2019-20 Concert Season

COVID-19 has changed everything for  many of us.  We deeply regret that we must cancel our May concert as we did for March.  We plan to reschedule the Stravinsky and Hoover works for next season. Check back for information on our 2020-21 season as it develops.

We miss performing for our audience as we are sure you miss hearing us.  We look forward to greeting you all next season.

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.

First Concert: Sunday, September 29, 2019  
Antonin Dvořák • Symphony No. 8 in G Major, Op. 88
Hugo Alfvén  • Midsommarvaka “Swedish Rhapsody”

Second Concert: Sunday, November 17, 2019 
 Robert Schumann • Symphony No. 3 in E^b Major Op. 97 “Rhenish”
Maurice Ravel · Boléro
Julia Perry* •  Short Piece for Orchestra  
*The performance of the Perry is part of PSO’s Women Composers series

Third Concert: Sunday, January 26, 2020
Jean Sibelius  •  Symphony No. 5 in E^b Major, Op. 82
Carl Nielsen •  Flute Concerto
Maya Stock, flute
Felix Khuner Young Artist Concerto Competition Winner

Fourth Concert: Sunday, March 22, 2020 –
Cancelled due to COVID-19 Concerns

Fifth Concert: Sunday, May 17, 2020
Cancelled (see above)  
Igor Stravinsky • The Rite of Spring
Katherine Hoover  • Medieval Suite
Women Composers Series
Catherine Jennings, flute soloist

-> All Concerts Start at 3:00 PM <-
Pre-concert Talk begins at 2:40 PM

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114 Montecito Avenue, at corner of Bay Place
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55 Years of Community Music Making

Music Director Eric Hansen and The Prometheus Symphony Orchestra welcome you to our concert series for the 2019–2020 season, featuring well-established favorites as well as innovative, modern works.