 | May 2023: Music of the Americas |
 | March 2023: Musical Menagerie |
 | March 2023: An Evening of Chamber Music Walters Center Performance Grant Concert |
 | November 2022: The Roaring Twenties |
 | June 2022: Pacific Northwest |
 | November 2019: Imagine That |
 | May 2019 Walters Center Performance Grant Concert |
 | May 2019: Thank Your for the Music |
 | March 2019: Breaking the Glass |
 | November 2018: Musica Romantica |
 | Spring 2018: The Music of Fantasia: Dance of the Hours Night on Bald Mountain The Pastoral Symphony The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Selections from the Nutcracker Suite |
 | Winter 2018: Playing Favorites: Adagio by Barber Duel of the Fates Poet and Peasant Overture Yoda’s Theme |
 | Fall 2017: The Music of John Williams: E. T. Harry Potter Indiana Jones Schindler’s List Superman Star Wars |
 | Spring 2017: Music for the Wild West William Tell Overture The Magnificent Seven The Light Cavalry Overture Hoedown |
 | Winter 2017: Music for the Generations Beethoven Brahms Schubert Tchaikovsky |
 | Fall 2016: Honoring Those Who Serve Armed Forces Medley Haydn’s Symphonie Militaire Stars and Stripes Forever ‘True Survivor’ from Kung Fury |
 | Spring 2016: Pirates! Pirates of the Caribbean Robin Hood and His Merry Men Over the Waves Waltz An Outdoor Overture |
 | Winter 2016: Celebrating Shakespeare Selections from West Side Story A Midsummer Night’s Dream Romeo and Juliet |
 | Autumn 2015: Music to Celebrate America American Salute – Morton Gould Aura Lee – arr. David Robertson Fanfare for the Common Man – Aaron Copeland Symphony No. 1 in C Major, Op. 21 – Ludwig van Beethoven |
 | Spring 2015: Movie Night Themes from 007 – Norman/McCartney/Barry 2001: A Space Odyssey – Strauss The Teddy Bears’ Picnic – Bratton The Pirates of the Caribbean – Badelt With special guests The Rose City Trombones |
| Winter 2015: Violin Concerto – Saint-Saens featuring Anthea Kreston Foxbridge – Todd L’Arlesienne Suite No. I – Bizet featuring Carl Gutmann-soloist Eine Kliene Nachtmusik – Mozart featuring the Brass Section |
| Holiday 2014: Star Spangled Banner – Key The Faithful Shepherd Suite – Handel Tarras Suite – arr. Olenick Radetzky-Marsch – Strauss Les Preludes – Liszt L’Arlesienne Suite No. I – Bizet Sleigh Ride – Anderson |
 | Batman Theme – Hefti Band of Brothers – Kamen Music from Apollo 13 – Horner Harry Potter – Williams Themes of 007 – Norton, Conti McCarney, Barry Star Wars – Williams |
 | Russian Easter Festival Overture – Rimsky-Korsakov Italian Girl in Algiers – Rossini Rhosymedre – Vaughan Williams Symphony #83 – Haydn The Water Music Suite for Brass – Handel Naftule, Naftule – Brandwein arr./soloist Jeffery Olenick |
 | Peer Gynt-Suite 1 – Edvard Grieg Unfinished Symphony 8 – P. Shubert La Belle Helene Overture – J. Offenbach Sleigh Ride – Leroy Anderson |
 | Teddy Bears’ Picnic – John Bratton Symphonie Fantastique (4th mvt) – Hector Belioz Symphony No. 8 in g Major – Antonin Dvorack |
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 | The performance of Anton Dvorak’s Carnival Overture accompanied by the rarely performed romantic Roman Carnival Overture by Hector Berlioz, brought smiles to many faces. This concert featured the winds section performing the classical gem, Carnaval, by Thomas Stone with guest conductor Allan Halbert.Dr. Mark Perlman, Associate Conductor, joined the symphony with costumes and quips as the narrator of Saint-Saëns beloved “Carnival of the Animals”. Two piano soloists by Dianne Davies and May Wong along with a variety of musicians provided a musical snapshot of various animals for children of all ages. CDs of this concert are available for purchase at the next concert. |
 | Victory at Sea arranged by R. Rodgers; Titanic; Song of the Sea and more. Bernie Kuehn was our special guest conductor for Psalm and Fugue Opus40a for strings by Hovhaness. A Salute to the Big Bands, arranged by Calvin Custer, was dedicated to Cornell Estates in celebration of their 20th anniversary.CDs of this concert are available for purchase at the next concert. |
 | The world premiere of Tango Symphony composed by Dr. Jeffery Olenick and a medley of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rodgers dance tunes, arranged by Dave Robertson were crowd pleasures at this concert. Also featured were Shostakovich’s Piano Concerto #2 with a special piano soloist by Dianne Davies.CDs of this concert are available for purchase at the next concert. |