Upcoming Events
Out of concern for the health of our audience and orchestra members, this season's in-person concerts may be canceled. However, we're not taking the season off. The orchestra is doing virtual performances until we can perform for you live once more.
Our string ensemble did a live-streamed live performance on October 30. You can get more information about the concert here and view a short video about the event here.
We're also working on a series of virtual-orchestra performances, where our members record their parts separately at home and then we combine all the parts to make one video performance.
Our first such virtual-orchestra performance is the "Nimrod" movement from Edward Elgar's Enigma Variations. You can see and hear it here.
Our second performance is the second movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 - you can view that one here
Other items of interest
The BSO is pleased to announce the selection of a new Executive Director.
Thank you for visiting our website at this difficult time. To lift your spirits, we offer these video performances by members of the BSO and other groups.
One of the BSO's favorite soloists, Adam LaMotte, invites you to join him for free streamed concerts by the Amadeus Chamber Orchestra each Wednesday at 7pm.
A performance of Giovanni Gabrieli's Canzon Septimi Toni for two choirs performed by eight clones of our principal trombonist Paul Hanau.
A lovely video by members of the Rotterdam (Holland) Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Oregon Symphony presents musical storytelling.
Visit our public archive of performances here.
The orchestra's Northwest Composers Project is an ongoing effort to showcase the work of living Northwest composers.
The orchestra's March 2016 performance of "The Planets" by Gustav Holst is now available on YouTube here (music and planets videos) and here (music and planets videos mixed with live shots of the orchestra and conductor)
Christa Maxson interviews music director Travis Hatton in this 2017 video by Tualatin Valley Community TV
Watch the Beaverton Symphony Brass section perform in videos by Tualatin Valley Community TV
Volunteers Needed
For information about helping with concerts, see our volunteers page.
Thanks to Compass Oncology for Sponsoring our Concerts
Compass Oncology, based in the Northwest, is a trusted source for oncology and hematology care, providing comprehensive, leading-edge treatment incorporating evidence-based medicine, clinical trials, and research studies.
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Cultural Coalition of Washington County funds help support our Young Artist's Competition
Oregon Cultural Trust
Beaverton Arts Commission
The Oregon Community Foundation
City of Beaverton
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