2021–2022 | Season 72

Charles Latshaw, Conductor and Music Director

All evening concerts will begin at 7:30pm in Ardrey Memorial Auditorium on the campus of Northern Arizona University.

The Dec. 5th Saturday matinee for the Nutcracker Lollipop is at 2pm and the “Broadway Classics” matinee on Saturday, Feb. 19th, 2022 is at 3pm

Season 72 Concerts

We are so excited to return to LIVE performances and look forward to seeing our patrons in person again! Many of the programs we were unable to perform from last season are part of Season 72, including Celebrating Beethoven with Jeffrey Swan on piano in September, Musical Stories in January, and Broadway Classics in February. We also have several new programs including Musical Landscapes in October featuring Steven Moeckel on violin performing the Dvorak Violin Concerto, along with Symphony No. 2 by Sibelius. This extraordinary season will conclude with An Earth Day Celebration highlighting the talents of renowned cellist Cecily Parnas performing Ernst Bloch’s Hebraic Rhapsody paired with the monumental Le Mer by Claude Debussy. Join us for a season of celebration and renewal as we return to the concert stage!

Program subject to change based on COVID-19 restrictions

Beethoven Challenge
May 29 – June 12, 2021

Have you ever wanted to travel to Bonn, Germany, and run, walk or ride past the incredible historical landmarks in Ludwig van Beethoven’s hometown? Here’s your chance to experience the power and majesty of one of the greatest composers of all time as you achieve your fitness goals. As a bonus, you will receive fun facts and pictures related to Beethoven and this beautiful region of Germany, and you can listen to our Spotify playlists along the way to enjoy Beethoven’s inspiring music. And don’t forget about the awesome rewards you will receive for achieving your goals, including a cool Beethoven medal and optional t-shirt. 

What are you waiting for? Take the Beethoven Challenge today!

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A Flag Fourth
July 4th, 2021, 2pm

The Flagstaff Symphony Returns to Live Performances July 4th! The Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra is excited to announce a return to live performances, beginning with the popular Flagstaff Independence Day celebration concert, A Flag Fourth.
This flag-waving patriotic concert is a chance to celebrate our nation’s independence in a safe, outdoor setting with your family and friends. A Flag Fourth will be a ticketed event with limited seating!
Learn more at www.flagstaffsymphony.org/aflagfourth
The CDC and Coconino County have lifted mask restrictions for vaccinated individuals. Unvaccinated people are strongly encouraged to wear a mask to this celebration.