Experience moments with the CSO that will uplift, inspire and captivate. Join us for a season highlighting the talent of the entire Orchestra, plus extraordinary guest artists and orchestral favorites like Mahler’s Symphony No. 1, Dvořák's New World Symphony, Sheherazade, Beethoven’s Eroica and Pines of Rome.
Classical Roots
Love and fellowship ring throughout Music Hall for one of Cincinnati's most anticipated musical traditions of each year! JMR leads the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, the Classical Roots Community Choir, Nouveau Program and special guest artists in an evening of inspirational music and poetry encompassing a variety of genres from Gospel to Hip-Hop.
From Stravinsky and Brahms, to Doo Wop and Broadway, plus everything in between, explore a full season of music that will move you.
We’re thrilled to welcome audiences to Music Hall for an exciting season of music. Join us in-person at Music Hall and enjoy the music you love.
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The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO) announced the release of its newest recording, American Dreams, conducted by Music Director Louis Langrée. American Dreams features live performances from Langrée’s final two seasons and was specially curated and released to celebrate his finale season as the Orchestra’s Music Director.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO) announced complete details for its Classical Roots concert on April 19, 7:30 p.m. at Music Hall.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has announced the 2024-25 season, highlighting the breadth and versatility of the Orchestra’s musicians.
Read the latest issue of Fanfare Magazine.
We partner with local artists, residents and community organizations to share the experience of making music. Look for us in neighborhoods throughout Greater Cincinnati!
You are writing the history of the CSO—right here, right now.
Music lives within us all, and connects us to our world and to each other.
