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CONCERT SCHEDULE

Spring 2026

Saturday, March 28, 7:30pm

Town Hall Theater, Middlebury

Sunday March 29, 4:00pm

Grace Congregational Church, Rutland

 

 

The concert will feature a diverse selection of works, beginning with Fanfare by Vermont composer Erik Nielsen, a piece originally commissioned by the Vermont Symphony Orchestra in celebration of their 80th anniversary.
 
We will also perform Gwyneth Walker’s Let America Be America Again, which is a musical setting of the Langston Hughes poem composed for narrator and orchestra. This will be followed by select movements from Lee Johnson’s Dead Symphony No. 6, a work inspired by the music of the Grateful Dead. To conclude the program, we will perform Antonín Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9 ("From the New World").

 

​​​​​​​​​​​Tickets are available online in advance and at the door for both performances. If purchasing tickets at the door for the Rutland concert please bring cash or check only. 

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General Admission:  $15

Senior (60+):  $10

Student:  $5

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Summer Pops 2026

 

TBD ​

 

Fall 2026

 

TBD

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Past Guest Artists:


Arc Bender Circus Opera
Cricket Blue
Alastair Stout, organ
David Feurzeig, piano
Stefanie Weigand, voice
Nico Brayton, piano

Karen Kevra, flute
McKinnley James, cello
Gareth Cordery, piano
Margaret Roddy, clarinet
Nova Wang and Erin Dundas (Youth Concerto Competition Winners), violin
Katherine Winterstein, violin
Dan Frostman, oboe
Tracy Silverman, electric violin
Mary Rowell, violin
Dieuwke Davydov, cello
Heidi Soons, harp
Iain MacHarg, highland bagpipes
Diana Fanning, piano
Sammy Angstman (Youth Concerto Competition Winner), piano

 

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Photos courtesy of David Devine

 

Champlain Philharmonic

PO Box 122

Middlebury, VT 05753

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