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An Evening with The Virtuosi ~~ September 18th

Support the Norwalk Symphony by hearing three world-class musicians, performing in the truly gorgeous setting of the HMTX House Up On The Hill!

Arturo Delmoni is the Concertmaster of the New York City Ballet and has performed as soloist with some of the most important orchestras throughout the United States. Kenneth Kuo, in addition to serving as Founder and President of The Connecticut School of Music, has sold in excess of 500,000 recordings of his lyrical and passionate cello playing. Jonathan Yates is not only the Music Director of the Norwalk Symphony, but also a highly regarded pianist whose career has taken him across the US, Europe and Asia.The HMTX Headquarters is an architectural marvel of 24,000 sq. ft. including the rooftop garden and featuring forest boardwalks, rain gardens and stunning interior spaces. Enjoy sumptuous food, breathtaking vistas, and glorious music in an evening that you will not forget! TICKETS


September 23rd


Music in the Garden

Presented by Norwalk Symphony and Blau House & Gardens. Tour the gardens from 4:30-5:30 with a guide and then enjoy the musical entertainment starting at 6:00pm. Feel free to enjoy your own picnic anywhere in the gardens starting at 4:30pm

August 3 (Rain Date August 10): Quantum Leap String Quartet

August 30, 2025: (This event has changed to the rain date due to extreme heat): Harmonia V Woodwind Quintet

August 31 (Rain Date Sept. 7): So Sings the Garden. Poetry reading led by Westport’s Poet Laureate Donna Disch, with performances by soprano Maureen McKay, baritone Marcelo Guzzo, pianist Thomas Cuffari, and cellist Gunnar Sahlin

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The Norwalk Symphony welcomes friends 18 and older to become a Volunteer. Help is needed in the office, for outreach events and at our concerts. Volunteers can attend performances for free! Read more here.


young artists festival I & II and concerto competition

New to Classical?

(Not) Just for Kids

Cellist performing as winner of competition
Children at NJFK presentation
Orchestra concert

Young musicians, join our annual competition. Lots of fun, and cash prizes too!
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Fear not! It's a lot more fun, and less formal, than you may think.
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Introduce your children to the joy of classical music through our season-long series.
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MISSION

The Mission of the Norwalk Symphony Orchestra is to share the beauty and power of orchestral music with audiences of all ages through live performances and music education programs.

VISION

The Vision of the Norwalk Symphony Orchestra is to be a leading artistic institution in Southwest Connecticut. We strive to:

  • Inspire, enlighten, educate and uplift the human spirit

  • Perform artistically excellent symphonic and POPS concerts, whether they be full orchestra or chamber music compositions

  • Value the cultural and educational importance of music

  • Provide music educational opportunities for students and adults

  • Connect and collaborate with community organizations

  • Foster impactful appreciation of the Norwalk Symphony Orchestra, and

  • Embrace diversity and promote inclusion for our staff, board, musicians and audiences.

We will sustain this vision by building financial relationships to ensure long term stability.

CONCERT HALL

We are honored to call the Norwalk Concert Hall our home. This acoustically renowned performance space, designed by Jaffe Holden, is located at Norwalk City Hall, 125 East Avenue, Norwalk CT 06851.

OFFICE

25 Van Zant Street, Suite 14-3, Norwalk, CT 06855