The fantastic 77th Season of the Elkhart County Symphony continues, and we hope you will join us for all three remaining concerts!
Next up, on Sunday, Feb. 2 at 4 p.m., we offer a collaborative concert on the campus of Goshen College. Mahler #2, The Resurrection, at Sauder Concert Hall at the Goshen College Music Center, features the expanded Elkhart County Symphony with 100 musicians, local vocal ensemble The Camerata Singers, and members of Goshen College Choirs performing Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 2—considered to be among the renowned composer’s most challenging works.
The repertoire also includes the beautiful Serenade to Music by Vaughan Williams.
Get your tickets for Mahler #2, The Resurrection, and all remaining concerts by visiting The Lerner Theatre Box Office—410 South Main Street, Elkhart, Indiana—or by calling the Box Office at (574) 293-4469. Tickets may also be purchased from The Lerner Theatre website with the button below.
A Hall Like No Other
Sauder Concert Hall at the Goshen College Music Center, once described by internationally-renowned choral conductor Vance George as “one of the great halls of the world,” is renowned for its combination of simple elegance and rare warmth of acoustics.
Inspired by the great concert halls of Europe, Sauder Concert Hall is a magnificent setting for Mahler’s Symphony No. 2. Also known as the Resurrection Symphony, Symphony No. 2 is a complex and emotionally powerful piece of music—from its first movement to its last—that rises toward spiritual transcendence.
Get your tickets while you can and join us for this exciting and memorable community collaboration!
In 2022, the Elkhart County Symphony performed Beethoven’s Ode to Joy with The Camerata Singers and Goshen College Choirs in front of a sellout crowd at Sauder Concert Hall at the Goshen College Music Center. The three local musical entities unite, Feb. 2, for a unique community collaboration featuring a performance of Gustav Mahler’s legendary Symphony No. 2.
More memories to be made
Our 77th season—under the skilled guidance of Conn-Selmer Endowed Musical Director, Dr. Soo Han—continues to deliver performances and collaborations to surprise and delight the senses.
Don’t miss another moment of the Elkhart County Symphony’s exciting 77th season!
The Elkhart County Symphony remaining 2024-25 Schedule:
- Mahler 2, Resurrection on Sunday, Feb. 2 at 4 p.m. at Sauder Concert Hall at the Goshen College Music Center.
- Passion and Poetry on Sunday, March 30 at 4 p.m. at The Lerner Theatre. Side-by-Side concert with the Goshen High School Symphony Orchestra.
- rebelSYMPHnoire on Sunday, May 18 at 4 p.m. at The Lerner Theatre. Guest Soloist: rebel noire and the accomplices.
You can learn more about these concerts at ElkhartSymphony.org! Don’t forget to follow the Elkhart County Symphony on Facebook and/or Instagram to stay updated with news and information. Thank you for joining us for Season 77!
ABOUT THE ELKHART COUNTY SYMPHONY
The Elkhart County Symphony Association employs more than 100 professional musicians in the county. The organization promotes cultural experiences and instills civic pride in our community by encouraging artistic integrity, providing innovative opportunities, and presenting excellent musical programming through concerts, education, and special events.