Oakville Symphony Orchestra

Founded in 1967 by Kenneth Hollier, the original twelve-member orchestra has now grown into a seventy-five member orchestra under the leadership of conductor and musical director, Roberto De Clara.  Dedicated to bringing audiences a variety of music while contributing to the musical growth of its members and the cultural growth of the community, the Oakville Symphony Orchestra's eleven concerts entertain over 5,000 patrons per year.  Each season talented Canadian guest artists perform with the orchestra's 65 amateur musicians and 10 professionals who lead and instruct various sections.  The OSO also supports the Young Artists Program by providing playing scholarships for young musicians each season.

Subscription Information for 2013/2014 Season:   Please contact the box office by phone or in person for new subscription orders.

Due to the overwhelming popularity of the Oakville Symphony Orchestra, the season is almost completely sold out.           For more information, please visit the Oakville Symphony Orchestra

Guest Artist: Stephen Sitarski, Violin

DVORAK................................................Violin Concerto

TCHAIKOVSKY.........................................Symphony #5

Concert #2: Rome & Vienna February 1 & 2, 2014

Guest Artist: Adam Zinatelli, Trumpet

BRAHMS..............................Academic Festival Overture

J.N. HUMMEL........................... Trumpet Concerto in Eb

RESPIGHI.....................................The Fountains of Rome

BERLIOZ..................................Roman Carnival Overture

Concert #3: The Romantic Violin April 5 & 6, 2014

Guest Artist: Leslie Ashworth, Violin

MENDELSSOHN...................Violin Concerto in E Minor

DVORAK.....................................................Symphony #6

Concert #4: Season Finale May 10 & 11, 2014

Guest artists Adrian Fung, Chelsey Schill, Joan Browne and composer

Hunter Coblentz (who all have roots in Oakville) bring this season to a

triumphant close.

TCHAIKOVSKY...................................Rococo Variations

PUCCINI...............................................Preludio Sinfonico

HUE................................Fantasie for Flute and Orchestra

COBLENTZ.........................World Premiere for Orchestra