Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra 

The Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra is celebrating their 100th Anniversary as the oldest professional symphony in the state of Indiana! Join Executive Director and Principal Clarinetist, Dr. Samantha Johnson-Helms, for an overview of the repertoire, special guest artists, innovative community engagement events, and other exciting happenings during the THSO’s 2026-2027 season...you won’t want to miss this sneak peek!

The THSO is thrilled to present Symphony Sundays, a free chamber music concert series, at Westminster Village in the Community Center. Performances are 45-60 minutes in length and are open to the public. Join us each month for an afternoon of wonderful music performed by our THSO musicians!

Join Lev Roshal, music theorist and Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra violinist, for an engaging exploration of the orchestra’s upcoming program. This preview highlights Quinn Mason’s A Joyous Trilogy, a vibrant and uplifting contemporary work, alongside Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto, performed by Eunice Kim, known for its lyrical beauty and technical brilliance. The session concludes with insights into Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6, “Pathétique,” a masterpiece of emotional depth and dramatic intensity. Musical examples and commentary provide context, enhancing appreciation for this dynamic and compelling concert experience. 

The THSO is thrilled to present Symphony Sundays, a free chamber music concert series, at Westminster Village in the Community Center. Performances are 45-60 minutes in length and are open to the public. Join us each month for an afternoon of wonderful music performed by our THSO musicians!

Experience the vibrant energy of Quinn Mason’s A Joyous Trilogy, a fresh and uplifting opening to the season. Violinist Eunice Kim brings brilliance and lyricism to Mendelssohn’s beloved Violin Concerto. The evening culminates in Tchaikovsky’s powerful Symphony No. 6, a masterpiece of emotional depth and dramatic intensity.

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Back by popular demand, the THSO is thrilled to return to the gorgeous Church of the Immaculate Conception at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods on October 18, 2026 at 4pm! This cathedral-like structure is an astonishingly beautiful space with superb acoustics. VIP ticket holders are invited to an exclusive reception following the concert, complete with tasty appetizers and a hosted bar!

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The THSO is thrilled to present Symphony Sundays, a free chamber music concert series, at Westminster Village in the Community Center. Performances are 45-60 minutes in length and are open to the public. Join us each month for an afternoon of wonderful music performed by our THSO musicians!

Join Ryan Tolentino, Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra Education Coordinator and violinist, for an engaging preview of the upcoming concert Plucked: Mandolin Journeys from Bluegrass to Brahms. This program highlights a genre-spanning evening featuring Michael Abels’ Delights & Dances, a vibrant bluegrass set led by mandolin virtuoso Solly Burton and collaborators, and Brahms’ Symphony No. 2. Musical insights, featured listening examples, and behind-the-scenes perspectives illuminate the mandolin’s versatility alongside the orchestra’s rich sound world, offering a deeper appreciation of this dynamic and colorful performance.

Michael Abels’ Delights & Dances opens the night with rhythmic sparkle and vibrant color. Mandolin virtuoso Solly Burton and friends light up the stage with a high‑energy bluegrass set that brings a fresh, fun fusion to the season. Brahms’ warm and expansive Symphony No. 2 rounds out this genre‑blending program with symphonic richness and charm.

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The THSO is thrilled to present Symphony Sundays, a free chamber music concert series, at Westminster Village in the Community Center. Performances are 45-60 minutes in length and are open to the public. Join us each month for an afternoon of wonderful music performed by our THSO musicians!

Step into a sparkling 1920s‑themed celebration presented by the Wabash Valley Community Foundation as we mark our 100th Anniversary with an afternoon of holiday magic featuring Terre Haute’s own Caroline Goodwin. Beloved classics like Sleigh Ride and The Christmas Song fill the air with warmth, nostalgia, and seasonal cheer. This glamorous, jazz‑infused holiday spectacular brings together the spirit of the season and the exuberance of the Roaring Twenties for an unforgettable experience.

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Celebrate the season with THSO Presents! Holiday Brass, a festive evening filled with brilliance, warmth, and holiday cheer. This special chamber performance showcases the power and beauty of our Principal Brass and Percussion conducted by Music Director Roger Kalia, from the majestic Venetian fanfares of Giovanni Gabrieli to the serene beauty of Morten Lauridsen's O Magnum Mysterium. Audiences will enjoy beloved seasonal favorites including Joy to the World, Carol of the Bells, Sleigh Ride, and Leroy Anderson's jubilant A Christmas Festival, alongside charming classics such as March of the Toys, Infant Holy, Infant Lowly, and Sussex Mummers' Christmas Carol. The program also features David Watkins' Fanfare for Terre Haute, a stirring tribute to our community.

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Join Dr. Roger Kalia, Music Director of the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra, as he delves into the art of combining score and cinema for the THSO’s upcoming special presentation of Buster Keaton’s “The General” accompanied by live orchestra. This screening in Rose-Hulman’s Hatfield Hall will feature the iconic silent film set to a score composed by Andrew Earle Simpson performed by musicians from the THSO. Join Dr. Kalia as he presents on the history of film scoring and the musical processes required to make these types of artistic collaborations come to life on the silver screen.

Experience one of the greatest silent films ever made in a whole new way as members of the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra perform a live score to Buster Keaton's classic comedy-adventure The General (1926). Led by Music Director Roger Kalia, this special event at Hatfield Hall pairs Keaton's masterful physical comedy, breathtaking train chases, and timeless storytelling with the excitement of live orchestral performance.

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The THSO is thrilled to present Symphony Sundays, a free chamber music concert series, at Westminster Village in the Community Center. Performances are 45-60 minutes in length and are open to the public. Join us each month for an afternoon of wonderful music performed by our THSO musicians!

Join musicians from the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra for an enlightening discussion about their own careers as professional musicians. Topics to be explored include training and education, instrument maintenance, and other challenges facing the classical music industry as we navigate the latter half of the 2020s. This afternoon presentation will be great for those who are not only curious about the credentials and skills of a professional classical musician, but also curious about the individuals that bring the music to life. Get to know your THSO more at this special presentation in Cunningham Memorial Library!

The THSO brings the thrill of competition to the concert hall with rousing fanfares, iconic themes, and triumphant music celebrating heroes, home teams, and unforgettable moments in sports history! Enjoy Highlights from Rocky, the Olympic Fanfare, Back Home Again in Indiana, the William Tell Overture, Summon the Heroes, Casey at the Bat, and more!

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The THSO is thrilled to share our annual music education program with over 3,000 Wabash Valley elementary students on April 15, 2027 at Tilson Auditorium on the campus of Indiana State University! Register by clicking the link below. This concert is not open to the public.

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The THSO is thrilled to present Symphony Sundays, a free chamber music concert series, at Westminster Village in the Community Center. Performances are 45-60 minutes in length and are open to the public. Join us each month for an afternoon of wonderful music performed by our THSO musicians!

Join musicians from the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra for an illuminating presentation of the upcoming concert, A Night of Masquerades. This 2026-27 season finale will highlight works from ballrooms all over. Whether it be London, New Orleans, or Paris, the music of this evening will certainly transport you to a different place and time of whimsy and glamour. Featured on this program will be Hector Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique, Maurice Ravel’s La valse, Anna Clyne’s Masquerades, and a very special performance of Alan Thiesen’s L’Histoire de la Nouvelle-Orléans starring THSO’s Principal Flautist, Angela Reynolds. OLLI attendees will be treated to an in-depth look at all of these magnificent works on the program as the THSO closes their 26-27 season! 

Step into an evening of intrigue and elegance as we invite audiences to dress up and revel in a night of musical disguise! Anna Clyne’s Masquerade, Shostakovich’s irresistible Waltz, and a Mardi Gras–inspired flute concerto performed by Principal Flute Angela Reynolds set the stage with sparkle, swagger, and festive flair. Ravel’s swirling La Valse and Berlioz’s electrifying Symphonie Fantastique bring the masquerade to a thrilling close, blending glamour and drama in a celebration of orchestral imagination.

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The THSO is thrilled to present Symphony Sundays, a free chamber music concert series, at Westminster Village in the Community Center. Performances are 45-60 minutes in length and are open to the public. Join us each month for an afternoon of wonderful music performed by our THSO musicians!