Our season finale celebrates the strength of this community in overcoming adversity, and the way that beauty and faith guide us forward. Tchaikovsky’s Sixth Symphony is his last symphonic statement, a work that is stunningly beautiful and expressive. Fauré’s Requiem is one of the most beloved choral works ever written – songful, soulful, and bringing us to a place of peace. The central movement, the Pie Jesu, will feature Piper Parlock, a young singer from the region.

Join us for a series of special performances by the talented young musicians of the Johnstown Symphony Youth Orchestra Chamber Ensembles. These intimate concerts showcase small groups of JSYO members performing beautiful chamber music in community spaces throughout our region.

From strings and winds to brass and percussion, each ensemble brings its own unique voice and artistry to the stage—highlighting the dedication, teamwork, and musicality of our next generation of symphony musicians.

Admission is free, and all are welcome! Whether you're a longtime music lover or a curious newcomer, these concerts offer a wonderful opportunity to support youth in the arts and enjoy high-quality live music in a relaxed, accessible setting.

Join us for an uplifting afternoon of music as the Johnstown Symphony Chorus presents Inclined to Sing, our annual spring concert! Under the direction of Emily Roy, students will sing a variety of songs that celebrate the joy of music, the spirit of spring, and the power of young voices joining together in harmony.

Admission is free, and all are welcome. Donations are appreciated and help support future performances and educational programs that bring music into the lives of children and our greater community.

Come share in the joy, the talent, and the heartwarming sound of generations singing together. Let’s welcome spring—because we’re all Inclined to Sing!

Celebrate the energy, talent, and dedication of the region’s finest young musicians at the Johnstown Symphony Youth Orchestra Spring Concert! Under the direction of Director David Anderson, the JSYO will perform a dynamic program that highlights the hard work and artistry these students have developed throughout the season.

From stirring symphonic works to uplifting selections for full orchestra, this concert is a joyful showcase of the next generation of musical talent right here in our community.

Tickets: $7 for adults
Students 12 and under attend for free

Join us at the beautiful Richland Performing Arts Center for an evening of music that will leave you inspired and proud of our youth.

Join us for an elegant afternoon of fashion, fun, and community as the Johnstown Symphony Auxiliary proudly presents its annual Fashion Show fundraiser!

Guests will enjoy a delicious luncheon, basket raffles, and a fabulous runway presentation featuring the latest seasonal looks from local boutiques. Models from our community—friends, neighbors, and even a few familiar faces from the Symphony—will showcase styles perfect for spring and summer.

Tickets to this event are $55. To purchase tickets please call Auxiliary Members:

Teresa Marafino: 814-233-6363

or

Joan Moss: 814-241-6918

We perform poignant and inspiring works by Jewish composers whose lives and careers were tragically affected by the Holocaust, while also extending our gratitude to WWII veterans for their bravery and sacrifices. This project brings together local and regional arts and community organizations, each contributing significantly to fostering understanding of this tragic time in world history and commemorating the enduring resilience of humanity. This performance is made possible by The Community Foundation for the Alleghenies Beerman Holocaust Education Fund and the Hope Springs Eternal: Holocaust Education Project.

Please note tickets are ONLINE ONLY with no door sales available.

Our Community Strings Ensemble, under the direction of Beth Pile, welcomes you to their annual Spring Concert! This seasonal performance brings together string players from across the region for an evening filled with warmth, harmony, and community spirit!

Admission is free to the public. We hope to see you there!

The Johnstown Symphony Chorus, under the direction of Jeffrey Webb, invites the community to a Memorial Day tribute at Grandview Cemetery. This annual performance honors the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country and offers a moment of reflection through the power of music.

This event is free and open to the public.

In the case of inclement weather, the Johnstown Symphony Chorus may be unable to perform. Any weather-related updates will be shared on our website and social media channels.

Experience an extraordinary fusion of visual art and symphonic sound at Symphony in Color!

Renowned local artist Sarah Gayle is crafting an exclusive collection of breathtaking paintings, drawings, and sketches—each inspired by this season’s Johnstown Symphony Orchestra performances.

Be part of an exhilarating Sotheby’s-style auction, where you can bid on these one-of-a-kind masterpieces and take home a piece of JSO history. Every winning bid directly supports the JSO’s mission—bringing music to our community, inspiring creativity, and fostering the next generation of musicians.

Don't miss this unforgettable evening where art and music collide! Secure a timeless heirloom and make a lasting impact on the arts in Johnstown.

The New England Symphonic Ensemble performs an afternoon of choral and orchestral masterworks, featuring participating choirs from around the country. The program features Fauré’s transcendent Requiem, led by Craig Denison and Jeffrey L. Webb, alongside John Rutter’s jubilant Te Deum and Gloria, conducted by Kipper Ackerman and Sonja Sepúlveda. Schubert’s lyrical Mass No. 4 in C Major, and Vivaldi’s vibrant Magnificat round out the performance under Dennis Malfatti and Chantae Pittman.

To complete the audition form and download audition materials, please click HERE!