“The Albany Symphony is now one of the country’s great orchestras.”
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Listen Adventurously.
Expand your world.
The Grammy-winning Albany Symphony shares exhilarating performances that surprise, move, and stay with you. From the iconic to the brand new, we extend the possibilities of orchestral music. There’s always something to discover.
Upcoming events
Passion & Power: Brahms & Elgar
Saturday November 7 at 3:00pm and 7:30pm
Troy Savings Bank Music Hall
New! One day only: The Albany Symphony in Saratoga
Sunday, November 8 at 3:00pm
Universal Preservation Hall
David Alan Miller, conductor
Sterling Elliott, cello
SAM WU: All This Is the Music of Waters (World Premiere)
EDWARD ELGAR: Cello Concerto
AARON COPLAND: Orchestral Variations
JOHANNES BRAHMS: Symphony No. 3
Mozart & Manny: a Classical Holiday
Saturday December 19 at 7:30pm
Sunday December 20 at 3:00pm
Troy Savings Bank Music Hall
David Alan Miller, conductor
Emanuel Ax, piano
Lauren Henning, bassoon
Kate Morton, mezzo-soprano
GEORGE FRIDERICH HANDEL: Sinfonia from Messiah
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART: Piano Concerto No. 25
ANTONIO VIVALDI: Bassoon Concerto RV498
ELISE WINKLER: New Work (World Premiere)
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. 2
Hear the moment
The Albany Symphony is nationally recognized for championing and nurturing living composers and commissioning new works that speak to right now.
We’re not only preserving a tradition—we’re building it.
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Education for all
Make music with the Albany Symphony
Music Director David Alan Miller and our musicians offer a rich variety of ways to discover, create, collaborate, and develop a lifelong love of music with programs for toddlers, seniors, and everyone in between.
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The Albany Symphony is the musical engine of the Capital Region, a source of connection for our communities, and a driving force in orchestral music. You make it possible for us to unite thousands across the region, provide vital learning opportunities, strengthen our creative economy, and advance the future of music.

