With interviews completed, we have selected four conductor candidate finalists for the 2023/2024 concert season to be announced soon.

We are sad to announce the passing of our Rochester Symphony violinist of more than sixty years.

The Requiem, which was left unfinished before his death and completed by his assistant, is perhaps Mozart’s greatest choral work and features four soloists.

We are now accepting volunteer concert ushers for the remainder of the season. Must be able to stand/walk for 90 minutes.

We’ll heat up the wintry month with some of the most high-energy pieces ever created for orchestra featuring concert violinist Francesca Anderegg.

We're thrilled to welcome Maestro Steven Amundson, St. Olaf College Professor and Orchestra conductor emeritus, to Rochester Symphony to conduct concerts in February and March 2023.
 

Celebrate Jere Lantz as we send him a collective thank you, fond farewell and congratulations on a beautiful career!

Across the country, the arts are in a precarious position. Some audiences are smaller than before the pandemic. In some places, support gifts have tapered. But let’s not make that the case in Rochester.

As of December 31, 2022, our beloved Music Director of more than forty years, Maestro Jere Lantz, will retire. Who will lead the Rochester Symphony into the future?

We are sad to announce the passing of our Rochester Symphony timpanist and percussion section leader for more than forty years.