This year’s kickoff event offers a mix of familiar favorites, impressive solo talent, and a few holiday touches to get you in the seasonal spirit.
A Concert Filled with Energy and Variety
The season opener, Symphonic Thrill Ride: Cavalry Charge, A Singing Contrabassoon and Brahms Triumph!, features a well-rounded program that appeals to both long-time symphony fans and newcomers.
Here’s what’s on the program:
Franz von Suppé – Light Cavalry Overture
Victor Bruns – Contrabassoon Concerto
Featuring soloist Amy Baker, this unique performance highlights the deep, resonant sound of the contrabassoon.
Brahms – Symphony No. 1
Brahms – Hungarian Dance No. 5
Along with the featured program, the orchestra will also share a selection of Holiday Hits, making it a great seasonal event for families and visitors looking to enjoy some festive music.
Make the Most of Your Visit to Greenville
The performance will be held at the William A. Passavant Center:
38 Packard Ave., Greenville, PA
The venue is easy to find, and Greenville offers plenty to explore before or after the concert. Grab a meal, browse local shops, or take a stroll through town to round out your afternoon in Mercer County.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, December 20th
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Tickets: $20 in advance, $25 at the door
Plan Your Experience
Whether you’re visiting from out of town or looking for something new to enjoy close to home, the Greenville Symphony Orchestra’s season opener is a welcoming, affordable, and enjoyable way to spend a winter afternoon.
Add it to your itinerary and experience one of Mercer County’s longstanding cultural traditions.
