IMPORTANT PERFORMANCE UPDATE:
The DuPage Symphony Orchestra has been carefully monitoring developments regarding the spread of COVID-19. In keeping with guidance issued by Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and state and local public health officials, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the following performances:
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Fri., Mar. 20 – Open Dress Rehearsal
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Sat., Mar. 21 – Gateway to Romance Concert
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Sat., Apr. 4 - Tiny Great Performances at the DuPage Children's Museum
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Sun., Apr. 19 - Outreach performance at Addison Public Library
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Fri. Apr. 24 - Chamber Music at the 95th Street Library, Naperville
We sincerely regret these cancellations, but the safety of our patrons, musicians, volunteers, and staff must be our top priority.
We are in the process of contacting all ticket holders to discuss exchange, donation, or refund options.
Thank you for your patience, support, and understanding as we navigate this difficult situation.
We look forward to welcoming you back to Wentz Concert Hall soon!
The DuPage Symphony Orchestra is a highly accomplished community orchestra, serving DuPage County with the vision of transforming hearts, minds, and communities through music.
Please join us at one of our upcoming DSO concerts!
Classical music offers numerous benefits:
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Listening to music provides inspiration, promotes relaxation, sparks creativity, boosts memory, reduces stress, alleviates depression, and helps those with special needs communicate.
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Studying music at a young age helps increase vocabulary, builds self-esteem, promotes creativity, and improves physical dexterity.
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Performing music teaches self-discipline, teamwork, and emotional expression.
Hearing music in live performance is one of the most thrilling experiences of all: the music sounds vibrant, immediate, and alive; you can literally feel the passion of the players on stage; and you, the listener, become part of a very special musical journey.
Whether you are a music aficionado who wants to know more about our rich and varied repertoire or a brand new listener who wants to understand the very basics of orchestral music, we can assure you that our DSO concerts will be enjoyed by all. Please join us for inspiring performances throughout the year!
We hope you will also consider sharing your time and talents by joining the Friends of the DSO. Volunteer opportunities include assisting with front of house, outreach events, fundraising, or marketing.
The DSO is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your support as a patron, subscriber, volunteer, or donor helps:
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Inspire people of all ages to develop an appreciation for music.
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Provide real-life orchestral experiences for area students.
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Create an outlet for talented musicians to share their passion of music with the community.
Congratulations to our Young Artists Auditions winners!
First Place
Nicholas Boettcher, double bass
Second Place
Sonya Jones, violin
Honorable Mention
Zechariah Mo, viola
Katharine Nelson, violin
Kyle Rappe, marimba
Linda Wang, violin
THANK YOU CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION PARTNERS
Prestissimo Level
This program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.
Presto Level
Vivace Level
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Andante Moderato Level
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THANK YOU IN-KIND DONORS & COMMUNITY PARTNERS
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