Come Play with the Audubon Symphony Orchestra
We’re so glad you found us! The Audubon Symphony Orchestra is a welcoming community ensemble where musicians of varying ages and backgrounds come together to share their love of music. From seasoned music educators to high school students, and even those rediscovering their instruments after years away, our members are united by a passion for making music in a fun, supportive environment.
Our repertoire blends classical favorites, popular selections, and seasonal works, offering something for everyone to enjoy. Best of all—no auditions are required. All you need is your instrument, a willingness to learn, and a love of music.
New Members Always Welcome
Our Spring Season begins January 7, 2026 — and we’d love for you to be part of it!
Whether you’re looking to keep your skills sharp, meet new friends, or simply make music for the joy of it, the Audubon Symphony is the perfect group for musical connection.
Performances
The Audubon Symphony is available for engagements at private facilities and community functions. Contact us for more information.
Spring 2026 Season
January 7 - May 8
Concert Dates
May 2 - Private concert (Saturday, 2pm)
May 3 - Private concert (Sunday, 2pm)
May 6 - Private concert (Wednesday, 7pm)
May 8 at St. Luke's - Open to the Public (Friday, 7:30pm)
What Our Members and Patrons Say
“I began playing the violin quite late, starting at 42 with no prior music experience. Joining the ASO has pushed me to be a better musician. Playing with such a friendly, welcoming (and forgiving!) group has been a very rewarding experience.”
– Matt S.
ASO musician
“I look forward to our ASO rehearsals every week. The orchestra has given me the chance to reconnect with my trombone (I picked it up again after 48 years away!), to learn a new instrument (the viola), and even to have some of my compositions performed. Most of all, it’s given me the opportunity to meet and make music with a terrific bunch of people. The Audubon Symphony is a terrific organization.”
– Steve H.
ASO musician
“I was invited to the ASO concert by a member of the orchestra. I found that the acoustics of the church were excellent, which allowed the delicate woodwind instruments to shine just as clearly as the other orchestra sections. The audience was visibly moved, culminating in a well-deserved standing ovation. I was genuinely impressed with the performance and how the speaking parts were integrated in. I look forward to attending future performances!”
– Cheryl R.
Concert patron