APRIL 18 CONCERT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

After careful consideration  due to the circumstances of the  Coronavirus and the school closures the WMSO board of directors has  decided to cancel the April 18th concert. 

Both of our soloists will be able to join us on our Sept 26th concert so we will perform their numbers then.

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Celebrating 40 Years of Concert Music

Also WMSO will be celebrating Beethoven's 250th Birthday with their season finale June 13th at the Show Low High School Auditorium. Performance of Beethoven's 9th Symphony with 4 soloists and a chorus comprised of singers all over the White Mountains. 


Come join us for  enjoyable music that is wholesome, enriching and fun for the whole  family.  


Beethoven was the first  composer to include a chorus in a symphony with various melodies that  are developed and conclude with a joyous burst of energy. A true  masterpiece to be appreciated. 

Symphony Chorus for Beethoven's Symphony No. 9

 If you are interested or know someone who would be interested in being a part of the symphony chorus in presenting this musical masterpiece which includes the famous "Ode to Joy" melody in the final movement, please contact us at: wmso.information@gmail.com , 928-476-8656 or click here to be added to an emailing list.  

Yes i am interested in being part of the chorus

2019 - 2020 Concerto Competition

 The White Mountain Symphony Orchestra is sponsoring its annual Concerto Competition for High School and College musicians who would like to perform with the symphony. This season's Concerto concert is scheduled for Saturday, April 18, 2020. Cash prizes will be awarded for the winners in each of the two categories: High School and College.  Download the application to apply.

About Us

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Our Mission

  

  1. To present quality musical programs for the entire region.
  2. To provide opportunities to talented musicians in the White Mountains to perform in an orchestral setting.
  3. To offer the families of Northern Arizona wholesome and enriching musical entertainment.

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Introduction

 The White Mountain Symphony Orchestra aspires  to excellence in performance of a wide variety of orchestral music from  all eras and a diversity of composers.  Our performance repertoire has  included full orchestral works, chamber music, concertos and  collaborative performances with choirs and dance troupes.  Among our  most important activities is the annual “Music Is…”  program introducing the 4th and 5th grade students of Navajo and Apache  counties to the world of orchestral music.  Each season we aspire to  offer new opportunities and experiences for enjoying and sharing  orchestral music with the White Mountains. For example, this year we  will be introducing the students to "A March Through Time," marches throughout the centuries by a variety of composers. 

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Our History

 The White Mountain Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1979 as the Silver  Creek Symphony Orchestra and continues to grow and succeed.  The key to  this success is the commitment of our musicians to their individual  musicianship and to the orchestra.  In January 2000 the Silver Creek  Symphony became an independent 501 c3 nonprofit corporation named the  Silver Creek Regional Symphony.  On September 2, 2004, the members of  the orchestra voted to change the name to the White Mountain Symphony  Orchestra to more accurately reflect the area that the orchestra serves.