Princeton Symphony Orchestra

Founded in 1980, the Princeton Symphony Orchestra was originally comprised of amateur music lovers in the Princeton area who presented two or three informal concerts each year. The orchestra was restructured as a professional group in 1983, and has embarked on a more ambitious course of programming in the years since. It is the greater Princeton region's only resident orchestra and performs its five-concert subscription series in Princeton University's beautiful and historic Richardson Auditorium. The Symphony Orchestra's other activities have included the American Salute July 4th concerts, the Holiday Pops concerts, a Waterloo Festival Concert and the Millennial Celebration of Sacred Music, including the Festival of Hymns and the All-Bach New Year's Day program. Princeton Symphony Orchestra also sponsors the BRAVO! educational outreach in-school series and children's concerts in Richardson Auditorium.

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