Altoona Symphony Orchestra Presents "Romantic Classics"

Led by Maestro Nick Palmer, ASO’s Season 96 Opening Night concert will feature two of the most celebrated romantic works in classical music on Saturday, October 5, at 7:30 p.m. at the Historic Mishler Theatre.

The powerful and triumphant Brahms Symphony No. 1 will captivate with its depth and emotional intensity, highlighting Brahms’ mastery in symphonic composition. Audiences will also experience the virtuosic brilliance of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto performed by ASO’s beloved concertmaster, Genaro Medina. His performance promises to bring both energy and elegance to one of the most cherished concertos in the violin repertoire.

Additionally, the evening will include the World Premiere of Arnold Rosner’s Scherzo for Orchestra, a unique piece that brings excitement and intrigue to this already remarkable program.

Join the Altoona Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Nick Palmer as they embark on a new season filled with music, passion, and artistic excellence. You won’t want to miss the Opening Night of Season 96.

This performance is possible through the generosity of The Wolf-Kuhn Foundation, Barry and Marlene Halbritter, Allan & Judy Hancock, Martin Oil Company, and Educational Outreach Sponsor Stuckey Subaru.

Tickets may be purchased through the Mishler Box Office by calling 814-944-9434 or visiting https://mishlertheatre.vbotickets.com/events.

The Altoona Symphony Orchestra is currently in its 96th year of providing Blair County and the surrounding region with the highest level in music entertainment, educational opportunities, and community engagement.

For further information on this concert and other programs, please their our website: http://www.altoonasymphonyorchestra.com