Join the WSO String Quartet for an afternoon concert in the beautiful setting of Zion’s Lutheran Church. Hear Dvorak’s String Quartet No. 12 in F Major and Shostakovich’s Two Pieces for String Quartet and many more. Cost is $20 per person, pay at the door or order online.
Musicians: Jason Neukom and Samantha Nelson, violins, Tyler Brugmann, viola and Will Teegarden, cello
Join the Phoenix Trio for an afternoon concert in the beautiful setting of Zion’s Lutheran Church.
Musicians: Scott Bell, oboe, Linda Morton Fisher, bassoon and Rob Frankenberry, pianist
Cost is $20 per person, pay at the door or order online (online fees apply).
Scott Bell, oboist was a member of the Pittsburgh Symphony for 28 seasons. After retiring from the orchestra in 2019, Scott joined the faculty of the Tianjin, Juilliard School, a new campus in China. Since his return to the states. Bell has joined the faculty of Carnegie Mellon University.
Linda Morton Fisher, bassoon, is currently principal with the Pittsburgh Opera, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh and the Westmoreland Symphony. She is instructor of bassoon at the University of Pittsburgh.
Rob Frankenberry, enjoys a multi-faceted relationship with music as a singer, pianist, conductor, orchestrator and composer. He is on staff at Carnegie Mellon University, Duquesne, Seton Hill and Point Park.
Celebrate a fun afternoon of hats and happiness. Show off your fascinators and pearls while sipping on champagne and enjoy an elegant luncheon, prizes, a chance auction, and much more. All to support the programs and outreach of the symphony. This event sold out last year, save the date! RSVPs begin in April.
This is the story of The Unlikely Union of our American States, performed by Professor Greg Jackson, creator of the chart-topping podcast History That Doesn’t Suck!, and accompanied live by the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra conducted by Daniel Meyer. The United States turns 250 in 2026— remarkably, because it nearly died a thousand deaths in just its first 100. Skip the classroom and step into a memorable night of history-telling, music and multimedia!
Tickets on sale through the Palace Theatre box office 724-836-8000
*Limited VIP tickets available for post show meet & greet with Professor Jackson and Maestro Meyer
Join us for Coffee & Classics, an engaging event blending music and conversation. Discover classical works, ask questions. It’s a welcoming space for both seasoned listeners and newcomers to connect and explore. David Sinclair, WSO viola and Amy Baker, WSO bassoon perform.
White Rabbit drinks will be available for purchase, or bring your own (wine, beer, water, soda) along with your favorite snacks or charcuterie. Doors open at 7 p.m. FREE
Don’t miss out on the perfect blend of strings and spirits! You’ll experience an evening strings concert in West Overton’s rustic brick barn. Hear traditional classical works plus a few surprises performed by the WSO’s Cello Ensemble. Sip on signature cocktails featuring West Overton’s Jasper Stash Rye Whiskey plus a selection of beer and wine. General Admission; doors open at 6:00 p.m. with a cash bar. The concert begins at 7 p.m. *Must be over 21 and show a valid ID to purchase signature cocktails, beer, and wine. Tickets now on sale!
WSO Cellos: Will Teegarden, Alicia Storin, Cecilia Caughman, Christina Chen, Sarah Ferrell and Lily Moerschel.
The United States celebrates its 250th anniversary in 2026, a remarkable milestone for a nation that nearly ended before its first 100 years. Professor Greg Jackson and the Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Daniel Meyer, combine powerful storytelling with music in the epic tale of the first American century. From bold Declaration through a devastating Civil War, witness the resilience of an unlikely union that became a nation. Filmed in January 2026 at the Palace Theatre. Now Streaming! It will also be broadcast on WQED on July 5 at 4 p.m.
UPDATE: Concert is now being held at the Palace Theatre. Doors open at 6 PM, free general admission. No advance tickets or registration required.
Celebrate the Fourth at our popular annual summer concert! Join us for classics, patriotic favorites, movie favorites, and our traditional finale – The 1812 Overture, conducted by Daniel Meyer.
Get ready to celebrate art, music, and an unforgettable night at the Art of Music Gala!
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