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Our 99th season begins with Max Richter’s cinematic On the Nature of Daylight; Franz Joseph Haydn’s Cello Concerto No. 1 performed by Tess Crowther; and Antonín Dvořák’s thrilling New World Symphony.
Join the Fort Smith Symphony in a heroic night featuring the best superheroes on film, including X-Men, Captain America, Robin Hood, Iron Man, Wonder Woman, Transformers, and more!
An eye-opening concert of chamber music of and inspired by Indigenous cultures, featuring the work of Louis W. Ballard, Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate, Carlos Nakai, and Jack Kilpatrick. Er-Gene Kahng, violin Lori Fay, violin Jesse Collet, viola Rob Bradshaw, cello Brad Clonch, flute Andrew DeBoer, clarinet
Our most popular concert of the season returns, bringing life to your holiday favorites such as Sleigh Ride, We Three Kings, The Nutcracker, Amazing Grace, and more!
A special program of music by Emmy-nominated film composer Amos Cochran, performed by the FSS String Quartet. Er-Gene Kahng, violin Lori Fay, violin Jesse Collett, viola Rob Bradshaw, cello February 25, 2023 7PM @ King Opera House
Our classics concert spans the 20th century and beyond with Cristina Spinei’s ode to Tornado Alley, Whirl; Kenneth Fuch’s Rush for Saxophone and Orchestra, performed by Damian Cheek; and Howard Hanson’s Symphony No. 2.
Our popular outdoor concert is back in 2023 at the Green on the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith Campus. Bring your chairs, blankets, and picnic baskets for a free community concert featuring Fort Smith favorites.
A thrilling and historic evening of orchestral works written by Louis Ballard, the first recognized Native American concert composer. To be recorded by the Fort Smith Symphony for international release on Naxos Records.