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2024/2025 Season

Nielsen Wind Quintet
Saturday, Sep. 21 – 7:30 pm
SERIES: Chamber Socials
One of the greatest woodwind quintets ever written - by candlelight! Appetizers included with table seating. Cash bar available.
Rhythm and Dance
Sunday, Oct. 6, 2024 – 2:00 pm
SERIES: Family Concerts
Join the PGSO Wind Quintet as they showcase dance music from all over the world! This narrated show was originally created by the National Art Centre.
Scheherazade
Sunday, Oct. 20, 2024 – 2:00 pm
SERIES: Mainstage Concerts
Rimsky-Korsakov's dramatic musical setting of the 1001 Nights comes to life with visuals by Ehsan Mohammadi of Two Rivers Gallery. Additional music by Elizabeth Raum and Dmitri Shostakovich.

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Recent News

JUDY RUSSELL PRESENTS AND PRINCE GEORGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA JOIN FORCES FOR PRODUCTION OF BROADWAY’S SWEENEY TODD
JUDY RUSSELL PRESENTS AND PRINCE GEORGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA JOIN FORCES FOR PRODUCTION OF BROADWAY’S SWEENEY TODD
POSTED: JUN 3, 2024

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra and Judy Russell have announced they will join forces to present Stephen Sondheim’s popular musical, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, this November.

PRINCE GEORGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCES 2024-25 SEASON
POSTED: MAY 6, 2024

Michael Hall revealed the symphony's 2024-25 season during the orchestras final performance of the spring on Sunday.

PRINCE GEORGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BRINGS A CONCERT HARP TO THE CITY
PRINCE GEORGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BRINGS A CONCERT HARP TO THE CITY
POSTED: APR 8, 2024

 The Prince George Symphony Orchestra has purchased a concert grand pedal harp – the first such instrument to reside in the city in decades - and audiences can hear it this month. The instrument is a Salvi Daphne SE 47-string concert harp made in Italy and worth over $20,000. 

The instrument will be unveiled to the public in a short recital by Vancouver Opera Principal Harpist Joy Yeh on April 27.  

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The people behind the PGSO are grateful to live and perform on the traditional unceded territory and ancestral home of the Lheidli T'enneh.


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