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It’s a showstopping finale with the WSO Chorus and soloists! Hear the timeless tunes of Rodgers & Hammerstein from Carousel, Sound of Music, King and I, South Pacific, Oklahoma and more. It’s a high-energy celebration you won’t want to miss. Featuring vocalists Rebecca Kaufman Taylor, Anthony Massetto, Deana Muro, Daniel Nuttall, Becki Toth, Katy Williams and Rich Williams.
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.
You’re invited to the final concert in our new Sunday Sessions series! Enjoy an afternoon of song with vocalists Rich & Katy Williams, featuring favorite Broadway tunes and more, set in the beautiful surroundings of Zion’s Lutheran Church.
Cost is $20 per person; reserve online, or you may also pay at the door.
Rich Williams is an avid singer and has performed extensively in the Pittsburgh area with such groups as Pittsburgh Opera, Voces Solis, Resonance Works, Mendelssohn Choir, River City Brass Band, Aria412, and Believe men’s ensemble. Notable musical highlights include playing one of the River City townsfolk in a semi-staged 2009 production of The Music Man at Heinz Hall, featuring Shirley Jones, and performing as a choral “backup singer” with such internationally acclaimed artists as Sarah Brightman, Andrea Bocelli, and the Chieftains. A chemical engineering graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, Rich is currently the tenor soloist and section leader at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Upper St. Clair.
Katy Williams is the special guest vocalist for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra’s Fiddlesticks Family Concert Series, a chorister in Pittsburgh Opera and is adjunct music staff at Point Park University, Carnegie Mellon University Pre-College program and Washington and Jefferson College. She is the soprano soloist at Rodef Shalom, Oakland, and the soprano soloist at Westminster Presbyterian church Upper St. Clair, PA. She is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Vocal Performance.
Save the Date for our FREE summer concert. Sunday, July 5 at 7 pm St. Clair Park, Greensburg – Celebrate the Fourth at our popular annual summer concert in the park! Come early for an instrument petting zoo, perfect for kids. Bring a lawn chair or blanket along with family and friends and join us for classics, patriotic favorites, movie favorites, and our traditional finale – The 1812 Overture at St. Clair Park in Greensburg, conducted by Daniel Meyer. This concert is free and open to the public. Donations are accepted.
From the wizarding magic of Harry Potter to the epic space saga of Star Wars and the thrilling roar of Jurassic Park, experience a blockbuster evening of John Williams’ greatest film scores performed by the full orchestra! Wear your favorite costumes, winners will receive prizes!
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
Online ticket sales have concluded but good seating options remain. Ticket booth opens at 6:30 p.m., cash and card accepted.
J.S. Bach: Concerto in D minor
Radu Ratoi, accordion
Holst: The Planets
Treble Voices (choir)
Journey into celestial wonder in this epic concert experience. Accordion virtuoso Radu Ratoi makes his WSO debut with Bach’s Concerto in D minor. Then, soar into the cosmos with Holst’s epic masterpiece The Planets, a breathtaking tour of our solar system brought to life by the full power of the orchestra.
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