4th Annual Symphony in the Park

Labor Day Weekend August 31, 2024

7:00pm | Bergfeld Park

Tyler, TX

 

24/25 SEASON AT THE UT TYLER COWAN CENTER

Season Opener: ¡Fiesta!

September 21, 2024 | 7:30pm

Beethoven’s 7th

UT Tyler Cowan Center

Season tickets on sale now.  Single tickets on sale August 12.

Pianist Arturo Nieto-Dorantes joins the ETSO for an opening night featuring Concierto Romantico by the “father” of Mexican classical music, Manuel Ponce, and Beethoven’s energetic Symphony No. 7.

THE SPLENDOR OF THE SEASONS

November 2, 2024 | 7:30pm

Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons

UT Tyler Cowan Center

Season tickets on sale now.  Single tickets on sale September 23.

The ETSO celebrates nature in music with a concert featuring Vivaldi’s popular The Four Seasons, Schumann’s “Spring” Symphony and the ETSO premiere of Canada’s most-performed orchestral work, Fall Fair.

THE MYSTERY OF MAHLER

January 25, 2025 | 7:30pm

UT Tyler Cowan Center

Season tickets on sale now.  Single tickets on sale September 23.

The heavily augmented forces of the ETSO come together for a performance of Gustav Mahler’s poignant Symphony No. 9.

THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA

Feb 22, 2025 | 7:30pm

UT Tyler Cowan Center

Season tickets on sale now.  Single tickets on sale September 23.

ETSO salutes the American spirit with a concert that includes works honoring our country’s history. The program’s centerpiece is Aaron Dworkin’s American Rhapsody, with the composer as narrator.

ONE VOICE: MUSIC OF QUEEN

March 29, 2025 | 7:30pm

UT Tyler Cowan Center

Season tickets on sale now.  Single tickets on sale September 23.

Rock out with the ETSO and the Tyler Civic Chorale for the season finale, celebrating the music of Queen with our friends from Jeans ‘n Classics. The concert will feature such favorites as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, We are the Champions, and more.

ON BEHALF OF YOUR ETSO,

THANK YOU

The ETSO is proud to work with the following businesses and organizations:

The 2024/2025 ETSO concert season is made possible in part thanks to funding from the Braithwaite Performing Arts Program at the East Texas Communities Foundation.