Summer Philharmonic and Orchestral Premiere

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Summer Philharmonic Features an Orchestral Premiere at Seton Hill The WSO Academy of Music’s Summer Philharmonic held a free summer concert on Tuesday, July 12, 2022 at 8:00 p.m. at Seton Hill University’s Performing Arts Center, downtown Greensburg. Music Director Morrie Brand conducts the concert that includes Brahms’ Academic Festival Overture, the third movement of Mahler’s Symphony No. 1, Borodin’s Polovtsian… Read More

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UPDATE: Beethoven’s Brilliance Change in Guest Artists

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UPDATE: Out of an abundance of caution the WSO Chamber Singers and soloists will not be performing Beethoven’s Mass in C. The concert will go on as scheduled, with the WSO performing Beethoven’s Symphony No 2 (orchestra only) in its place along with Bach’s Suite in G Minor and Hilary Tann’s With the Heather and Small Birds. We look forward to welcoming… Read More

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Beethoven Season Finale

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The Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra presents their 53rd season finale Beethoven’s Brilliance on Saturday, April 23, 2022 at the Palace Theatre in Greensburg, beginning at 7:30 p.m.  The concert opens with Bach’s Suite in G minor and Welsh composer Hilary Tann’s nature-inspired With the Heather and Small Birds and concludes with Beethoven’s Mass in C. “Beethoven’s Mass in C is a… Read More

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Chee-Yun Returns!

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Nuevo Tango Saturday, March 26, 2022, 7:30 p.m. Learn more | Buy Tickets Enjoy a vibrant musical evening when the WSO takes you into the ring for The Bullfighter’s Prayer, whisks you away for a tour of The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires with the return of stunning soloist Chee-Yun and inspires with the “Spanish Mozart” Arriaga’s Symphony in D… Read More

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Announcing a Merger

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Photo: (L-R) Chris Bartley, new board Vice President, Endicott Reindl, Executive Director, Beverly Hritz, new WSO board member The Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce the recent finalizing of a merger of the Friday Evening Music Club (FEMC) into the WSO. Both organizations are based in Greensburg and the mission of FEMC will complement existing WSO operations. “Our organizations… Read More

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