A New Type Of Symphony Experience
The Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra has been offering extraordinary musical experiences since 1918. With big city arts in the heart of Sheboygan County, our concerts are a captivating and uplifting experience for all to indulge in.
2023-2024 Season Auditions
The Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra has no auditions scheduled at this time. If you would like to be considered for our substitute/extra list, please send your inquiry with a one-page performance resume to heather@sheboygansymphony.
Open Positions
None Available At This Time.
The Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra has the following positions open:
+ Office Coordinator
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no bowtie required
Contrary to what many think, formal wear is not required. Business casual is common.
relax. we're not your average symphony.
Kids welcome
Children four years and older are welcome at all performances with a purchased ticket.
Enjoy Refreshments
No carry-ins are allowed, but beverages are available for purchase at concession stations.
music for all
We perform mainly classical, but throw in a twist of pop-oriented pieces to keep things fresh.
As Sheboygan’s musical treasure for over a century, the Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra has touched the lives of many. Generous donations allow us to make a lasting impact in Sheboygan. Our symphony makes the Sheboygan community a more attractive place to live, work and raise a family.
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Stay tuned! More events coming soon.
Fiesta!
We open our second season under Maestro Estigarribia with an Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra premiere, a rhythmic and energetic piece titled Fiesta! by Peruvian Jimmy López Bellido, followed by Mozart’s 21st Piano Concerto with its ravishing slow movement. Brahms’ dramatic and triumphant First Symphony completes this festive program.
Program: Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 21, Soloist Fanya Lin, piano Brahms: Symphony No. 1
Holiday Pops
Our holiday concert features a variety of seasonal selections, including audience favorites like Sleigh Ride and Silent Night plus pieces new to the SSO: Symph-Hanukkah and Navidad Latina.
Featuring the Sheboygan Symphony Chorus and Chamber Singers
Requiem
In March we present Louise Farrenc’s Symphony No. 3, a hidden gem with exuberant intensity. Mozart’s Requiem is long admired for its powerful expression of grief and consolation ever since it was performed soon after the composer’s untimely death. Today, it’s heard in film scores nearly as often as in the concert hall.
Farrenc: Symphony No. 3
Mozart: Requiem featuring the SSO Chorus and Lakeland University Choir
Titan
We end the season triumphantly, with one of the greatest American masterpieces, Samuel Barber’s youthful violin concerto, with lush passages and a fireworks finale. Gustav Mahler’s First Symphony, called “Titan,” features evocations of nature, Austrian country dances, darkly witty klezmer tunes and a stunning grand finale.
Barber: Violin Concerto Soloist, John Bian, violin Mahler: Symphony No. 1, “Titan”
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