Pay-Per-View

Purchase access to our Oct 18th online Masterworks Concert which will be hosted by Maestro Boothe and Raymond Jones from WHRO. They will talk about different ways great programing can begin a new season. This concert will feature our previously recorded season opening pieces from 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, and finish with Dvorak's New World Symphony! There may even be some surprise special guests -- so don't miss it!

Celebrate Beethoven's 250th birthday year by purchasing access to our Nov 22nd online Masterworks Concert! Hosted by Maestro Boothe and Raymond Jones from WHRO, they will talk about the significance of Beethoven with some background on the works being featured. The Symphonicity Chorus and Old Dominion University Chorus as well as members from the Tidewater Winds Concert Band join us for this huge concert!

This year's annual concert for children and families will feature dancers from Ballet Virginia! Hear Raymond Jones from WHRO tell the story as Symphonicity plays in Sergei Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf." There will be special interactive portions of this concert featuring our musicians interacting with our young viewers. Be sure not to miss this classic, along with all the extras!

Verdi's Requiem like you've never heard or seen before! Enjoy awesome stage camera views along with theater views from the Sandler Center. The Symphonicity Chorus and ODU Chorus join our orchestra in this epic musical drama that was possibly Symphonicity's most triumphant performance to date! For a more intimate insight, Maestro Boothe and Raymond Jones from WHRO will provide special commentary between the movements. You won't want to miss this powerful experience.

A little play on words in this title reveals what is in store for this concert! Maestro Boothe and Raymond Jones from WHRO lead us through a delightful introduction contrasting the features of Mozart and Haydn. The concert will feature two of our most special guests, Ànnika Jenkins, and National Symphony Orchestra cellist, Steven Honigberg, as they are featured with the Symphonicity Chamber Orchestra in this beloved classical repertoire. In this concert, you will definitely see Mozart "is" Haydn as the pieces will be presented in a highly-innovative and unusual manner!

We end our 40th Anniversary "virtual" season with a finale that features one of our favorite Symphonicity soloists! Thomas Pandolfi takes the stage once again in what was the world-premiere of Polo Piatti's latest piano concerto. We'll also share some of his famous encores! Maestro Boothe and Raymond Jones from WHRO talk about the future for Symphonicity including news about the 2021/22 season! Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture serves as the finale and kicks off the summer. Complete with loud choristers, booming canons from within the theater and glowing fireworks behind the orchestra, it'll be WOW!