Delaware County Symphony Presents Fanfare for the New World Symphony Concert

​Join the Delaware County Symphony for an inspiring program highlighting the rich tapestry of American musical voices on Sunday, March 1st at 3:00 PM.

William Grant Still’s vibrant Festive Overture opens the concert with rhythmic brilliance and uplifting spirit. World renowned and award-winning pianist Thomas Pandolfi takes the stage for Edward MacDowell’s Piano Concerto No. 2, a sweeping Romantic masterpiece filled with lyricism and sparkling virtuosity. The orchestra then explores the heart of early American musical heritage through William Schuman’s beloved New England Triptych, before concluding with Duke Ellington’s Three Black Kings, a soulful and majestic tribute blending symphonic tradition with jazz-inflected color.

Find out more about the pieces featured at this concert by attending Meet the Music, a free, pre-concert lecture presented by Neumann University Music Professor, Dr. Richard Sayers, at 2:00 PM. The Fanfare for the New World Symphony Concert will be presented on March 1 at 3:00 PM in Neumann University's Meagher Theatre. Tickets for the concert may be purchased at dcsmusic.org/tickets

DCS Explorers

A FREE event for children, the next DCS Symphony Explorers is Monday, February 16 and features the TUBA!

Delaware County Symphony Presents A Celebration of Black History with Sound and Sight

In honor of Black History Month, the Chamber Series of Delaware County Symphony is presenting a combination of theatrical performance with classical string quartet music on Sunday, February 15 at 3:00 PM. Historical Interpreter and Educator, Dr. Daisy Nelson-Century will bring Harriet Tubman to life with accompanying music by pioneering African American composer, Florence Price. Below are Dr. Daisy Nelson-Century, Composer Florence Price and Dr. Nelson-Century as Harriet Tubman.