Dear Friends of the BSO:
There is a shared sense of gratitude across our organization for our community’s steadfast commitment to the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Your attendance, advocacy and support have fostered an ensemble that is one of Maryland’s greatest cultural assets. This is a pivotal moment for our Orchestra, and the important work underway will affect the trajectory of the BSO for many years to come.
From a grateful Chair of the Board
Dear fellow fans and supporters of the BSO:
As a proud subscriber and supporter of this great Orchestra, let me start by saying thank you. Your attendance and philanthropy underscore the BSO’s ability to bring music to the people of Maryland and beyond. As Chair of the Board, I also want to reiterate that while we have work to do, I am honored and excited to work together – board, management, musicians, staff and community – to expand the boundaries of what an orchestra can be, and ensure the BSO thrives.
As you may know, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra announced earlier this week that it has reached a one-year agreement with our superb musicians. In doing so, we are thrilled to confirm that music will once again fill the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall and the Music Center at Strathmore as we open the 2019-20 season with this weekend’s performances of Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4, conducted by Maestra Marin Alsop, as well as featuring violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain in his debut performance with the BSO.
