The Delaware County Symphony is pleased to offer substantial savings to our exciting 2019-2020 symphony series.

Our four full symphonic concerts feature stellar performances of the most beloved works in the classical repertoire including the lush and emotionally moving Piano Concerto No. 2, by Rachmaninoff featuring guest soloist Thomas Hicks, the endearing Symphony No. 2, "Little Russian" by Tchaikovsky, Beethoven's ever popular and sparkling Violin Concerto performed by guest soloist Luigi Mazzocchi, and the high energy Trumpet Concerto by Alexander Arutiunian featuring guest soloist Barbara Prugh. We encourage you to enjoy the savings and the full symphonic sound of the Delaware County Symphony .

All four symphony concerts are at 3:00 pm on Sundays in the beautiful 300 seat Meagher Theatre on the tranquil campus of Neumann University in Aston, PA. For your convenience there is ample free parking adjacent to the theatre.

Delaware County Symphony (DCS) is a community orchestra of about 70 members who have been presenting classical music concerts for residents of the Delaware Valley for over 40 years. Under the leadership of DCS Music Director Joseph Caminiti and concertmaster Nina Vieru, they give four full symphony concerts and four chamber music concerts each season in the Life Center at Neumann University in Aston, Pennsylvania.

The DCS membership includes a wide range of ages and occupations, both professional and recreational musicians, all of whom volunteer their time. The Board of Directors is comprised of both orchestra members and representatives from the community.

Over the years, Delaware County Symphony has performed a widely varied repertoire of both standard and less familiar musical works, both new and old, including some world premiers. Concerts have been enriched by the performances of many guest artists, including solo instrumentalists, small ensembles, and singers.

Each year, a youth soloist, winner of an annual DCS competition, appears in concert with the orchestra. Several of these young artists have gone on to professional musical performance careers. The concert season also brings several special events, including An Evening with the Concertmaster, a recital of violin music with piano accompaniment, and talks by specialists on musical topics.