Grantee Spotlight: Pensacola Symphony Orchestra ‘Beyond the Stage’ culturebuildsflorida.org/2018/06/06/gra…

Pensacola Symphony Opening Night is this Saturday at the Saenger Theatre in #downtownPensacola. Purchase your tickets here: bit.ly/2ycuzum

Pensacola News Journal: "[The Pensacola Symphony Orchestra will] continue the trend of stellar guest artists with violin superstar Jennifer Koh kicking off a lineup of internationally renowned soloists ... [It'll be] an opening night to remember." pnj.com/story/life/201…

Tomorrow night!!! Singing award-winning #Broadway & #Film music with Pensacola Symphony !! pensacolasymphony.com/season-tickets…

.Pensacola Symphony returns to the Saenger Theatre this weekend for Mahler 6th Symphony. Music Director Peter Rubardt discusses the program. tinyurl.com/yxvw6n9s

Symphony, Sparks, and Stars is a great family event. I hope you will spend your #4thOfJuly at Community Maritime Park for a night of patriotic music provided by Pensacola Symphony. Thank you Levin Papantonio Law Firm & Peter Mougey for putting on this FREE community event. bit.ly/2Kpdu8h

Principal Clarinet Richard Jernigan gives a preview of what you can expect at Opening Night this Saturday! A few tickets remain for our socially distanced in-person concerts at 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. You can also experience the concert with our live stream, or view it on demand.

From the triumphant opening notes of Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 to Prokofiev’s playful “Classical” Symphony, Principal Horn Jacquelyn Adams gives a preview of what you can expect at Russian Spectacular this Saturday! Join us in person or virtually!

Spectacular! Join us tomorrow when we’ll be back on the Saenger stage with beloved music by Russian composers. We’ll start the program with Prokofiev’s playful “Classical” Symphony, and Jeffrey Biegel will join the orchestra for Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1!

Break out your blue jeans for Beethoven’s “Eroica!” Principal Violist Michael Fernandez provides a preview of what you can expect at Beethoven & Blue Jeans this Saturday! Join us in person March 20 at 1:30 p.m. or 7:30 p.m., or virtually!

Due to forecasted rain, the PSO in the Park performance scheduled for Sunday, March 28, has been postponed. Join us on Sunday, April 18 at 3 p.m. for the rescheduled performance, and hear light classics, including Mozart's Flute Quartet.

Baritone Corey McKern and Maestro Rubardt met today at the Pensacola Opera to prepare for this weekend’s concert! Corey will be joining the orchestra to sing Mahler’s Songs of a Wayfarer. Our 7:30 p.m. performance is sold out, but a few tickets remain for the 1:30 p.m.!

The forecast looks beautiful for our free PSO in the Park concert this Sunday, May 9 at 3 p.m.! Join us at Museum Plaza in Downtown Pensacola as a small ensemble of PSO musicians plays the music of Haydn, John Williams and more!

Due to current weather conditions, the PSO in the Park performance scheduled for Sunday, October 3, has been canceled. We invite you to join us at Opening Night on October 16 at the Saenger Theatre or at our PSO in the Park performances on April 3 and May 8, 2022.

Intimidated by the long shadow of Beethoven, Brahms labored over his first symphony for 21 years. Within the next decade, he would write additional symphonies, including his final, the Fourth. Hear it at Opening Night on October 16! bit.ly/PSOOpeningNigh…

Last night’s Poetry, Prose and Verse forum provided thoughtful discussion about the connection between music and poetry. Thanks to Teníadé Broughton, Jamey Jones, Scott Satterwhite and Maestro Peter Rubardt for participating and to Jonathan Thompson for moderating!

It was wonderful to see so many people enjoying the music and the weather at yesterday’s PSO in the Park concert! We are grateful for everyone who made the event possible, from the talented PSO brass musicians to Historic Pensacola and WUWF. #downtownpensacola #vacationartfully

Visual art and music will meet tonight at Artel Gallery for our string quartet performance inspired by the current exhibition, "Monochromatic." Doors open at 6:30 p.m. We hope to see you there!

The sun was shining bright for our final PSO in the Park concert of the spring last Sunday! From the performance by our woodwind quintet to activities with Pensacola MESS Hall, Brush & Sketch and the Visual Arts Association of Northwest Florida, it was a wonderful afternoon.