2021-22 Concert Season

See our 2021-22 Season  HERE. We Live  Streamed our concert on  Sunday, November 21.  You can view the Elgar In The South HERE.  We are preparing the other two works (Telemann and Strauss) rebroadcast.  Check back for details.

Our next concert will be on Sunday, January 30, 2022 at at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, next to Lake Merritt in Oakland.

We will feature the two winners of our Felix Khuner Young Artist Concerto Competition, Valerie and Starla Breshears performing Brahms Double Concerto for Violin and Cello.  We will also present Debussy’s La Mer.

We are complying with accepted coronavirus protocols to assure everyone’s safety. To be admitted to our concerts, every Audience member must show proof of full vaccination, with a photo ID. Every Audience member must wear a mask while inside the church building. All Orchestra Members are fully vaccinated and wear masks when feasible. Thanks for your cooperation that allows us to again present concerts for your pleasure.

You can see what we have planned for each of our five concerts HERE. All concerts are at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, off Lake Merritt in Oakland.

Prometheus Symphony Orchestra is an all-volunteer organization and relies on your contributions of any size to help offset the loss of concert revenue.  Anything you can contribute to help defray our costs is greatly appreciated.

Music Director Eric Hansen and The Prometheus Symphony Orchestra welcome you to our concert series for the 2021–2022 season, featuring well-established favorites as well as innovative, modern works.