End the season with music full of character, from Stravinsky’s Petrushka to a new take on a Bach favorite.

Under the direction of Bruce Walker, the Walla Walla Symphony Youth Orchestra (WWSYO) will present their concert for the Spring session, featuring the winners of the WWSYO Concerto Competition.

Start the season by exploring how each generation of musicians paves the way for the next, shaping the future of music through works including Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto with violinist Adrian Anantawan.

The Vienna Boys’ Choir returns to Walla Walla with Strauss For Ever, a lively program of waltzes, polkas, and songs filled with stories of sailors, ghosts, bandits, and even hamsters.

This concert features Vienna Boys’ Choir only, without Walla Walla Symphony musicians.

Step into the world of heroes and villains with music from film, TV, and games, including a tribute to Walla Walla’s own Batman, Adam West.

Explore music that connects where we come from, where we’re headed, and the path that brings us together through Dvořák’s New World Symphony, performed in collaboration with the Whitman College Orchestra.

Treat someone special to an afternoon with Seraph Brass, featuring familiar tunes from musicals, opera, and more.

This concert features Seraph Brass only, without Walla Walla Symphony musicians.

Experience what it means to rise, to fight, and ultimately to become the hero of your own story through Anna Clyne’s Dance, performed with cellist Sally Singer Tuttle, and dancers Peter de Grasse and Phyllis Rothwell, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3, “Eroica.”

Find comfort, hope, and a sense of connection in Brahms’s Requiem, music written for those left behind, performed with the Mid-Columbia Mastersingers.

Discover how music can create a sense of place through stories, memory, and the landscapes that shape us, including Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition.