Delaware County Symphony
Sebastian Grand, Music Director
Delaware County Symphony Presents: Concert in the Park
The next performance of the Delaware County Symphony will be a free concert in Rose Tree Park on Wednesday, June 11 at 7:30 PM. We are opening the 50th Season of the Rose Tree Summer Festival with a concert that features favorites from the 2024- 2025 season.
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The program includes:
Schubert- Rosamund Overture
Tchaikovsky- Fantasy Overture from “Romeo and Juliet”
Elgar- Pomp and Circumstance March 1
Farrenc- Overture No. 1
Sousa- Stars and Stripes
Holst- Mars and Jupiter from “The Planets”
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We hope you will join us for this festive evening at Rose Tree Park.
DCS Symphony Explorers
A FREE introduction to symphonic music for school age children accompanied by a parent or guardian. At each event, the children will learn about a specific orchestral instrument AND have the opportunity to experience part of a rehearsal. The children are invited to sit as part of the orchestra on stage to observe the interactions between the conductor and the musicians. DCS Symphony Explorers takes place on select Monday evenings in the McNichol Art Gallery in the Thomas A. Bruder Life Center Building at Neuman University.
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2024 - 2025 Season
Brings the Classics to Life!
The Delaware County Symphony is a community orchestra established in 1971 that is dedicated to providing outstanding musical experiences for residents of the Delaware County, Pennsylvania area.
New Members Welcome
The Delaware County Symphony currently has openings in all of the string sections and several other instruments. To apply, please complete a form on the Contact Us page, including a brief description of your experience.
The brochure cover art was created by artist Aliyah Cromathy. Click HERE to find out more about her.
The DCS is offering apparel and other merchandise for the DCS fan! Click on the mug to see the products.
Financial support for the Delaware County Symphony has been
provided by grants from The Ametek Foundation, Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority, The Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance and PA Council on the Arts and The Presser Foundation