Mississippi Symphony Orchestra

Symphony on the Green
2026-09-10 18:30 - 20:30 (America/Chicago) | St. Andrew’s Upper School, 370 Old Agency Rd., Ridgeland, MS, 39157, United States
St. Andrew’s Parents’ Association and the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra are set for a fabulous Pops concert on the Upper School’s North Campus lawn, beside beautiful Lake Sherwood Wise. The concert is FREE and open to all ages. Picnic baskets, blankets and chairs are welcome, plus food trucks will be on site.

Sponsors

Concert Sponsor: St. Andrew’s Parents’ Association

Music Program

First Half

John Williams — Here They Come
John Williams — Imperial March from Star Wars
Michael Giacchino — Jan Erso & Hope Suite from Rogue One
Hans Zimmer, arr. Paul Lavender — Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest
Katy Perry — Firework
Alex North — Unchained Melody
arr. Ralph Ford — Video Games LIVE

Second Half

Henry Mancini — Strings on Fire
Henry Mancini — The Pink Panther
Leonard Bernstein, arr. Robert Longfield — One Hand, One Heart
arr. Calvin Custer — Mission Impossible Theme
arr. Crafton Beck — Bach Remix
Traditional — Funiculi, Funicula
arr. Patrick Roszell — Born This Way
J. Leubrie Hill — Oh You Drummer!
Morton Gould — American Salute
John Williams — Raiders March from Raiders of the Lost Ark
John Philip Sousa — Stars and Stripes Forever

Pops 2: Pepsi Pops
2026-05-08 19:30 - 21:00 | Old Trace Park at the Rez, 422 Post Road, Ridgeland, MS, 39157, United States
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Pepsi Pops
blast in the park + celebrating USA’s 250th
Grab a friend, neighbor, date, parent – heck, the whole extended family – and embrace this beloved tradition of picnicking and soaking up the sunset on the banks of the Reservoir with MSO. Share time-honored movie-score favorites, plus more from the Great American Songbook, then stick around for the spirit-swelling patriotic tunes and thrilling fireworks finale saluting 250 years of America!
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Concert Program

National Anthem
American Salute
​Shaker
Hymn to the Fallen from Saving Private Ryan
Colonel Bogey March​​​​
Selections from The Sound of Music
​Armed Forces Salute
Fanfare for the Common Man
Strings on Fire
American Patrol March
River Flows in You
Music from Frozen​​​​
Bella’s Lullaby from Twilight
Maple Leaf Rag​​​
​Star Spangled Spectacular
Stars and Stripes Forever

Schedule

5:00 pm – gates open
5:45 pm – Mississippi Youth Symphony Orchestra woodwinds
6:30 pm – David Keary and Friends
7:30 pm – MSO Pepsi Pops concert begins
Fireworks – in conjunction with finale

Food Trucks

Mando’s
Small Time Hot Dogs
A’ha Bistro
Street Dough
Beach Babe Beignets
Pepsi products will be available for purchase.

Concert Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Purchase Tickets” button.
Advance tickets $15; students $5; gate tickets $20
For assistance with ticket purchases, contact MSO Patron Services by phone (601-414-6005) or email.
Present your ticket with QR code on mobile device or printout.

VIP Parking Pass

VIP Parking Pass ($35) permits parking in the lot closest to the green space and is accessible through the gate located on Post Road.
Contact MSO Patron Services at 601-414-6005 or patronservices@msorchestra.com by May 1 to purchase in advance and receive by mail. Space permitting, parking passes may be available at the Post Road gate on the night of the concert.

Venue, Map & Parking Information

The Venue: Old Trace Park on the Rez, 422 Post Road Ridgeland, MS 39157
Parking: free parking lot + VIP parking with $35 pass

Chamber 5: Dvořák to Debussy
2026-05-02 19:30 - 21:00 | Galloway UMC, 305 N Congress St, Jackson, MS, 39201
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Dvořák to Debussy
syncopated ensemble + string quartet
Hear the syncopated marriage of intellect and feeling in Trevor Weston’s Dig It for clarinet, percussion, electric guitar and more in an extraordinary musical conversation not to be missed. Plus, savor the dawn of modernism in an evening centered on the comforting serenades and old-world charm of Dvořák’s famous Wind Serenade and Debussy’s propelling and compelling String Quartet.
This performance is being recorded by Mississippi Public Broadcasting for future airing on MPB’s radio network.
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Concert Program

Trevor Weston, Dig it (2019)
Lowell Hollinger, soprano clarinet

Antonin Dvořák, Serenade for Wind Instruments, Cello & Bass, Op. 44 (1875)
Claude Debussy, String Quartet in G minor (1893)
Mississippi Symphony String Quartet
Alexander Ilchev, violin
Vince Massimino, violin
Ausra Jasineviciute, viola
Mert Ozkan, cello

Featured Musicians

Lowell Hollinger, soprano clarinet
MSO’s Second Clarinet Lowell Hollinger, of Miami, FL, has Bachelor Degrees in Biology and Music in Performance from Jackson State University, a Masters in Clarinet Performance from Louisiana State University, and is finishing a Doctorate at the University of Southern Mississippi. He is principal of the Mississippi Wind Symphony, teaches, and performs with orchestras in the region.
Mississippi Symphony String Quartet
Alexander Ilchev, violin
Vince Massimino, violin
Ausra Jasineviciute, viola
Mert Ozkan, cello

Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Purchase Tickets” button.
For assistance with ticket purchases, contact MSO Patron Services by phone (601-414-6005) or email.
Present your ticket with QR code on mobile device or printout.
6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Galloway UMC, 305 N Congress St, Jackson, MS 39201
Parking: Galloway UMC parking lot and surrounding streets

Sundown at Renaissance - Spring Edition
2026-04-23 19:00 - 21:00 | Renaissance At Colony Park, 1000 Highland Colony Pkwy, Ridgeland, 39157, United States
FREE open-air, community partner concert

Sundown at Renaissance
spring edition
Round up your friends and family. Grab a snack and a go-cup, from Malco Renaissance Cinema Grill & Bar or nearby Renaissance restaurants, and make yourself comfortable on the green space for a FREE open-air concert with Mississippi Symphony Orchestra!
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Concert Program

A Tribute to the Film Composer (John Williams)
Tara’s Theme from Gone With the Wind
Unchained Melody
Shark’s Theme from Jaws
Main Themes from Titanic
James Bond Theme
Symphonic Picture of The Sound of Music
Imperial March from Star Wars
“Thousand Years” from Twilight
Raider’s March from Raiders of the Lost Ark
Feather Theme from Forrest Gump
Somewhere in Time
Fanfare for the Common Man
American Salute
Star Spangled Spectacular
Washington Post March

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Renaissance at Colony Park, Show Fountain Stage, 1000 Highland Colony Pkwy, Ridgeland, MS 39157
Parking: surrounding outdoor mall parking lot

Moonlight, Music, & Meteors
2026-04-17 19:30 - 22:00 | “The Den” in LeFleur’s Bluff State Park, Riverside Park Circle, Jackson, 39216, United States
Tickets available through the Visit Jackson website here.

Moonlight, Music, & Meteors
playground pops + celestial wonders
Imagine a Friday night under the stars with the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets, and sample concessions from vendors. Kick back, peer into the skies, and visit with area physicists, astronomers, and NASA Solar System Ambassadors — all during the Lyrid meteor shower!
TICKETS: $20 online until Noon on April 16, 2026 or $25 at the door
In the event of rain, an alternate date will be announced.
This project is supported in part by funding from the Mississippi Arts Commission, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
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Concert Program

Aaron Copland, Fanfare for the Common Man
Joseph Curiale, Call of the Mountain (​Kayla Thompson, Narrator)
arr. John Cacavas, Star Spangled Spectacular
John Williams, Hymn to the Fallen from Saving Private Ryan
Aaron Copland​​​, Shaker Hymn
Morton Gould​, American Salute
Jay Ungar​​, Ashokan Farewell
Arr. Bruce Healey​, God Bless America (​Kayla Thompson, Narrator + Laurie Walker Hall, Vocalist)
Ludwig van Beethoven​​, Symphony No. 5 (First Movement)
Arr. Albert Wang, Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
John Lennon and ​​Paul McCartney, Love Is All You Need: A Tribute to the Beatles
James Horner​​​, Music from Apollo 13
John Philip Sousa​, Invincible Eagle March
Chip Davis​​​, Return to Earth from Fresh Aire V
Michael Giacchino, Theme from Star Trek

Tickets

General admission tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at door.
Tickets available through the Visit Jackson website here.

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: “The Den” in LeFleur’s Bluff State Park, Riverside Park Cir, Jackson, MS 39216
Parking: museum parking lot plus street parking

Bravo 5: Mighty Keys
2026-04-11 19:30 - 21:00 | Thalia Mara Hall, 255 East Pascagoula Street, Jackson, MS, 39201, United States
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Mighty Keys
passionate piano + symphonic grandeur
Pianist Alon Goldstein, an MSO audience favorite, is back in the solo spotlight, supplying all the drama, passion and expressive verve that Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 1 demands. Everything is kicked up a notch in this concerto, and Goldstein meets this monumental moment head-on. Lt. Kijé Suite, Prokofiev’s first film score, delivers the biting humor that made it his best-known and most-frequently recorded work.
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MSO’s Bravo Concert Series sponsored by:

Guest artist sponsored by:
Martha Ross & Jim Thomas

Concert Program

Sergei Prokofiev, Lt. Kije Suite (1934)
Johannes Brahms, Piano Concerto No. 1 (1858) Alon Goldstein, piano

Featured Musician

Alon Goldstein is one of the most original and sensitive pianists of his generation, admired for his musical intelligence, dynamic personality, artistic vision, and innovative programming. A graduate of Tel Aviv University, Goldstein went on to study at the Peabody Conservatory of Music. He has played with symphonies across North America, as well as the Israel and London philharmonics, and is a leader with music festivals across the globe. A passionate advocate for music education, he is devoted to sharing the beauty of classical music with under-served communities.

Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Purchase Tickets” button.
Reserved-seat tickets for the “Mighty Keys” concert are $43 and up for adults, available in advance: online at msorchestra.com or in-person at Ardenland in Duling Hall. For student discount use “StarStudent” code. For patron services call 601-414-6005 or email.
Present your ticket with QR code on mobile device or printout.
6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Thalia Mara Hall, 255 E Pascagoula St, Jackson, MS 39201
Parking: City Centre Parking Garage & convenient street parking

Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience
2026-03-27 19:30 - 21:00 | Thalia Mara Hall, 255 East Pascagoula Street, Jackson, MS, 39201, United States
Mississippi Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to host Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience in Jackson on Friday, March 27, for its first-ever show in its home state. Tickets go on sale Friday (1/30) for the 7:30 p.m. show at Thalia Mara Hall.
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Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience
immersive, soul-stirring musical journey
Step into a world where the deep, resonant tones of Mississippi Delta Blues meet the majesty of a symphony orchestra. Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience is a groundbreaking live concert experience that transcends time, weaving the deep-rooted history of the Blues with the grandeur of orchestral music. Guided by the legendary voice and vision of Academy Award winning cinema legend Morgan Freeman, this performance is more than a concert— it’s an immersive and poignant journey through sound, culture, and storytelling.

Please note: This production, inspired by Morgan Freeman, is a unique musical experience that will take place with or without his live presence. Please note that his appearance is subject to change and not guaranteed. The show has been designed to deliver its full artistic vision regardless of his attendance.
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Host & Sponsors

Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience
HOSTED BY
Mississippi Symphony Orchestra
IN COLLABORATION WITH
Visit Mississippi
Visit Clarksdale
Memphis Tourism
Crossroads Economic Partnership
CONCERT SPONSORS
C Spire
Trustmark
Entergy
Atmos Energy
Community Bank
Mississippi Public Broadcasting
Jackson Symphony League
Frascogna Law Group
Visit Jackson
Nora-Frances and Vaughan McRae
Lesly Gaynor Murray
Dr. Beverly Wade Hogan
Thomas and Elizabeth Parry
Paul and Donna Ingram
George Schimmel
IN-KIND SPONSORS
Mangia Bene
Hal & Mal’s
Campbell’s Bakery
Cathead Distillery
Southern Beverage Company
The Westin – Jackson
Ardenland
Be a part of this remarkable collaboration! Sponsorship package available.

Guest Artists

Anthony “Big A” Sherrod, Guitarist, Vocalist
Adrienne “Lady Adrena” Ervin, Vocalist
Keith Johnson, Guitarist, Vocalist, Harmonica Player
Adrian “Rev Slim” Forrest, Bassist
Mark Yacovone, Keyboardist
Lee Williams, Drummer

Concert Program

Dark was the Night, Cold was the Ground (from Blind Willie Johnson’s Columbia Records recording, 1927)
Orch. Martin Gellner
Crossroads (from Robert Johnson’s Cross Road Blues EP, 1937)
Orch. David O’Rourke, Martin Gellner
You Gotta Move (from Mississippi Fred McDowell’s You Gotta Move, 1965)
Orch. Martin Gellner
Death Letter Blues (from Son House’s ​​Father of Folk Blues, 1965)
Orch. Martin Gellner
Dust My Broom (from Elmore James’s Trumpet Records recording, 1951)
Orch. David O’Rourke, Martin Gellner
Thrill is Gone (from B.B. King’s Completely Well, 1969)
Orch. David O’Rourke, Martin Gellner
Cadillac Assembly Line (from Albert King’s Cadillac Assembly Line, 1976)
Orch. Martin Gellner
Born Under a Bad Sign (from Albert King’s Born Under A Bad Sign, 1967)
Orch. David O’Rourke, Martin Gellner
Hard Times (from Ray Charles’s The Genius Sings The Blues, 1954)
Orch. David O’Rourke, Martin Gellner
Somebody Knockin’ On My Door (from Eric Clapton’s Slowhand at 70, 2015)
Orch. Martin Gellner
Travelling Riverside Blues (from Led Zeppellin’s Coda, 1982)
Orch. Martin Gellner
I’ll Take You There (from The Staple Singers’ Be Altitude: Respect Yourself, 1972)
Orch. Martin Gellner
Tried and Tried (from Anthony Big A Sherrod’s Right on Time, 2016)
Orch. David O’Rourke, Martin Gellner
Someday (from Anthony Big A Sherrod’s Right on Time, 2016)
Orch. David O’Rourke, Martin Gellner
I Lied To You (from Sinners original soundtrack, 2025)
Orch. Martin Gellner
Bring It On Home To Me (from Sam Cooke’s The Best of Sam Cooke, 1962)
Orch. Martin Gellner

Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Purchase Tickets” button.
Tickets for “Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience” start at $45 and are available only at ticketmaster.com, msorchestra.com or in person at Ardenland in Duling Hall.
For assistance with ticket purchases, contact MSO Patron Services by phone (601-414-6005) or email.

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Thalia Mara Hall, 255 E Pascagoula St, Jackson, MS 39201
Parking: City Centre Parking Garage & convenient street parking

Chamber 4: Spring Delights
2026-03-07 19:30 - 21:00 | St. James’ Episcopal Church, 3925 Oakridge Dr., Jackson, MS, 39216, United States
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Spring Delights
full-orchestra premier + Haydn’s Bear
Breeze into spring with Stravinsky’s delectable Pulcinella, then bask in the beauty and heart of From a Brother to the World, Ecuador-born Emilio Villacis Villagrán’s winning top-prize selection in MSO’s 2024 Premier Orchestral Institute Competition. The joys keep coming with Haydn’s Symphony No. 82, nicknamed “The Bear” for its rustic finale’s kinship to popular 18th-century carnival accompaniment for dancing bears.
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MSO’s Chamber Concert Series presented by:

Concert sponsored by:
Lesly Gaynor Murray in memory of Stephen C. Edds

Concert Program

Igor Stravinsky, Pulcinella (1920)
Emilio Villacis Villagrán, From a brother to the world (2024)
Franz Josef Haydn, Symphony No. 82 “The Bear” (1786)

Featured Musician

Emilio Villacis Villagrán is from Equador and a recipient of the “Extraordinary Prize” from the Universidad Internacional de La Rioja where he earned an MA in Composition. He has served cultural institutions, universities, orchestras, youth orchestras and workshops throughout Ecuador, in various roles such as director, composer, pianist, and teacher. Villacis Villagrán’s works have been performed with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ecuador and won numerous awards from South America to Russia.
Emilio is the winner of the 2024 POI International Composition Competition.

Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Purchase Tickets” button.
For assistance with ticket purchases, contact MSO Patron Services by phone (601-414-6005) or email.
Present your ticket with QR code on mobile device or printout.
6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: St. James’ Episcopal Church, 3925 Oakridge Dr, Jackson, MS 39216
Parking: church parking lot + street parking

Bravo 4: Ultimate Beethoven
2026-02-28 19:30 - 21:00 | Thalia Mara Hall, 255 East Pascagoula Street, Jackson, MS, 39201, United States
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Ultimate Beethoven
violin concerto + witty perfection
You know the name, now brace for the impact of the master’s music live! Beethoven’s sublime Violin Concerto is among his most transcendent works, and international sensation William Hagen is back by popular demand to bring flair and consummate artistry to the task. Beethoven’s playfully imaginative and bold Symphony No. 2 makes this evening a perfect balance of genius.
This performance is being recorded by Mississippi Public Broadcasting for future airing on MPB’s radio network.
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Concert Program

Ludwig van Beethoven, Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61 (1806)
William Hagen, violin
Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony No. 2 (1801)

Featured Musician

William Hagen performs with notable orchestras and ensembles around the globe. A native of Salt Lake City, William began playing at age 4, studying the Suzuki method. He later studied with Itzhak Perlman and Catherine Cho at the Juilliard School, Christian Tetzlaff at the Kronberg Academy, and was a longtime student of Robert Lipsett. William performs on the 1732 “Arkwright Lady Rebecca Sylvan” Antonio Stradivari, and on a violin bow by Francois Xavier Tourte, both on generous loan from the Rachel Barton Pine Foundation.

Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Purchase Tickets” button.
Reserved-seat tickets for the “Ultimate Beethoven” concert are $43 and up for adults, available in advance: online at msorchestra.com or in-person at Ardenland in Duling Hall. For student discount use “StarStudent” code. For patron services call 601-414-6005 or email.
Present your ticket with QR code on mobile device or printout.
6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Thalia Mara Hall, 255 E Pascagoula St, Jackson, MS 39201
Parking: City Centre Parking Garage & convenient street parking

Pops 1: Star Wars
2026-02-14 19:30 - 21:00 | Thalia Mara Hall, 255 East Pascagoula Street, Jackson, MS, 39201, United States
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Star Wars
epic sound + galactic fun
May the Force be with you as MSO covers nearly the entire Star Wars saga across the span of a single evening – truly an Olympic-level effort – with top selections from almost every film, plus Rogue One to boot. Cosplay enthusiasts should feel free to fly their fan flag, and come in costume as their favorite characters. It’s fun for all, sweeping you down a memory lane of movie music magic.
This performance is being recorded by Mississippi Public Broadcasting for future airing on MPB’s radio network.
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Concert Program

John Williams
Episode One: The Phantom Menace – Main Title – Duel of the Fates – Anakin’s Theme
Episode Two: Attack of the Clones – Across the Stars (Anakin/Padme Love Theme)
Episode Three: Revenge of the Sith – Battle of the Heroes
Episode Four: Star Wars (A New Hope) – Main Title – Princess Leia’s Theme and Luke’s Theme – Here They Come – Cantina Band
Rogue One – Jyn Erso & Hope Suite
Episode Five: The Empire Strikes Back – The Imperial March – Yoda’s Theme
Episode Six: Return of the Jedi – Parade of the Ewoks
Episode Seven: The Force Awakens – Rey’s Theme – March of the Resistance – The Jedi Steps
Episode Eight: The Last Jedi – The Rebellion is Reborn – Throne Room/End Credits

Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Purchase Tickets” button.
Reserved-seat tickets for the “Star Wars” concert are $43 and up for adults, available in advance: online at msorchestra.com or in-person at Ardenland in Duling Hall. For student discount use “StarStudent” code. For patron services call 601-414-6005 or email.
Present your ticket with QR code on mobile device or printout.
6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Thalia Mara Hall, 255 E Pascagoula St, Jackson, MS 39201
Parking: City Centre Parking Garage & convenient street parking

Bravo 3: Transcendent Voices
2026-01-24 19:30 - 21:00 | Christ United Jackson, 6000 Old Canton Rd, Jackson, MS, 39211-6494, United States
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Transcendent Voices
poignant eloquence + spiritual journey
The intensely moving prelude of Wagner’s Parsifal and ethereal beauty of Crafton Beck’s Passage set the stage for an extraordinary interwoven dialogue between Joel Thompson’s powerful and critically-acclaimed Seven Last Words of the Unarmed and Gabriel Faure’s serene and comforting Requiem. Jackson State University Chorale joins MSO in a program that will touch your soul and transform your spirit.
This performance is being recorded by Mississippi Public Broadcasting for future airing on MPB’s radio network.
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Concert Program

Richard Wagner, Prelude to Act I from Parsifal (1882)
Crafton Beck, Passage (2012)
In Dialog:
Joel Thompson, Seven Last Words of the Unarmed (2015)
Gabriel Fauré Requiem (1888)
Jackson State University Chorale

Featured Artists

Jackson State University Chorale, the institution’s top vocal ensemble, enjoys a robust performance schedule, touring locally and throughout the country. Open to all JSU students by audition, the ensemble of about 50 men and women performs an array of styles and genres, including classical, contemporary, gospel, and spirituals.
Kenneth Overton, baritone, is a 2020 GRAMMY Award-winner for Best Choral Performance and a two-time Top Ten Billboard Charting Recording Artist. He has appeared with The Metropolitan Opera, San Francisco Opera, Royal Danish Opera, and Deutsche Oper Berlin, among others and as an orchestral soloist Kenneth performed with The New York Philharmonic, The Washington Chorus, and many more across America and Europe.
Maren Hrivnak, soprano, has performed with leading ensembles of Cincinnati plus enjoyed engagements with Spoleto Festival USA and the Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Institute in Toronto. Hrivnak holds degrees from St. Olaf College and University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, with additional studies in Milan and Lucca, Italy.

Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Purchase Tickets” button.
For assistance with ticket purchases, contact MSO Patron Services by phone (601-414-6005) or email.
Present your ticket with QR code on mobile device or printout.
6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Christ United Methodist Church, 6000 Old Canton Rd, Jackson, MS 39211
Parking: church parking lot

Chamber 3: Mozart Magic
2026-01-10 19:30 - 21:00 | Belhaven University Center for the Arts, 835 Riverside Dr., Jackson, MS, 39202, United States
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Mozart Magic
sumptuous strings + candlelight
Mozart’s dramatic Don Giovanni overture opens an evening wrapped in warmth and beauty, and his Symphony No. 39 triumphs at the close, revealing the master at the top of his game. In-between nestles Schneider’s Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola, and the chance for MSO soloists Ausra Jasineviciute and Ruvim Echiusciu to really shine in a showpiece for strings.
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MSO’s Chamber Concert Series presented by:

Concert sponsored by:
Emerson (Bud) & Judy Robinson

Concert Program

Wolfgang Mozart, Overture to Don Giovanni (1787)
Georg Abraham Schneider, Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola in D Major Ausra Jasineviciute, viola Ruvim Echiusciu, violin
Wolfgang Mozart, Symphony No. 39, in Eb (1788)

Featured Musician

MSO’s Principal Viola Ausra Jasineviciute is from Lithuania where she earned a BA in Viola Performance and an MA in Social Sciences. In America, she earned an MA in Viola Performance at Southeastern Louisiana University, as well as a PhD in Music Performance from Florida State University. She and her husband, MSO Violist Hristo Hristov, teach privately and with Madison public schools. An accomplished musician and active performer,, Jasineviciute is a member of the MSO String Quartet.
MSO violinist Ruvim Echiusciu is from Moldova where he began playing violin at the age of six. He completed his musical studies at the Republican Music Lyceum “Serghei Rachmaninoff” before coming to the U.S. to begin his bachelor’s studies at Belhaven University. Ruvim was a member of the Moldovan National Youth Orchestra and has performed as a soloist with the National Chamber Orchestra of the Organ Hall in Moldova. His greatest joy in music is in using his gifts to serve God.

Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Purchase Tickets” button.
For assistance with ticket purchases, contact MSO Patron Services by phone (601-414-6005) or email.
Present your ticket with QR code on mobile device or printout.
6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Belhaven University Center for the Arts, 835 Riverside Dr, Jackson, MS 39202
Parking: Belhaven parking lot

Bravo 2: Epic Dreamscape
2025-11-22 19:30 - 21:00 | Jackson Academy Performing Arts Center, 4908 Ridgewood Road, Jackson, MS, 39211, United States
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Epic Dreamscape
clarinet showcase + Berlioz best
The sonorous and sparkling virtuosity of MSO Principal Clarinetist Jorge Diez holds the spotlight in two definitive works by Debussy and Weber. Plus, Berlioz’s daring blockbuster Symphonie Fantastique engages the senses and enlivens the imagination to deliver a bold genius-stroke of a finish, in a program that will take you places you never knew you wanted to go.
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Concert Program

Claude Debussy, Premiere Rhapsody (1910)
Jorge Diez, clarinet
Carl Maria von Weber, Concertino in Eb, Op. 26 (1811)
Jorge Diez, clarinet
Hector Berlioz, Symphony Fantastique, Op. 14 (1830)

Featured Musician

MSO’s Principal Clarinetist Jorge Diez is a native of Colombia. He has performed across three continents and in six countries, and collaborated with notable orchestras under the baton of renowned conductors such as Gustavo Dudamel. With an undergraduate degree from El Sistema de Orquestas, an Artist Diploma from Columbus State University, and a Master of Music from the University of Alabama, Diez is currently pursuing a Doctorate.

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6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Jackson Academy Performing Arts Center, 4908 Ridgewood Rd, Jackson, MS 39211
Parking: school parking lot

Chamber 2: Resonant Song
2025-10-26 15:00 - 16:30 | Cade Chapel MB Church, 1000 W Ridgeway St, Jackson, MS, 39213, United States
This is a FREE concert open to all.

Resonant Song
multi-cultural matinee + conversation
Celebrate the capital city’s deep well of creativity, as Jackson soprano DeAnna Tisdale Johnson lends her stunning voice to Margaret Walker’s best-loved poems in three song-settings by Crafton Beck in an afternoon program that sweeps from classical to current. Tchaikovsky’s beloved Andante Cantabile opens, followed by the jaunty folk fun of Scott Joplin’s The Ragtime Dance. Kinan Azmeh’s alluring Ibn Arabi Postlude, Thomas Adés’ arrangements of Madness’ Cardiac Arrest and Couperin’s Les Barricades Mystérieuses, Trevor Weston’s funk-influenced Dig It and Eddie James’ God with the Cade Chapel Choir complete an afternoon of classic favorites and bold new works. An informal conversation with musicians, Beck and the Rev. Reginald Buckley follows.
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Concert Program

Peter Tchaikovsky, Andante Cantabile
Scott Joplin, The Rag Time Dance
Crafton Beck, Three Songs on Poems by Margaret Walker – Deanna Tisdale Johnson, soprano
Kinan Azmeh, ​Ibn Arabi Postlude
Madness/Thomas Adés, ​Cardiac Arrest
François Couperin/Thomas Adés, ​Les Baricades Mistérieuses
Trevor Weston, ​Dig It
Eddie James, ​God – Cade Chapel Choir

Featured Musician

Lyric Soprano DeAnna Tisdale Johnson captivates audiences with her versatile artistry. A native of Mississippi, she has performed in opera, concert, and recital settings across the US and abroad. Tisdale holds a Graduate Performance Diploma from the Boston Conservatory, an MA of Music from the University of Southern Mississippi, and a BA in Vocal Performance from Tougaloo College, where she graduated magna cum laude. She continues to explore the evolution of African American music, blending scholarship with performance.

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Cade Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, 1000 Ridgeway St, Jackson, MS 39213
Parking: Church parking lot + convenient street parking

Quad Fusion
2025-10-18 19:30 - 22:00 | Duling Hall, 622 Duling Avenue, Jackson, MS, 39216
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Quad Fusion
mystery, rhythm & reinvention
It’s a fusion of world music, classical, jazz and blues! Come for the unexpected as MSO explores time-honored and unconventional instruments in cutting-edge works. Viet Cuong’s fascinating percussion quartet concerto Re(new)al brilliantly opens an evening that tucks into Thomas Adés’ intriguing arrangements of François Couperin’s Les Barricades Mistérieuses and Madness’ stress-test hit Cardiac Arrest. Revel in the captivating improv of Azmeh’s Ibn Arabi Postlude then brace yourself for the fab finish of DBR’s Voodoo Violin!
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Viet Cuong, Re(new)al (2017)
​Amulet Strange, Flute
Julie Hudik, Oboe
Lowell Hollinger, Clarinet
Taylor Shorey, Bassoon
Lyndon Bobo, Soprano Saxophone
Dannel Espinoza, Baritone Saxophone
Davan Sagara, Trumpet
Mimi Linehan, Horn
Jude Morris, Trombone
Bud Berthold, Percussion
Anne Berthold, Percussion
Nathan Sanders, Percussion
Billy Berthold, Percussion
Kaitlin Rowan, Piano
Ruvim Echiusciu Violin
Zakary Joyner, Violin
Hristo Hristov, Viola
Mert Ozkan, Cello
Glenn Hale, String Bass
François Couperin / Thomas Adés, Les Baricades Mistérieuses (1994)
Jorge Diez, Clarinet
​​Jackie McIlwain, Bass Clarinet
Ausra Jasineviciute, Viola
Emily Baker, Cello
Susan Landry, String Bass
Madness / Thomas Adés, Cardiac Arrest (1995)
​​Jorge Diez, Clarinet
Jackie McIlwain, Bass Clarinet
​​Stephen and Carolyn Sachs, Piano
Ausra Jasineviciute, Viola
Emily Baker, Cello
Susan Landry, String Bass
Kinan Azmeh, ​Ibn Arabi Postlude (2011)
​​Jorge Diez, Solo Clarinet
Stephen Sachs, Piano
​​Vince Massimino, Violin
Zakary Joyner, Violin
​​Ausra Jasineviciute, Viola
Hristo Hristov, Viola
Mert Ozkan, Cello
Emily Baker, Cello
Susan Landry, String Bass
DRB (Daniel Roumain), Voodoo Violin Concerto (2002)
Alexander Ilchev, Violin Solo
Ruvim Echiusciu, Violin Solo
Josiah Osula, Violin Solo
Amulet, Strange, Flute
Lowell Hollinger, Clarinet
Davan Sagara, Trumpet
Jude Morris, Trombone
Bud Berthold, Percussion
Billy Berthold, Percussion
​​Stephen Sachs, Piano
Vince Massimino, Violin
​​Emily Baker, Cello
Ben Williams, Electric Bass

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6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Duling Hall, 622 Duling Avenue Jackson, MS 39216
Parking: parking lot plus street parking

Bravo 1: Orchestral Brilliance
2025-10-04 19:30 - 21:00 | Jackson Academy Performing Arts Center, 4908 Ridgewood Road, Jackson, MS, 39211, United States
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Orchestral Brilliance
prayer, melody + Rach 2 Symphony
Immerse yourself in Silvestov’s touching Prayer for the Ukraine, the crystal clear splendor of Stravinsky’s Symphonies of Wind Instruments, and Skoryk’s moving Melody from The High Pass. Then get ready for the dazzling orchestral fireworks and intoxicating melodies of Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2. This evening of Ukrainian compositions, Russian neoclassical innovation and monumental indulgence hits all the right notes for the start of a radiant season.
This performance is being recorded by Mississippi Public Broadcasting for future airing on MPB’s radio network.
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Concert Program

Valentin Silvestrov, Prayer for Ukraine
Igor Stravinsky, Symphonies of Wind Instruments
Myroslav Skoryk, Melody from “The High Pass”
Sergei Rachmaninoff, Symphony No. 2

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6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
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7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Jackson Academy Performing Arts Center, 4908 Ridgewood Rd, Jackson, MS 39211
Parking: school parking lot

Symphony at Sunset
2025-09-25 19:00 - 21:00 | The Cedars in Fondren, 4145 Old Canton Rd, Jackson, 39216, United States
FREE open-air, community partner concert

Symphony at Sunset
splendor under the cedars
Enjoy an evening of pops, patriotic and movie tunes uniquely set under the ancient trees of The Cedars in Fondren, Jackson’s oldest residential structure. The non-smoking event is FREE and refreshments are available for purchase. Bring your chairs, blankets, picnic foods, friends and family, and come bask in an unparalleled cultural experience!
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Traditional National Anthem
Richard Wagner, Ride of the Valyries
Peter Tchaikovsky, Romeo and Juliet
Bedrich Smetana, Dance of the Comedians from Bartered Bride
Henry Mancini, Strings on Fire
Yurima, River Flows in You
Arr. Ralph Ford, Video Games Live
Leonard Bernstein / Arr. Robert Longfield, One Hand, One Heart
arr. John Cacavas, Star Spangled Spectacular
John Williams, Main Theme from Superman
Arr. Bruce Healey, God Bless America
John Philip Sousa, Stars and Stripes Forever

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: The Cedars, 4145 Old Canton Road, Jackson, MS 39216
Parking: across the street at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Lower School

Sundown at Renaissance - Fall Edition
2025-09-18 19:00 - 21:00 | Renaissance At Colony Park, 1000 Highland Colony Pkwy, Ridgeland, 39157, United States
FREE open-air, community partner concert

Sundown at Renaissance
fall edition
Round up your friends and family. Grab a snack and a go-cup, from Malco Renaissance Cinema Grill & Bar or nearby Renaissance restaurants, and make yourself comfortable on the green space for a FREE open-air concert with Mississippi Symphony Orchestra!
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Robert Lopez, Frozen
John Williams, Harry Potter
James Newton Howard, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Leroy Anderson, Trumpeter’s Lullaby
Leroy Anderson, Bugler’s Holiday
Stephen Schwarz, Wicked
John Williams, Jurassic Park
Alan Menken, Beauty and the Beast
J. Leubrie Hill, Oh You Drummer!
Danny Elfman, Spiderman
Christina Perri, “Thousand Years” from Twilight
Craig Armstrong, “Bella’s Lullaby” from Twilight
Leroy Anderson, Clarinet Candy
Klaus Bedelt, Pirates of the Caribbean
Ramon Djawadi, Game of Thrones
Howard Shore, Lord of the Rings
John Williams, Superman

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Renaissance at Colony Park, Show Fountain Stage, 1000 Highland Colony Pkwy, Ridgeland, MS 39157
Parking: surrounding outdoor mall parking lot

Symphony on the Green
2025-09-11 18:30 - 20:30 | St. Andrew’s Episcopal School (North Campus), 370 Old Agency Road (Lake Sherwood Wise), Ridgeland, 39157, United States
FREE open-air, community partner concert

Symphony on the Green
featuring Mississippi Symphony Orchestra
St. Andrew’s Parents’ Association and the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra are set for a fabulous Pops concert on the Upper School’s North Campus lawn, beside beautiful Lake Sherwood Wise. The concert is FREE and open to all ages. Picnic baskets, blankets and chairs are welcome, plus food trucks will be on site.
No animals or alcohol, please.
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St. Andrew’s Parents’ Association

Concert Program

John Williams, Liberty Fanfare
arr. John Cacavas, Star Spangled Spectacular
arr. Calvin Custer, Three 007 Love Themes
James Newton Howard / arr. Patrick Roszell, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Yurima River, Flows in You
Christina Perry, Thousand Years from Twilight
John Lennon and Paul McCartney / arr. Bruce Healey, Love Is All You Need: A Tribute to the Beatles
Arr. Calvin Custer, Peter Gunn
Andrew Lloyd Webber / Arr. Calvin Custer, Selections from Phantom of the Opera
John Barry, Somewhere in Time
arr. Ian Polster, Killing Me Softly With his Song
Ennio Morricone / arr. Henry Mancini, Gabriel’s Oboe from The Mission
John Williams, Main Theme from Superman
John Philip Sousa, Stars and Stripes Forever

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, North Campus lawn beside Lake Sherwood Wise, 370 Old Agency Rd, Ridgeland, MS 39157
Parking: on campus parking lot

Chamber 1: Beloved Baroque
2025-09-06 19:30 - 21:00 | St. Andrew’s Episcopal Cathedral, 305 E Capitol St., Jackson, 39201
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Beloved Baroque
bassoon love + orchestral suite
Settle in for a lovely evening that starts with a Vivaldi string concerto and a Corelli concerto grosso and finishes in grand style with Bach’s stellar Orchestra Suite No. 2. In between, enjoy two fabulous Vivaldi bassoon concertos in the skilled hands of MSO’s own Taylor Shorey, cutting loose in spirited romps that show off the instrument’s melodic grace, jaunty nimbleness and undeniable charm.
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Concert Program

Antonio Vivaldi, Concerto for Strings in G minor, R. 157 (1729)
Arcangelo Corelli, Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, No.12, in F (1680s)
Antonio Vivaldi, Bassoon Concerto in C, RV 474 (1729) Taylor Shorey, bassoon
Antonio Vivaldi, Bassoon Concerto in Eb, RV 483 (1732) Taylor Shorey, bassoon
Johann Sebastian Bach, Orchestral Suite No. 2, in B minor, BWV 1067 (1739)

Featured Musician

MSO Principal Bassoonist Taylor Shorey is an active performer of solo and chamber music. He earned his BA at Florida State University and graduate degrees at Colburn School and Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Shorey has been a featured soloist with the National Repertory Orchestra and toured with the Colburn wind quintet. Honors include first prize in the 2023 William Winstead Solo and Artistry Competition and sole US representative in the final round of the Fernand Gillet-Hugo Fox Competition.

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6:30 pm – Venue Box Office opens
7:00 pm – Venue doors open
7:30 pm – Concert begins

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: St. Andrew’s Cathedral, 305 Capitol St, Jackson, MS 39201
Parking: Cathedral parking lot + convenient street parking

A Season of Genius
2025-07-15 00:00 - 23:59 | MS
Season tickets are now available for MSO’s 2025-2026 season celebrating genius at every level: great composers of classical, contemporary and current music, crafted concert experiences by Maestro Crafton Beck, and extraordinary MSO musicians at the pinnacle of performance.
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A Season of Genius
2025-26 Season Tickets now available!
Come along for bombastic Beethoven, beautiful Brahms, wondrous Williams and marvelous Mozart. Embrace the emotion of acclaimed violinist William Hagen and pianist Alon Goldstein, both back by popular demand!
Bask in a full evening of Star Wars and the exciting debut of a special edition nightclub concert at Duling Hall.
Soak up the artistry and talent of MSO’s gifted musicians as they deliver knockout  full-orchestra experiences plus tender moments in solos and ensembles.
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Tickets

Act now for savings and reserve your “best” seat before tickets go on sale to the general public July 15, 2025.
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Bravo Series

BIG CONCERTS Bravo Series: Presented by The Selby & Richard McRae Foundation
Feel the impact of a full-orchestra performance through the vibrations on your skin and the hum in your heart with our flagship Bravo Series.
Sweeping masterworks, stellar guest artists and the virtuosic skills of MSO’s own are the hallmarks of these grand concerts that are the season’s glamorous go-to for music lovers. Dress up or dress down, it’s up to you, and enjoy free, interactive, pre-concert lectures by Dr. Timothy Coker sharing insights on the evening’s composers and music. Gather early with friends over refreshments in the lobby or at intermission.
Bravo-I: RUSSIAN BRILLIANCE 10.4.25, Thalia Mara Hall, 7:30 pm Experience the galloping, “Listen up!” pow of Shostakovich’s Festive Overture and the crystal clear splendor of Stravinsky’s Symphonies of Wind Instruments, then get ready for the dazzling orchestral fireworks and intoxicating melodies of Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2. This concert’s collection of guilty pleasures, neoclassical innovation and monumental indulgence hits all the right notes for the start of a radiant season.
Bravo-II: EPIC DREAMSCAPE 11.8.25, Thalia Mara Hall, 7:30 pm The sonorous and sparkling virtuosity of MSO Principal Clarinetist Jorge Diez holds the spotlight in two definitive works by Debussy and Weber. Plus, Berlioz’s daring blockbuster Symphonie Fantastique engages the senses and enlivens the imagination to deliver a bold genius-stroke of a finish, in a program that will take you places, you never knew you wanted to go.
Bravo-III: TRANSCENDENT VOICES 1.24.26, Thalia Mara Hall, 7:30 pm The intensely moving prelude of Wagner’s Parsifal and ethereal beauty of Crafton Beck’s Passage set the stage for an extraordinary interwoven dialogue between Joel Thompson’s powerful and critically-acclaimed Seven Last Words of the Unarmed and Gabriel Faure’s serene and comforting Requiem. Jackson State University Chorale joins MSO in a program that will touch your soul and transform your spirit.
Bravo-IV: ULTIMATE BEETHOVEN 2.28.26, Thalia Mara Hall, 7:30 pm You know the name, now brace for the impact of the master’s music live! Beethoven’s sublime Violin Concerto is among his most transcendent works, and international sensation William Hagen is back by popular demand to bring flair and consummate artistry to the task. Beethoven’s playfully imaginative and bold Symphony No. 2 makes this evening a perfect balance of genius.
Bravo-V: MIGHTY KEYS 3.28.26, Thalia Mara Hall, 7:30 pm Pianist Alon Goldstein, an MSO audience favorite, is back in the solo spotlight, supplying all the drama, passion and expressive verve that Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 1 demands. Everything is kicked up a notch in this concerto, and Goldstein meets this monumental moment head-on. Lt. Kijé Suite, Prokofiev’s first film score, delivers the biting humor that made it his best-known and most-frequently recorded work.

Chamber Series

COZY CONCERTS Chamber Series: Unwind in smaller spaces with excellent acoustics around Jackson!
Imagine your living room could hold a couple hundred folks for a house concert, and you’ll have an idea of the special intimacy you’ll find in our Chamber Series.
These concerts at neighborhood venues in the metro area put you closer to ensembles and smaller orchestras, and shoulder to shoulder with fellow music fans for an exceptional and memorable experience. From Baroque and Beethoven to Mozart and marvelous newer works, this makes a fine outing for friends, dates, couples, families and, really, everyone with an ear for the expressive power of beautiful music.
Chamber-I: BELOVED BAROQUE 9.6.25, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, 7:30 pm Settle in for a lovely evening that starts with a Vivaldi string concerto and a Corelli concerto grosso and finishes in grand style with Bach’s stellar Orchestral Suite No. 2. In between, enjoy two fabulous Vivaldi bassoon concertos in the skilled hands of MSO’s own Taylor Shorey, cutting loose in spirited romps that show off the instrument’s melodic grace, jaunty nimbleness and undeniable charm.
Chamber-II: RESONANT SONG 10.26.25, Cade Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, 3:00 pm, FREE Celebrate the capital city’s deep well of creativity, as Jackson soprano DeAnna Tisdale Johnson lends her stunning voice to Margaret Walker’s best-loved poems in three song-settings by Crafton Beck. Honor the Mississippi premiere of Carlos Simon’s powerful 2023 Grammy-nominated, multi-genre Requiem for the Enslaved – original compositions infused with African American spirituals and Catholic liturgical melodies. Stay for conversation and more.
Chamber-III: MOZART MAGIC 1.10.26, Belhaven University Center for the Arts, 7:30 pm Mozart’s dramatic Don Giovanni overture opens an evening wrapped in warmth and beauty, and his Symphony No. 39 triumphs at the close, revealing the master at the top of his game. In-between nestles Schneider’s Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola, and the chance for MSO soloists Ausra Jasineviciute and Ruvim Echiusciu to really shine in showpieces for strings.
Chamber-IV: SPRING DELIGHTS 3.7.26, St. James’ Episcopal Church, 7:30 pm Breeze into spring with Stravinsky’s delectable Pulcinella, then bask in the beauty and heart of From a Brother to the World, Ecuador-born Emilio Villacis’ winning top-prize selection in MSO’s 2024 Premier Orchestral Institute Competition. The joys keep coming with Haydn’s Symphony No. 82, nicknamed “The Bear” for its rustic finale’s kinship to popular 18th-century carnival accompaniment for dancing bears.
Chamber-V: DVOŘÁK TO DEBUSSY 4.11.26, Woodworth Chapel at Tougaloo College, 7:30 pm Hear Taylor Shorey and the jazzy, off-the-rails surprise of Wynton Marsalis’ Meelaan for Bassoon and String Quartet in an extraordinary musical conversation not to be missed. Plus, savor the dawn of modernism in an evening centered on the comforting serenades and old-world charm of Dvorák’s famous Wind Serenade and Debussy’s propelling and compelling String Quartet.

Pops Series

LAIDBACK CONCERTS Pops Series: Enjoy musical hits you know and love with casual ambience!
Popular music holds the spotlight in our Pops Series – pop, blues, jazz, rock and R&B faves, plus movie music and show tunes get full orchestra treatment for an experience like you’ve never heard before.
Deeper, richer, fuller and all-around fantastic! Jeans and kicks are fine, festive attire is welcome, and cosplay action is always a win – just come for the pops music party and bask in all that sumptuous sound! It’s a fun date, a fab family outing and a cool evening out on the town with your circle.
Pops-I: STAR WARS 2.14.26, Thalia Mara Hall, 7:30 pm May the Force be with you as MSO covers nearly the entire Star Wars saga across the span of a single evening – truly an Olympic-level effort – with top selections from almost every film, plus Rogue One to boot. Cosplay enthusiasts should feel free to fly their fan flag, and come in costume as their favorite characters. It’s fun for all, sweeping you down a memory lane of movie music magic.
Pops-II: PEPSI POPS 5.8.26, Old Trace Park on the Rez, 7:30 pm Presented by Brown Bottling Group Grab a friend, neighbor, date, parent – heck, the whole extended family – and embrace this beloved tradition of picnicking and soaking up the sunset on the banks of the Reservoir with MSO. Share time-honored movie-score favorites, including music from Frozen and the Twilight Saga, plus more from the Great American Songbook, then stick around for the spirit-swelling patriotic tunes and thrilling fireworks finale saluting 250 years of America!

Special Edition Concert

KICKIN’ CONCERT Special Edition: Chill out with novel works in a cool hangout!
Think nightclub and new wave plus table seating and service for an experience that can’t get any cooler or closer than our special edition concert at Duling Hall!
Sit back and order up, as MSO delivers bold, stimulating, and novel works from the international scene.
Not part of any series, general admission tickets for this limited seating concert go on sale July 15, 2025, so jump on your ticket purchases, come early, and kick back for a night to remember!
QUAD FUSION 10.18.25, Duling Hall, 7:30 pm It’s a fusion of world music, classical, jazz and blues! Come for the unexpected as MSO explores time-honored and unconventional instruments in cutting-edge works. Viet Cuong’s fascinating percussion quartet concerto Re(new)al brilliantly opens an evening that tucks into Thomas Adés’ intriguing arrangements of François Couperin’s Les Barricades Mistérieuses and Madness’ stress-test hit Cardiac Arrest. Revel in the captivating improv of Azmeh’s Ibn Arabi Postlude then brace yourself for the fab finish of DBR’s Voodoo Violin!

Season Calendar

9.6.25 – BELOVED BAROQUE – bassoon love with Taylor Shorey
9.11.25 – SYMPHONY ON THE GREEN* – lakeside picnic + pops classics
9.18.25 – SUNDOWN AT RENAISSANCE* – fall edition with MSO
9.25.25 – SYMPHONY AT SUNSET* – neighborhood picnic + chart-toppers
10.4.25 – RUSSIAN BRILLIANCE – festive fanfare + Rach 2 Symphony
10.18.25 – QUAD FUSION – fresh music takes + cool space
10.26.25 – RESONANT SONG – soprano DeAnna Tisdale Johnson
11.8.25 – EPIC DREAMSCAPE – clarinet showcase with Jorge Diez
1.10.26 – MOZART MAGIC – Ausra Jasineviciute & Ruvim Echiusciu
1.24.26 – TRANSCENDENT VOICES – poignant eloquence + spiritual journey
2.14.26 – STAR WARS – epic sound + galactic fun
2.28.26 – ULTIMATE BEETHOVEN – violin concerto with William Hagen
3.7.26 – SPRING DELIGHT – full-orchestra premier + Haydn’s Bear
3.28.26 – MIGHTY KEYS – passionate piano with Alon Goldstein
4.11.26 – DVOŘÁK TO DEBUSSY – Taylor Shorey & string quartet
4.17.26 – MOONLIGHT, MUSIC, & METEORS* – playground pops + celestial wonders
4.23.26 – SUNDOWN AT RENAISSANCE* – spring edition with MSO
5.8.26 – PEPSI POPS – blast in the park + celebrating USA’s 250th
* open-air partner concert
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POI – HORIZONS: Grand Finale
2025-06-14 11:00 - 12:00 | Millsaps College Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex Recital Hall, 1701 N State St, Jackson, MS, 39202, United States
During Premier Orchestral Institute (POI) Week — June 9-14 — we bring the joy of music to the broader community by presenting a series of summer festival concerts featuring world-class musicians. These performances are open to all, adding vibrant, family-friendly cultural events to the Jackson Metro area and enriching the local summer arts scene.
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Concert Program

HORIZONS: Grand Finale
An enchanting concert of youth musicians from all over the world

Saturday, June 14, 2025
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Millsaps College Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex Recital Hall
1701 N State St, Jackson, MS 39202
FREE

This is an enchanting concert that unites young musicians from different countries, all communicating through the universal language of music. Join us for an unforgettable morning and immerse yourself in the delightful melodies of classical music, folk music from South America, pop, and more, perfected and performed by talented young POI participants in three orchestras – Young Haydns, Da Capo, and POI Virtuosi. Our concert also features guest soloists and conductors from different continents. Don’t miss out on this exceptional youth musical event!
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POI 2025 Concert Schedule

Tuesday, June 10 – Masters in the Spotlight (free)
Wednesday, June 11 – Skyline Serenades (ticketed fundraiser)
Thursday, June 12 – Classic Notes: A Chamber Music Extravaganza (free)
Friday, June 13 – New Sounds, Timeless Classics (free)
Saturday, June 14 – Horizons: Grand Finale (free)

POI – New Sounds, Timeless Classics
2025-06-13 19:30 - 20:30 | Millsaps College Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex Recital Hall, 1701 N State St, Jackson, MS, 39202, United States
During Premier Orchestral Institute (POI) Week — June 9-14 — we bring the joy of music to the broader community by presenting a series of summer festival concerts featuring world-class musicians. These performances are open to all, adding vibrant, family-friendly cultural events to the Jackson Metro area and enriching the local summer arts scene.
Support the music community just by attending! It’s free!

Concert Program

New Sounds, Timeless Classics
An exceptional evening premiering “October Light” by Michele Allegro (Italy)

Friday, June 13, 2025
7:30 - 8:30 pm
Millsaps College Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex Recital Hall
1701 N State St, Jackson, MS 39202
FREE

Get ready for a night of new sounds and timeless classics! The Master Camerata Orchestra will be performing the world premiere “October Light” by Michele Allegro (Italy) with star conductor Germán Gutiérrez.
Enjoy the stunning sounds of Dvořák, Saint-Saëns Cello Concerto with soloist Francisco Vila, as well as music from South America.
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POI 2025 Concert Schedule

Tuesday, June 10 – Masters in the Spotlight (free)
Wednesday, June 11 – Skyline Serenades (ticketed fundraiser)
Thursday, June 12 – Classic Notes: A Chamber Music Extravaganza (free)
Friday, June 13 – New Sounds, Timeless Classics (free)
Saturday, June 14 – Horizons: Grand Finale (free)

Star conductor Germán Gutiérrez

Professor Germán Augusto Gutiérrez has served as Director of Orchestras and Professor of Orchestral Studies at Fort Worth’s Texas Christian University (TCU) as well as Director of TCU’s Latin American Music Center and biennial Latin American Music Festival since 1996. Since 2000, Dr. Gutiérrez has also served as Music Director of the Fort Worth Youth Orchestra (FWYO).
Maestro Gutiérrez is a frequent guest conductor of professional orchestras in the Americas, Europe, Middle East, Asia, Africa and Oceania.
Under his baton, the TCU Symphony and the FWYO have achieved exceptional levels of recognition. Both groups have traveled on numerous international tours. With the TCU Symphony, Maestro Gutiérrez has also conducted the world premieres of more than sixty contemporary works.
For his involvement and dedication to TCU, Maestro Gutiérrez received the Dean’s Teaching Award, the Dean’s Award for Research and Creative Activity, and the 2003 Chancellor’s Award for Distinguished Research and Creative Activity, the highest award that the university bestows.

Guest cellist Francisco Vila

Vila is a soloist and chamber musician renowned for his sensitivity, penetrating sound and technical mastery of his instrument. His performance career spans Asia, Europe, and the Americas, where he has captivated audiences with his artistry, depth and unique sound.
Francisco’s collaborations highlight his versatility and dedication to musical excellence, performing alongside celebrated artists such as Gary Hoffman, Cho-Liang Lin, Maria João Pires, Nobuko Imai, and members of the Juilliard String Quartet, among others.
Making his orchestral debut at the age of 14, he has appeared as a soloist with renowned orchestras worldwide, including the Houston Symphony, the Simón Bolivar Symphony Orchestra, the Liège Royal Philharmonic, the Royal Chamber Orchestra of Wallonia, the Santander Festival Orchestra, all principal orchestras in his native Ecuador, among others.

POI – Classic Notes: A Chamber Music Extravaganza
2025-06-12 19:00 - 20:00 | Millsaps College Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex Recital Hall, 1701 N State St, Jackson, MS, 39202, United States
During Premier Orchestral Institute (POI) Week — June 9-14 — we bring the joy of music to the broader community by presenting a series of summer festival concerts featuring world-class musicians. These performances are open to all, adding vibrant, family-friendly cultural events to the Jackson Metro area and enriching the local summer arts scene.
Support the music community just by attending! It’s free!

Concert Program

Classic Notes: A Chamber Music Extravaganza

An evening of musical richness and connection

Thursday, June 12, 2025
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Millsaps College Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex Recital Hall
1701 N State St, Jackson, MS 39202
FREE

Featuring an ensemble of POI guest artists and faculty, this concert offers a carefully curated program that spans eras and emotions — from the delicate interplay of classical masterworks to bold contemporary expressions.
Chamber music, often described as “the music of friends,” invites listeners into a close and personal experience — where nuance, collaboration, and artistic conversation take center stage. Whether you are a seasoned concertgoer or new to the genre, this evening promises musical richness and connection in a setting that brings performers and audience closer together.
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POI 2025 Concert Schedule

Tuesday, June 10 – Masters in the Spotlight (free)
Wednesday, June 11 – Skyline Serenades (ticketed fundraiser)
Thursday, June 12 – Classic Notes: A Chamber Music Extravaganza (free)
Friday, June 13 – New Sounds, Timeless Classics (free)
Saturday, June 14 – Horizons: Grand Finale (free)

POI – Skyline Serenades: Tango to the Balkans
2025-06-11 19:00 - 20:00 | Capital Towers rooftop, 125 S. Congress St, Suite 1800, Jackson, MS, 39201, United States
During Premier Orchestral Institute (POI) Week — June 9-14 — we bring the joy of music to the broader community by presenting a series of summer festival concerts featuring world-class musicians. These performances are open to all, adding vibrant, family-friendly cultural events to the Jackson Metro area and enriching the local summer arts scene.
Purchase a ticket (or two) as a way to help fund future POI scholarships and programs!

Concert Program
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Skyline Serenades: Tango to the Balkans
A journey through vibrant and soulful music

Wednesday, June 11, 2025
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Capital Towers rooftop
125 S. Congress St, Suite 1800, Jackson, MS 39201
Ticketed event benefiting Premier Orchestral Institute
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Featuring internationally acclaimed tango specialist Alejandro Drago, alongside POI guest artists and faculty, this one-night-only rooftop concert blends soulful melodies with panoramic skyline views and curated refreshments. All proceeds go to scholarships and programming of POI — help us bring more music to the community!
Admission $35. Reserve your spot at info@poimso.com by June 9th.
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POI 2025 Concert Schedule

Tuesday, June 10 – Masters in the Spotlight (free) Wednesday, June 11 – Skyline Serenades (ticketed fundraiser) Thursday, June 12 – Classic Notes: A Chamber Music Extravaganza (free) Friday, June 13 – New Sounds, Timeless Classics (free) Saturday, June 14 – Horizons: Grand Finale (free)

Internationally acclaimed tango specialist Alejandro Drago

Hailed by music critics as “a superb musician” with the “classical virtuosity of a Heifetz or Perlman,” the “suave café style of Florian Zabach” and the “jazzy insouciance of Stephane Grappelli,” Alejandro Drago has “crisscrossed the line between concerto virtuoso and jazz soloist.” His versatile musicianship has allowed him to be successful with many diverse styles and genres.

Alejandro’s scholarly works have become important references in English language scholarly studies of Tango music. He maintains strong connections with the music of his homeland through his career as a performer, researcher, lecturer, composer and arranger. His symphonic and chamber arrangements of Argentine music have been performed extensively in Europe and Latin America, as well as in the United States by the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

POI – Masters in the Spotlight
2025-06-10 19:00 - 20:00 | Millsaps College Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex Recital Hall, 1701 N State St, Jackson, MS, 39202, United States
During Premier Orchestral Institute (POI) Week — June 9-14 — we bring the joy of music to the broader community by presenting a series of summer festival concerts featuring world-class musicians. These performances are open to all, adding vibrant, family-friendly cultural events to the Jackson Metro area and enriching the local summer arts scene.
Support the music community just by attending! It’s free!

Concert Program

Masters in the Spotlight
An evening with the masters behind the music

Tuesday, June 10, 2025
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Millsaps College Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex Recital Hall
1701 N State St, Jackson, MS 39202
FREE concert

Join us for a powerful showcase featuring the internationally renowned POI faculty and guest artists, stepping into the spotlight as soloists. This concert offers a rare opportunity to experience the depth, virtuosity, and artistry of musicians who are not only celebrated performers but also revered educators.
Each artist brings their unique voice and mastery to the stage — whether through soaring melodies, dazzling technique, or soul-stirring expression. Expect an inspiring evening of musical brilliance across a range of instruments and styles, curated to celebrate both individual excellence and collective artistry.
Soloists include:
Jae Won Seo, violin (South Korea)
Alejandro Drago, violin (Argentina)
Mario Rivera, viola (Honduras)
Shirley Kim, cello (United States)
Francisco Vila, cello (Ecuador)
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POI 2025 Concert Schedule

Tuesday, June 10 – Masters in the Spotlight (free)
Wednesday, June 11 – Skyline Serenades (ticketed fundraiser)
Thursday, June 12 – Classic Notes: A Chamber Music Extravaganza (free)
Friday, June 13 – New Sounds, Timeless Classics (free)
Saturday, June 14 – Horizons: Grand Finale (free)

Pops 3: Pepsi Pops
2025-05-16 19:30 | Old Trace Park at the Rez, 422 Post Road, Ridgeland, MS, 39157, United States
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MSO’s Pops Concert series is sponsored by Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi.

MSO’s Pepsi Pops Concert series is presented by Pepsi & Brown Bottling Group.

Pepsi Pops
Blast in the park
NEW DATE: Friday, May 16, 7:30 pm, Old Trace Park. Tickets and parking passes will be honored for the new date.
Against the backdrop of a balmy sunset, a starry night sky and the gentle waves of the Rez, MSO treats listeners young, old and in-between to a lineup of favorites from stage, screen and the top of the charts. Bring the kids, bring the parents, bring a date, bring some friends, bring a picnic if you like — this outdoor charmer fits all. Count on the always-splendid fireworks at the end to unite the crowd with a feel-good exclamation point!
SCHEDULE:
5:30 p.m. – Gates open
6:30 p.m. – David Keary + Friends
7:30 p.m. – MSO concert
Fireworks Finale
WELCOME: Chairs, blankets, and picnics
NOT WELCOME: Glass, alcohol, and tents
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Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Buy Tickets” button.
Advance tickets ($15). Tickets ($20) are also be available at the gate. Cash and Cards are accepted. Present your ticket on a mobile device or print it. The QR code must be present.
For assistance with ticket purchases contact MSO Patron Services by phone or email.

Sponsors

EVENT & MEDIA SPONSORS:

Pre-Concert Entertainment

Beginning at 6:30 p.m.
David Keary + Friends

Parking Info + Entry Gates

Parking in the lot to the west of the park is free.
VIP Parking Pass $35
Permits parking in the lot closest to the green space and is accessible through the gate located on Post Road.
Purchase VIP Parking Passes In-Advance or At Post Road Entry Gate
Parking Passes may be requested in advance (with MSO Patron Services by phone or email). Passes will be mailed by USPS. No pre-paid parking passes will be sold/mailed event week. VIP Entry Gate parking pass purchases permitted while space permits. Cash and cards accepted.

Food + Drink

Food Trucks will be on site.
Food vendors include Pig & Pint and Poppy Pies.
Dessert vendors include Mo’ Betta Dessert Bar and Street Dough.
WELCOME:
Chairs, blankets, and picnics
NOT WELCOME:
Glass, alcohol, umbrellas and tents

Moonlight, Music, & Meteors - NEW DATE!
2025-05-03 19:30 - 22:00 | “The Den” in LeFleur’s Bluff State Park, Riverside Park Circle, Jackson, 39216, United States
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Tickets can be purchased at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science website.

Moonlight, Music, & Meteors
playground pops + celestial wonders
On Saturday, May 3, imagine a night under the stars with the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra! Visit with area physicists, astronomers, and NASA Solar System Ambassadors during the Lyrid meteor shower!
Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets.
TICKETS: $20 online until Noon on May 1, 2025 or $25 at the door
Concessions will be available (not included with admission).
In the event of rain, an alternate date will be announced.
This project is supported in part by funding from the Mississippi Arts Commission, a state agency, and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
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Sponsors

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Tickets

General admission tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at door.
Tickets are sold online using the “Buy Tickets” button. Present your ticket on a mobile device or print it.

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: “The Den” in LeFleur’s Bluff State Park, Riverside Park Cir, Jackson, MS 39216
Parking: museum parking lot plus street parking

Sundown at Renaissance - NEW DATE!
2025-04-29 19:30 - 21:30 | Renaissance At Colony Park, 1000 Highland Colony Pkwy, Ridgeland, 39157, United States
FREE open-air, community partner concert

Sundown at Renaissance
featuring MSO and jazz musician Raphael Semmes
On Tuesday, April 29, grab a snack and a Go Cup from Malco Renaissance Cinema Grill & Bar or nearby Renaissance restaurants and make yourself comfortable on the green space for a FREE open-air concert with the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra!
Program highlights:
Pink Panther theme, Mission Impossible theme + Red Hot Rhythms, In the Pink, and Mississippi Feels Like Comin’ Home with Raphael Semmes
Come hang out and enjoy some smooth tunes with us!
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Sponsors

Concert in partnership with:

Venue & Parking Information

The Venue: Renaissance at Colony Park, Show Fountain Stage, 1000 Highland Colony Pkwy, Ridgeland, MS 39157
Parking: surrounding outdoor mall parking lot

Bravo 5: Epic Heights
2025-04-12 19:30 - 21:00 | Madison Central High School Auditorium, 1417 Highland Colony Parkway, Madison, MS, 39110, United States
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Given the prolonged closure of Thalia Mara Hall,
this concert will be held at
Madison Central High School.
1417 Highland Colony Parkway
Madison, MS 39110

Tickets are now available as general admission seating.

Epic Heights
Piano passion + revered masterworks
In an evening designed to excite, favorite guest artist Scott Cuellar returns for a deep dive into the extremes of piano virtuosity with Rachmaninoff’s sumptuous and spirited Piano Concerto No. 3. Sibelius’ powerful Symphony No. 5 caps the evening and the Bravo Series with an awe-inspiring finale.

MSO’s Bravo Concert series is sponsored by the Selby and Richard McRae Foundation.

Featured Musicians

Scott Cuellar, piano
Scott Cuellar Lauded for illuminating music’s emotional core, Cuellar’s talents have taken him to prestigious global venues, New York to Vienna to China, and solo appearances with orchestras across America. Cuellar has taken top prizes at the San Antonio, Virginia Waring and New Orleans international piano competitions. He is an acclaimed and passionate professor and currently on the music faculty at Syracuse University.

Tickets

Tickets are sold online using the “Buy Tickets” button.
Present your ticket on a mobile device or print it.
For assistance with ticket purchases contact MSO Patron Services by phone or email.
6:30pm
Box Office opens at the venue.
7:00pm
Venue doors open.
