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The Asheville Symphony performs & promotes symphonic music for enjoyment & education of people in WNC
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The Asheville Symphony Orchestra
Darko Butorac, Music Director

For tickets and more information call:
828-254-7046
or visit on the web:
http://www.ashevillesymphony.org

Asheville Symphony
PO Box 2852
Asheville NC 28802
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06/23/2026

Season Spotlight!

An Evening with Kelli O’Hara | Broadway, American Songbook + More

Join Tony Award winner and Emmy- and GRAMMY-nominated artist Kelli O'Hara for a dazzling evening of music with your Asheville Symphony.

From beloved American Songbook classics to modern Broadway favorites, this program showcases the extraordinary vocal artistry and emotional range that have made O’Hara one of the most celebrated performers on stage today.

Backed by your Asheville Symphony, this unforgettable evening blends elegance, storytelling, and the magic of Broadway in a symphonic setting.

Part of our ongoing season spotlight series. Renew your subscription now to experience the full season of extraordinary performances at https://ashevillesymphony.org/subscriptions/

06/22/2026

Season Spotlight!

Carmina Burana with Immersive Projection Art + the Asheville Symphony Chorus

Experience Carl Orff’s monumental masterpiece, Carmina Burana, like never before in a breathtaking fusion of music and visual art.

Join your Asheville Symphony and the The Asheville Symphony Chorus, along with soloists Jana McIntyre, soprano, Andrew Morstein Andrew Morstein, tenor, and Craig Verm, baritone, for one of the most powerful and widely performed works of the 20th century.

This immersive performance is elevated by stunning projection art created by Adam Larsen, transforming the stage into a vivid, ever-shifting visual landscape that amplifies the drama, intensity, and raw energy of Orff’s score.

A visceral, unforgettable concert experience where music, voice, and imagery come together in spectacular form.

06/21/2026

Season Spotlight!

Handel’s Messiah | featuring the Asheville Symphony Chorus

Celebrate the holiday season with the soaring power and emotional depth of Handel’s iconic masterpiece, Messiah.

Featuring the Asheville Symphony Chorus, your Asheville Symphony, and four exceptional soloists: Jessica Beebe, soprano, Kristen Dubenion-Smith (alto), Ben Gulley, tenor, and Sam Dhobhany, bass. This timeless work brings moments of reflection, joy, and triumphant beauty to life on stage.

From intimate arias to exhilarating choruses, Messiah remains one of the most enduring traditions of the season, offering a powerful shared experience for audiences of all ages.

Join us as we continue unveiling the upcoming season and don’t miss the chance to renew your subscription and be part of it all.

Renew online at https://ashevillesymphony.org/subscriptions/

06/20/2026

Last week to renew your seats!

This is your final week to renew your seats for the 2026-2027 Asheville Symphony season!

A key benefit of becoming a season subscriber is the option to renew your same seats each year and continue enjoying your preferred concert experience. To guarantee this perk, subscriptions must be completed by June 26, 2026.

Don’t miss your chance to keep your seats for another unforgettable season of music with the Asheville Symphony.

Renew online at https://ashevillesymphony.org/subscriptions/

06/19/2026

Season Spotlight!

We're continuing to unveil the incredible concerts coming in our 2026–2027 season!

Aaron Diehl Trio

Join acclaimed pianist Aaron Diehl , bassist David Wong, and drummer Aaron Kimmel for an unforgettable evening where jazz tradition meets classical artistry. Known for their celebrated performances at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the trio creates vibrant musical conversations that celebrate the rich history of American music.

Featuring cherished selections from the American Songbook while tracing the influence of jazz pioneers on classical music and beyond, this program showcases the brilliance, versatility, and unmistakable chemistry of three extraordinary musicians.

06/18/2026

Season Spotlight!

We're continuing to unveil the incredible concerts coming in our 2026-2027 season!

Solo Piano Showcase with Pianist Inna Faliks

Acclaimed pianist Inna Faliks, praised by The New Yorker as "adventurous and passionate," takes the stage for an intimate evening of extraordinary piano music.

Featuring works by Clara Schumann, Frédéric Chopin, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Robert Schumann, this recital showcases the beauty, drama, and expressive power of the Romantic repertoire. From Chopin's lyrical Nocturne and electrifying Scherzo to Beethoven's iconic Appassionata Sonata and Robert Schumann's dazzling Symphonic Études, every work highlights Faliks' poetic artistry and captivating musicianship.

Renew your subscription and experience this unforgettable evening, along with an entire season of exceptional performances you won't want to miss.

06/17/2026

Symphony in the Park returns on September 6th at 7:00pm!

Join the Asheville Symphony for a spectacular night of music under the stars. This year will feature award-winning vocalist Erica Gabriel! Accomplished in a wide range of styles including jazz, musical theatre, opera, and gospel, we are excited to welcome her back for her third performance with the Asheville Symphony! family-friendly event is free and open to the public.

Looking for an extra special experience? Pair your subscription with preferred seating at Symphony in the Park which includes a camping chair directly behind sponsor tables, offering a comfortable spot with excellent views close to the stage!

Subscription information at www.AshevilleSymphony.org

06/16/2026

Masterworks Spotlight!

Masterworks 7: Homeland | Kodály, Wieniawski + Dvořák

Homeland closes our Masterworks season with music rooted in identity, tradition, and the powerful voice of cultural heritage. These works draw deeply from folk rhythms and national spirit, transforming them into orchestral statements that are vibrant, passionate, and impossible to ignore.

Kodály’s Dances of Galánta bursts with Hungarian dance traditions in bold, colorful orchestration. Wieniawski’s Violin Concerto No. 1, featuring violinist Robert Lakatoš, showcases youthful virtuosity and a fiery Polish finale full of energy and flair. Dvořák’s Symphony No. 7 brings the journey to a powerful close, channeling Czech pride into one of his most intense and deeply expressive symphonic works.

06/15/2026

Masterworks Spotlight!

Masterworks 6: Marquee | Gershwin, Bernstein + Styne

Marquee brings New York City to life, not just as a backdrop, but as a character in its own right. This program captures the pulse of 1930s and ’40s Manhattan: brassy, electric, tender, and constantly in motion.

From Styne’s sparkling Gypsy overture to Gershwin’s rhythmic Concerto in F, featuring pianist Aaron Diehl, the music swings between jazz-infused energy and lyrical reflection. Bernstein’s Three Dance Episodes from On the Town paints a vivid portrait of subway rushes and skyline dreams, while Gershwin’s Porgy & Bess symphonic picture brings the evening home with one of the defining works of American music. Rooted in tradition, storytelling, and the sound of a city that never sleeps.

06/14/2026

Masterworks Spotlight!

Masterworks 5: Dedication | Respighi, Glière + Saint-Saëns

Dedication marks a moment of reflection and celebration, honoring milestones of artistry, place, and community. As we recognize the 100th anniversary of First Baptist Church of Asheville, this program brings together works that speak to legacy, reverence, and enduring musical vision.

Respighi’s Gli Uccelli (The Birds) offers a delicate, evocative opening, followed by Glière’s richly expressive Horn Concerto, featuring Jeffrey Whaley. At the heart of the program, Saint-Saëns’s Symphony No. 3, the “Organ,” performed with organist Tate Addis, stands as a monumental testament to creative culmination—music that gathers a lifetime of expression into one towering statement.

With guest artists from our own community, we are proud to share this celebration alongside the musicians who help shape our musical home.

Address

27 College Place Ste 100
Asheville, NC
28801

Telephone

(828) 254-7046

Website

http://www.ashevillesymphony.org/

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