Bloomington Symphony Orchestra – Indiana

It's back, in all its glory! We've had to make a few tweaks, but the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra WILL host its annual Youth Concerto Competition this season. Many thanks to our corporate sponsor, Baird Wealth Management for making this event possible! BLOOMINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 2020 VIRTUAL YOUTH CONCERTO COMPETITION  Rules of Participation   Entrants must […]

The BSO Annual Meeting will held on Tuesday June 23rd at 7-8:00pm. It will be livestreamed on Facebook and Zoom. Links to follow. Everybody is welcome to this meeting. Only members of the orchestra, which include both musicians and donors of $25 or more, can participate in discussion and vote in the election of board […]

8/20 UPDATE: Both the 7:00 pm and the 8:15 pm concerts have filled up. Each show will last approximately 45 minutes. Thank you so much for your support! Click HERE for the concert program and welcome videos from artistic director Alejandro.     For the first time since March, the musicians of the BSO are reuniting […]

This FREE event will be live-streamed from the FAR Center for Contemporary Arts in Bloomington, IN, on YouTube: https://youtu.be/a2rbGj9p3GY While it doesn't cost anything to participate, we are working very hard behind the scenes to continue providing meaningful musical connections with our community. Please consider making a donation to help us #KeeptheMusicAlive! To learn how you can contribute, […]

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Join the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra in a (slightly belated) celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday - TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE! Though we'd originally hoped to perform this concert for a live audience, that was not practical under recent and current conditions. Instead, musicians were socially-distanced, and, for the first time ever, were positioned throughout the auditorium itself, rather than onstage. […]