Hindemith inspired by von Weber.
A holiday tradition for all ages, Bangor Symphony Orchestra proudly presents the annual production of The Nutcracker with the Robinson Ballet and Bangor Area Youth Choirs.
Take a journey with us as we travel through the regions of Austria, America, Poland and Germany to experience lyricism and connection through the noble splendor of orchestral compositional giants.
Moni (Jasmine) Guo (b. 1993) is a classical pianist, contemporary concert composer, and film composer from China. Known for her passion to use music to encourage and comfort people, she also hopes to use her work to bridge Western and Eastern culture.
Season finale with a large orchestra plus the University Singers and Oratorio Society on stage for Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony.
The feature film will be projected onto a large screen above the Orchestra at the Collins Center while you experience John Williams’ score, live