The MasterWorks series serves as the cornerstone of the Canton Symphony Orchestra’s mission as a nonprofit performing arts organization. Delving into the expansive repertoire of orchestral music, we present a diverse array of traditional favorites, contemporary compositions, and pieces by overlooked or underappreciated composers from throughout history.
Classical music embodies a wealth of depth and diversity, spanning centuries, continents, and cultural landscapes. Within its vast tapestry, there are endless treasures waiting to be explored and appreciated. We extend a warm invitation for you to join us on this enriching musical journey!
For those eager to experience the full spectrum of our MasterWorks series, we offer the option to purchase concert tickets as a package, providing a convenient and cost-effective opportunity to enjoy these captivating performances with a discount of 15%.
Season subscriptions will be available for renewal and sale starting on July 1, 2026 through September 26, 2026. The deadline to renew is August 31, 2026.
Tangazo (Variations on Beunos Aires) – Astor Piazzolla
Aconcagua, Concerto for Bandoneón – Astor Piazzolla
Andante Moderato – Florence Price
Symphony no. 1 – Ludwig van Beethoven
Guest conductor and music director finalist Mélisse Brunet describes this program as one that “will be very hard to stay seated” through.
This program brings together three composers known for their command of rhythm, giving the orchestra many moments to shine.
Guest conductor and music director finalist Austin Chanu describes this concert as “music connected through rhythmic grooves and dance styles.”
This program was created for first-time listeners of live orchestral music, especially families to explore their first concert experience together.
Guest conductor and music director finalist Jacob Joyce describes this concert as “exploring three different country-specific approaches to Romanticism, highlighting dramatic works from three fantastic composers.”
Ballade – Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
Piano Concerto in A minor – Edvard Grieg
Symphony no. 4 – Johannes Brahms
Guest conductor and music director finalist Yue Bao describes this concert as an “exploration of different ways the natural world is translated into sound. It moves from delicate, ethereal language to a showcase of monumental strength.”
D’un matin de printemps – Lili Boulanger
Piano Concerto in G – Maurice Ravel
Symphony no. 2 – Jean Sibelius
In the spirit of a proper finale, we felt it appropriate to present a true showcase of the talent we are fortunate to have as part of this organization. The virtuosity of both the Canton Symphony Orchestra and Chorus will be celebrated with a program to match.
Don Giovanni Overture – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Variaciones concertantes – Alberto Ginastera
Stabat Mater – Francis Poulenc
Programs and Artists Subject to Change Without Notice
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