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New Websites for Students, Parents, and Teachers!
These websites will provide meaningful online learning opportunities for students of all ages, in addition to the Symphony’s recent partnership with Columbus City Schools to provide curriculum for every third-grade student in the district.
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In the News
The Columbus Dispatch
"It’s how (audiences) consume the world right now,” Milanov said. “They consume it through only one medium, which is your computer screen at home.”
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Carl Orff’s O Fortuna from Carmina Burana
The Columbus Symphony and Chorus present one of the most iconic and requested pieces in the classical repertiore, Carl Orff’s O Fortuna from Carmina Burana. Look for it in the highlights of our 20-21 season!
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Happy Earth Day!
We celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! What better place to celebrate than the Columbus Symphony Grove at Franklin Park. Take a tour with Music Director Rossen Milanov and music played by the Columbus Symphony. Enjoy!!
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Handel's Hallelujah Chorus from the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
While we may not be able to be together in person, through music we can all be together in spirit during this special time of year. We hope this beautifully curated virtual performance of the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah, performed by the...
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Columbus Symphony Chorus - You'll Never Walk Alone
The Columbus Symphony Chorus virtual chorus.
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Public Health Update: The Coronavirus
All performances and events for the Columbus Symphony are canceled through May 2 as we support efforts by public health officials and the Governor to reduce the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community.
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Winner of the Columbus Symphony’s 2020 Young Musicians Competition
16-year-old violinist Cecilia Martin
The Columbus Symphony announced the winner of its 2020 Young Musicians Competition, 16-year-old violinist Cecilia Martin. As such, Martin has been awarded the first-ever Lois H. Allen Concerto Prize of $1,000 donated by the Friends of the Symphony an...
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Review | Columbus Symphony Orchestra, Chihuly sculptures open doors on light and death
The Columbus Dispatch
"The orchestra played sublimely into the moment of transfiguration, soaring over plateau after plateau, maintaining intensity and luster of sound to the final climax, which glowed with the cool shade of eternity."
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Benefit Concert Community Leaders
Check out our Benefit Concert Community Leaders then and now.
