Princeton Symphony Orchestra

Musicians

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Music Director

Respected and admired by audiences and musicians alike, Princeton Symphony Orchestra (PSO) Music Director Rossen Milanov is also the music director designate of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, Ohio. In addition, he serves as music director of the Orquesta...

Soulful Reflections

Sunday, March 15, 2015
4 pm; Pre-Concert Talk, 3 pm

Sebastian Currier’s Microsymph revives the past, dressing it up for the present in a brilliant parody. Schumann discovers the perfect romantic voice in the sound of the cello. His concerto is filled with soaring melodies and virtuosic flourishes. Offered as an encore, Massenet's “Meditation” from Thais is a poignant and delicate statement of love, always an audience favorite. Sibelius’ Symphony...

History and Mission

Since its founding in 1980, the Princeton Symphony Orchestra has evolved into a professional orchestra of the highest artistic quality. Offering orchestral, pops, and chamber music concerts, as well as lecture events, children's programs, and innovative collaborative programming, the orchestra is Princeton's hub for classical music knowledge and a gateway to the exploration of new music and performance...

Soulful Reflections

Sunday, March 15, 2015
4 pm; Pre-Concert Talk, 3 pm

Sebastian Currier’s Microsymph revives the past, dressing it up for the present in a brilliant parody. Schumann discovers the perfect romantic voice in the sound of the cello. His concerto is filled with soaring melodies and virtuosic flourishes. Offered...

Soundtracks

Held at the Princeton Public Library, Soundtracks is a five-lecture series that provides insights about what goes into “orchestrating” a concert by a professional symphony. The series delves into diverse and fascinating topics, including background...

Behind the Music

An exploration of the creative process behind modern-day music composition, Behind the Music introduces new works that will be heard on Classical Series concerts. Panelists at these forums include the composer, PSO Music Director Rossen Milanov, and...

V.I.P. Pass

Here’s your exclusive invitation to the PSO’s Saturday morning rehearsals at Richardson Auditorium! Observe how the orchestra prepares for Classical Series concerts, hear the words of guidance that Music Director Rossen Milanov offers to musicians...

Meet the Orchestra!

Education becomes entertainment in the hands of the PSO musicians who present teaching performances in the classroom.  A series of four lively, interactive presentations introduces students to the instrument families: strings, woodwinds, brass, and...

PSO BRAVO! Around Town

Each year at Communiversity, Princeton’s town-wide festival of the arts, PSO BRAVO! puts on its famous Instrument Petting Zoo, inviting kids of all ages to try out a variety of musical instruments with the guidance of expert PSO musicians. This hands...

Corporate Support

Supporting the PSO makes good business sense - our patrons are interested in knowing about the best product and services our community has to offer. By contributing to the PSO, you provide yet another reason for people to choose to visit Princeton, live...

Individual Support

Although the PSO consistently sells out concerts, ticket sales cover only 25% of our annual budget. Music is a vital part of a community's cultural resources, and we hope you will join us in ensuring that Princeton continues to have the best in live...

Musicians

...

Music Director

Respected and admired by audiences and musicians alike, Princeton Symphony Orchestra (PSO) Music Director Rossen Milanov is also the music director designate of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra, Ohio. In addition, he serves as music director of the Orquesta...

Soulful Reflections

Sunday, March 15, 2015
4 pm; Pre-Concert Talk, 3 pm

Sebastian Currier’s Microsymph revives the past, dressing it up for the present in a brilliant parody. Schumann discovers the perfect romantic voice in the sound of the cello. His concerto is filled with soaring melodies and virtuosic flourishes. Offered as an encore, Massenet's “Meditation” from Thais is a poignant and delicate statement of love, always an audience favorite. Sibelius’ Symphony...

History and Mission

Since its founding in 1980, the Princeton Symphony Orchestra has evolved into a professional orchestra of the highest artistic quality. Offering orchestral, pops, and chamber music concerts, as well as lecture events, children's programs, and innovative collaborative programming, the orchestra is Princeton's hub for classical music knowledge and a gateway to the exploration of new music and performance...