Upcoming Events
2008-2009

Anna Kostrzynska October 25th
Pre-Election Program + Tschaikovsky’s
Exciting Second Symphony


St Patricks December 6th
The Gift of the Magi + Holiday Favorites

George Corbett March 21st
Dance! + Violinist Linda Molina

In a Galaxy...

May 16th
SSO Goes to the Movies + Beethoven's Dramatic Seventh Symphony

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Sheldon Bair
                                  photo by Donald McClure
Sheldon Bair

Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra
Thirty-Second Season 2008-2009
Under the baton of founder and music director Sheldon Bair,
the Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra (SSO) begins its thirty-second concert season.

The SSO on Harford Cable Network!
Check out our most recent performance on HCN.

Sunday April 5 at 9pm
Sunday April 12 at 9pm
Sunday April 19 at 9pm
and Sunday April 26 at 9pm

Memorial Fund
The SSO memorial fund is an important part of the
Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra’s ability to sustain
its commitment to provide a quality orchestral music
experience to Harford County Residents. Begun by a
bequest from Sibyl Davis Gunther, long time violinist
and patron, the memorial fund will provide operating
funds for the orchestra from interest generated while
leaving the principal intact. If you would like to
make a contribution to this fund, please send it to
Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra, PO Box 963,
Abingdon, MD 21009.


Ever wonder what goes on back stage?

Come volunteer your time and talent in jobs from
stage crews to usher to community outreach.

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The Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra serves the residents of Harford and surrounding counties by providing access to orchestral music, affording area musicians the opportunity to learn, perform, and share orchestral music with the community-at-large. Through creative programming, education, rehearsal, and public performance, the SSO strives to stimulate creativity and provide for the intellectual growth of its musicians and audiences alike by increasing awareness of symphonic music, both standard repertoire and newer or lesser-known works.

The Susquehanna Symphony Orchestra is funded by an operating grant from the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency dedicated to cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive, with special thanks to the Harford County Government through the Harford County Cultural Arts Board. Funding for the Maryland State Arts Council is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.

 

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