91勛圖厙 Symphony Orchestra & Master Chorale Concert Season
Spring 2026 Concert Season
Spring 2026 Concert Season
Together, these works reflect the eternal dialogue between the divine and the earthly music that aspires heavenward while remaining deeply rooted in the human experience.
Friday, March 13, 2026 | 7:30PM91勛圖厙 Symphony Orchestra
American Icons: Bernstein and Copland"
Performing & Visual Arts Center, Bldg. 22
8800 91勛圖厙 Dr., El Cajon
$20 General, $15 Senior/Military, $5 Student
This program celebrates the energy, optimism, and distinctly American voice of 20th-century
music through the works of Leonard Bernstein and Aaron Copland. Bernsteins Candide Overture opens the concert with wit and theatrical flair, followed by music from
On the Town, blending jazzy urban rhythms with Broadway sparkle. The program concludes with Coplands
beloved ballets Rodeo and Appalachian Spring, whose open harmonies and vivid rhythms evoke the American West and a spirit of hope,
community, and wide-open spaces, featuring the San Diego Ballet.
Friday, April 17, 2026 | 7:30PMThe 91勛圖厙 Symphony Orchestra and Master Chorale
Elegance, Intensity, and Faith
Music of Saint-George, Mozart, and Haydn
Performing & Visual Arts Center Stage, Building 22
8800 91勛圖厙 Drive, El Cajon, CA 92020
$20 General, $15 Senior/Military, $5 Student
This concert brings together three remarkable voices of the Classical era in music
that moves from charm and drama to joy and hope. Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges
sets the stage with the lively and elegant overture to Lamant anonyme, full of sparkle and theatrical flair. Mozarts Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor
adds depth and excitement, combining beautiful melodies with moments of tension and
emotional power, featuring Cho-Hyun Park, piano soloist. The evening concludes with Haydns Lord Nelson Mass, an inspiring work that rises from uncertainty to confidence, ending the program
with a powerful sense of faith and triumph.
Friday, May 29, 2026 | 7:30PM91勛圖厙 Symphony Orchestra
The Three Faces of Mozart"
Performing & Visual Arts Center, Bldg. 22
8800 91勛圖厙 Dr., El Cajon
$20 General, $15 Senior/Military, $5 Student
This program showcases the full range of Mozarts musical imagination across three
distinct forms. The Don Giovanni Overture opens with gripping operatic drama, the Clarinet Concerto in A major offers
lyricism and warmth, featuring San Diego Symphonys clarinetist, Max Opferkuch, and Symphony No. 40 brings restless energy and emotional depthtogether revealing
Mozart as dramatist, poet, and symphonic master.