From Maestro Russell Ger:

Mahler is my favorite composer. His symphonies wrestle with the very essence of being human. And none do this more overtly than his magisterial Second Symphony. This piece is a reckoning with life’s fundamental meaning and the ultimate destination of the soul.

The finale is one of the most awe-inspiring musical experiences you can ever have. A vast choir of angels beckons us to heaven, performed here in collaboration with the combined choruses of West Point Glee Club and the Cappella Festiva Chamber Choir, amassing a total of some 250 musicians and singers on the stage.

Lastly, the theme of Resurrection itself is so germane and applicable to our own GNSO story here in Newburgh. In fact, it is the overarching theme of this entire anniversary season. We at GNSO like to think of the orchestra as a symbol of Newburgh’s renaissance, an emblem of Newburgh Rising. The arts are always a harbinger of renewal and growth, and we want the symphony to be seen leading the charge in this. 

TICKET INFORMATION: PLEASE REVIEW BEFORE PURCHASE

• Tickets will be either sent in the MAIL, or held at WILL CALL on concert day. Please specify the preferred method at checkout.

• Tickets will NOT be sent via e-mail.

• Online ticket sales will not be available after 7PM the evening prior to the concert. 

• Tickets can be purchased at the Box Office the day of the performance. 

• Children under the age of 5 are not permitted in the Balcony.

• $10 tickets for Students and ages 18 and below are in our open seating area only. Student tickets will not be mailed, but will be available at the WILL CALL desk. Please show valid current Student ID.

• Tickets ordered 14 days or fewer prior to the concert will NOT be mailed, but they will be held at WILL CALL for pickup on the day of the concert. 

ACCESSIBILITY

NOTE: Seating in the Balcony is not Handicap Accessible. 

Need to arrange for assistance on concert day? Email gnso@newburghsymphony.org by one week prior to the day of the concert. Thank you. 

Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.  All donations are tax deductible. Ticket purchases are not considered donations.