We will have a delayed anniversary celebration of Beethoven’s 200th birthday, presenting one of the composer’s most beloved masterworks: The Violin Concerto in D major with soloist Christina Bouey performing on a Stradivarius Violin. The concerto will be complemented by Mozart’s Overture to “Le Nozze di Figaro” and Haydn’s famous Symphony #101 “The Clock.”

Symphony of the Mountains continues to support young artists through our bi-annual Elizabeth Harper Vaughan Concerto Competition. This year’s winner, Benjamin Doane, a student from the Juilliard School will perform the Elgar Cello Concerto.  After intermission Rutter’s famous Requiem will be presented in collaboration with the Voices of the Mountains (Symphony of the Mountains own choral group), the ETSU choirs and the Mountain Empire Children’s Choral Academy (Symphony of the Mountains’ official Children’s Choir) and the Tusculum University Choir.