2026-27 Season
Observe the virtuosic brilliance of top artists, new and returning, as they perform thrilling and emotional works on this high-impact Princeton Symphony Orchestra season curated by Edward T. Cone Music Director Rossen Milanov. Click through the events listed below for complete program listings and additional information relating to each performance. Renew to reserve your preferred seat or join us with a new subscription today!
2026-27 tickets are currently only available by subscription; single tickets go on sale mid-summer. Questions? Email: [email protected]
Photo of Christine Goerke by Arielle Doneson
Silver Medalist at the XVI International Tchaikovsky Competition and winner of the 73rd Geneva International Music Competition, Dmitry Shishkin marks his debut performance with the...
Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel's Overture is the composer's only work for orchestra alone, and is highly representative of her style. Simone Porter marks her return performing Mozart's...
World-renowned dramatic soprano Christine Goerke sings Mahler's tender and poignant Kindertotenlieder, a song cycle for voice and orchestra with texts from poems by Friedrich...
Joshua Roman marks his long-anticipated return with Shostakovich's defiant Cello Concerto No. 1. Michael Abels' Liquify depicts shifting riverfront scenes, and maestro Rossen...
Audience favorite Maxim Lando performs Brahms' monumental first piano concerto on a program with Felix Mendelssohn's The Hebrides and Franz Schubert's Unfinished Symphony. John...
The Westminster Symphonic Choir performs Beethoven's revered Choral Symphony under the direction of Maestro Rossen Milanov.