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There’s nothing like experiencing Santa Rosa Symphony live. Feel the energy, connect with the crowd, and sing along to the biggest hits in person! Check out the top songs from Santa Rosa Symphony in the playlist below, and then choose an event to claim your tickets. Get ready for a night you’ll never forget!

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The Santa Rosa Symphony heads into its 99th season this fall, one year out from the highly awaited centennial celebration. Music Director Francesco Lecce-Chong opens his ninth year with the orchestra by revisiting pieces from his earliest concerts here, including Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony and Mahler's Fourth. The orchestra performs its full classical season at Sonoma State University's Green Music Center, giving North Bay audiences access to a professional symphony without the drive into San Francisco. Find tickets for Santa Rosa Symphony at Event Tickets Center.

Santa Rosa Symphony Tour Dates

The Santa Rosa Symphony schedule opens its Classical Series this fall with "Twist of Fate," a program built around a world premiere and a Liszt piano concerto. Weill Hall hosts every mainstage date this season, with "Echoes of Innocence" landing November 14, 2026, as one of the fall's marquee programs. Concerts typically run in triplicate: a Saturday evening, Sunday matinee, and Monday evening performance of the same program, giving subscribers flexibility around a single weekend's music. The season runs from October through the following June, closing out with a Beethoven-focused finale before the centennial year begins.

Santa Rosa Symphony Setlist and Concert Info

At Weill Hall in 2026, the season-closing "Shakespeare in Music" program opened with Coleridge-Taylor's "Othello" incidental music, moved through Mozart's "Piano Concerto No. 20" with soloist Claire Huangci, and closed with two Tchaikovsky tone poems, "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet." Actress Nicola Vann, who runs a Shakespeare company in Los Angeles, performed a short monologue ahead of each Tchaikovsky tone poem, tying the literary theme to the music instead of leaving it as a program note. That kind of thematic pairing shapes most Santa Rosa Symphony programs rather than a loose mix of favorites. Those who caught last season's finale should expect similarly structured programs from Lecce-Chong's ninth season.

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A night at Weill Hall means a purpose-built concert hall with an adjustable rear wall opening onto the lawn, paired with a full professional orchestra. Lecce-Chong's programs tend to build around a single idea rather than a scattershot mix of hits, so even casual concertgoers walk away with a clear sense of what tied the evening together. With the symphony's centennial season now just one year out, this season's lineup carries some extra weight. Grab tickets to Santa Rosa Symphony at Event Tickets Center.