With the United States nearing its 250th anniversary…
Summit, Myths & Music honors the landscapes and myths that have defined the country’s spirit.
Carl Nielsen’s Helios Overture traces the sun’s grand ascent over the Aegean, filling the orchestra with brilliance. Britten’s Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes follows—an evocative seascape of shimmering blues, stark silences, and surging waves.
The mystery of Mount Rainier unfolds in Stephen Lias’s It Stands Alone, a powerful multimedia tribute commissioned in partnership with the National Park Service to honor Mount Rainier National Park’s 125th anniversary.
The evening concludes with Dvořák’s American Suite, where dance-like melodies and rustic harmonies celebrate the composer’s love for the New World.
Auburn Symphony Remembers Founder Stewart Kershaw
The Auburn Symphony Orchestra mourns the passing of its founder and longtime conductor, Stewart Kershaw, whose vision, leadership, and devotion to musicians and community shaped the cultural life of Auburn and the greater Puget Sound region for decades.
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