Mark 250 years of American history with the LaGrange Symphony Orchestra’s season finale, “250 Years of Being.” Experience Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man and a patriotic program that honors our shared past and inspires the future.
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Heading to our March 24 concert? Feel free to join the fun by dressing as your favorite character from Lord of the Rings, How to Train Your Dragon, or Star Wars. Whether you go all out or keep it simple, we’d love to see your creativity in the hall.
LaGrange Symphony YOUTH Orchestra and String Ensemble will perform a concert on St. Patrick’s Day March 17, 7PM in Callaway Auditorium!
Meet Lauren Yejin Kang who at just 15 years old is already studying at The Juilliard School Pre-College, where she trains with Sheryl Staples, Principal Associate Concertmaster of the New York Philharmonic. Lauren began playing violin at age five and now travels weekly between Alabama and New York to pursue her studies—an extraordinary commitment that reflects both her discipline and her passion. Already recognized as one of the nation’s most promising young violinists, she brings remarkable artistry and poise well beyond her years.
Expect a thrilling concert of legendary tales, cosmic wonder, and breathtaking musical artistry. March 24: Epic Adventures, Myths and Galaxies! A concert filled with drama, legend, and symphonic power.
Inspiring the next generation. The LaGrange Symphony Orchestra offers a brilliant first step into the thrilling world of symphonic sound.
The Honor Orchestra 2026 event will happen this Saturday, February 21. The showcase concert to close the event is open to the public.
Tune in April 29th, 2021 at 8:00 PM for an hour-long, all-Gershwin broadcast. This young composer/pianist penned many much-loved works even though he only lived into his thirties. Some of Gershwin’s compositions are slated to be performed by the LSO in the future. We are looking forward to that! This radio show will focus on two other works, Gershwin’s Piano Concerto in F Major, and American in Paris…
April 15th’s focus is on Antonin Dvorak and his Symphony No. 8 in G Major and Carnival Overture. Two great works to be broadcast on the Joy of the Orchestra Radio Show.
Tune-in Thursday, April 8th, 8:00 PM on WELR Eagle 102.3 FM for a special Easter season broadcast of Mozart’s Requiem in D minor, on the radio show, “The Joy of the Orchestra with the LaGrange Symphony’s Richard Prior.” A requiem is intended to be a musical gathering or service performed as a remembrance or memorial. It’s meant to soothe the living soul with quiet beauty, ask for eternal rest for the deceased, and bring about personal renewal…