Suspended Like a Cloud: Young People's Chamber Orchestra
2026-03-28 19:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
Repertoire subject to change

Ticket Information

Pre-concert $15/adult, $5/youth

At the Door$20/adult, $10/youth

Please note: the pre-concert price is valid until 11 AM of the Friday preceding the concert. After that, tickets can only be purchased at the door.

Tickets for this concert are sold through the Phoenix Theater.

Ticket fees apply for all online orders. We suggest buying your ticket in advance on line. For door ticket, sales we suggest paying with cash.

We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Young People’s Chamber Orchestra is sponsored by Garth Bixler

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are nonrefundable and subject to availability.

Photo by Susan & Neil Silverman Photography

Road to Appalachia Featuring Mark & Maggie O'Connor
2026-04-28 08:00 - 17:00
About the Concert

GRAMMY Award-winning violinists Mark O’Connor and Maggie O’Connor return to Santa Rosa with music that bridges concert hall tradition and the roots of American sound. Their works Song of the Liberty Bell and Strings & Threads Suite blend classical form with folk melodies and virtuosic fiddling, creating a vibrant, living expression of American music.

At the heart of the program is Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring, a landmark of the American repertoire. Premiered in 1944 for Martha Graham, the score captures a sense of optimism and renewal, culminating in the beloved Shaker tune “Simple Gifts.”

Woven throughout the concert are two striking works by Gabriela Lena Frank Elegía Andina and Escaramuza—which draw on Latin American influences to expand and enrich the idea of what “American” music can be.

From Appalachian landscapes to Andean echoes, this program traces a musical journey shaped by tradition, migration, and reinvention—an evolving portrait of a nation in sound.

Pre-Concert Talk with Francesco Lecce-Chong

Pre-concert talk is general seating and free to concert ticket holders. Approximately 30 minutes in Weill Hall.

Tickets

$34 – $110. Reserved seating.

$10 student rush tickets for college students with a valid student ID. Available starting 1-1/2 hours prior to the concert, at the door only.

Youths 7-17 years of age may receive one complimentary ticket with every paid adult. Request tickets through Patron Services at (707) 546-8742.

We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions from the following:

Concert sponsored by Jamei Haswell and Mack Schwing Conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong sponsored by David and Corinne ByrdGuest Artists Mark and Maggie O’Connor sponsored by The Stare Foundation and Lee and Dave Stare of Dry Creek Vineyard

Programs, dates, artists, and prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets are subject to availability. All tickets are nonrefundable.Only children ages seven years and older will be allowed into the concert hall.

The Mozart Blend
2026-05-15 08:00 - 17:00
Symphony Uncorked

Experience the perfect blend of classical music and fine wine with Symphony Uncorked—a series of relaxed, intimate chamber music performances set among the beautiful landscapes of Sonoma County.

Hosted by Francesco Lecce-Chong, Symphony Uncorked brings you up close and personal with the musicians, offering an informal concert experience unlike any traditional symphony hall. This summer’s series also offers audiences the opportunity to welcome and discover the Santa Rosa Symphony’s three concertmaster candidates—Nigel Armstrong, Wyatt Underhill, and Ani Bukujian—each featured at one of the three concerts.

From classic masterpieces to delightful arrangements of popular music, the repertoire is diverse, engaging, and thoughtfully paired with the stunning vineyard surroundings. After the music, stay and mingle with Francesco, fellow guests, musicians, and concertmaster candidates while savoring a glass of wine and the warm summer air. Join us as we uncork a full-bodied celebration of music, wine, and summer splendor.

Tickets

Single Tickets: $60/ticketSubscription Tickets: $150/all three concerts (SOLD OUT)

Tickets are non-refundable and are subject to availability. Program, artists, prices and date are subject to change.

Enjoy Trione Vineyards and Winery

Arrive early and enjoy an exquisite wine tasting experience: 11:00 AM to 4:30 PM. For more information…Wine is not included in price of ticket. You may also purchase a glass of wine, or bottle, immediately after the concert.

About Trione Vineyards and Winery

Explore the heart of Sonoma County at Trione Vineyards and Winery, a cornerstone of the Alexander Valley wine scene. With a heritage spanning over four decades, the Trione family, led by brothers Mark and Vic, has been synonymous with high-quality winemaking and vineyard management.

Our estate vineyards cover nearly 600 acres across Sonoma County’s most renowned appellations: Alexander Valley, Russian River Valley, and Sonoma Coast. Discover the dedication to land and legacy that began with our founder, Henry Trione, and continues to this day lead by the vision of his granddaughter, Denise Trione-Hicks.

Winemaker, John Duckett, celebrates nature’s bounty by gently elevating the natural aromas and flavors that come directly from the terroir. He approaches winemaking with a with a delicate touch, ensuring varietals remain true to their origin. Collaborating with Vineyard Manager Kris Hicks, John aligns with the family’s belief that truly memorable wines can only be made from the highest quality grapes.

Experience an award-winning selection of wines at our Geyserville winery and historic Stone Building (est. 1908). The winery property is surrounded by the vineyards of our Nervo-Home Ranch and looks out at the Mayacama Mountains in the background.

Trione Vineyards & Winery is located at 19550 Geyserville Ave., Geyserville, CA. Please visit their website for more information about the winery.

The Dvořák Blend
2026-05-15 08:00 - 17:00
Symphony Uncorked

Experience the perfect blend of classical music and fine wine with Symphony Uncorked—a series of relaxed, intimate chamber music performances set among the beautiful landscapes of Sonoma County.

Hosted by Francesco Lecce-Chong, Symphony Uncorked brings you up close and personal with the musicians, offering an informal concert experience unlike any traditional symphony hall. This summer’s series also offers audiences the opportunity to welcome and discover the Santa Rosa Symphony’s three concertmaster candidates—Nigel Armstrong, Wyatt Underhill, and Ani Bukujian—each featured at one of the three concerts.

From classic masterpieces to delightful arrangements of popular music, the repertoire is diverse, engaging, and thoughtfully paired with the stunning vineyard surroundings. After the music, stay and mingle with Francesco, fellow guests, musicians, and concertmaster candidates while savoring a glass of wine and the warm summer air. Join us as we uncork a full-bodied celebration of music, wine, and summer splendor.

Tickets

Single Tickets: $60/ticketSubscription Tickets: $150/all three concerts (SOLD OUT)

Tickets are non-refundable and are subject to availability. Program, artists, prices and date are subject to change.

Enjoy Deerfield Ranch Winery

Arrive early and enjoy an exquisite wine tasting experience: 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM. For more information…Wine is not included in price of ticket. You may also purchase a glass of wine, or bottle, immediately after the concert.

About Deerfield Ranch Winery

PJ and Robert met at Berkeley in 1968. Robert, a back yard mechanic, kept PJ’s Italian sports cars running – takes an Italian to do that. As a thank you, PJ gave Robert, who was already interested in fine wine, a winemaking kit – seemed a good gift for a chemist grad. Robert made his first wine in his garage in Berkeley in 1972. He entered it in the California State Fair and took home the Best of Show Award. Robert found his passion and continued making wine in his garage, turned winery, for his family and friends.

Ten years later, PJ and Robert left their good jobs in the city to pursue their dream of owning a winery in the Sonoma Valley. In 1982, they bought the Deerfield Ranch in Glen Ellen where they got married and turned the horse barn into their first winery. The Rexes still live there today, however, in 2000, they bought 47 acres on Highway 12 in Kenwood to expand the winery operation. The Deerfield Ranch Winery is still family owned and operated producing about 20,000 cases a year.

Our wines are barrel aged in the 23,000 sq. ft. cave, also home to the tasting room open daily to the public. Winemaker Robert Rex was the pioneer of the cleanwine® movement and can often be seen at the winery. His philosophy is “Wine should be good and good for you.” Come taste the passion!Deerfield Ranch Winery is located at 10200 Sonoma Hwy Kenwood, CA. Please visit their website for more information about the winery.

The Beethoven Blend
2026-05-15 08:00 - 17:00
Symphony Uncorked

Experience the perfect blend of classical music and fine wine with Symphony Uncorked—a series of relaxed, intimate chamber music performances set among the beautiful landscapes of Sonoma County.

Hosted by Francesco Lecce-Chong, Symphony Uncorked brings you up close and personal with the musicians, offering an informal concert experience unlike any traditional symphony hall. This summer’s series also offers audiences the opportunity to welcome and discover the Santa Rosa Symphony’s three concertmaster candidates—Nigel Armstrong, Wyatt Underhill, and Ani Bukujian—each featured at one of the three concerts.

From classic masterpieces to delightful arrangements of popular music, the repertoire is diverse, engaging, and thoughtfully paired with the stunning vineyard surroundings. After the music, stay and mingle with Francesco, fellow guests, musicians, and concertmaster candidates while savoring a glass of wine and the warm summer air. Join us as we uncork a full-bodied celebration of music, wine, and summer splendor.

Tickets

Single Tickets: $60/ticketSubscription Tickets: $150/all three concerts (SOLD OUT)

Tickets are non-refundable and are subject to availability. Program, artists, prices and date are subject to change.

Enjoy Foppiano Vineyards

Arrive early and enjoy an exquisite wine tasting experience: 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. For more information…Wine is not included in price of ticket. You may also purchase a glass of wine, or bottle, immediately after the concert.

About Foppiano Vineyards

The story of Foppiano Vineyards is a family epic full of tradition, perseverance and contributions to the history of Sonoma County and the wine country. Founded in 1896 by Giovanni Foppiano, Foppiano Vineyards is one of Sonoma County’s oldest continually-operated, family-owned wineries. Our family has supplied Northern California with wine for over a century, surviving Prohibition in the 1920s by selling home winemaking kits. We believe that through the strength of the family and a commitment to quality, our traditions can be maintained and thrive. We’re proud to be one of the founding members of the Russian River Valley AVA, and continue to enjoy the fruits of our hardworking Italian heritage. To stay on the cutting edge of quality winemaking, we’ve made important investments in infrastructure and winery equipment throughout the years. The vision of the fifth generation of Foppianos, together with Giovanni’s foresight to purchase land in the Russian River Valley, guides our family into the future while creating a world class wine program representative of our history.

Foppiano Vineyards is located at 12707 Old Redwood Hwy Healdsburg CA. Please visit their website for more information about the winery.

Celebrating American Composers - June 20
2026-05-29 08:00 - 17:00
These 30-minute performances are for all ages. Performances are free and open to the public.

Performance at Petaluma Regional Library from 2:30 pm to 3:00 pm in the Meeting Room.Petaluma Regional Library – 100 Fairgrounds Dr. Petaluma CA 94952With Guest Speaker: Kevin McDonnell, Mayor, City of Petaluma

Performance at the Sonoma Valley Regional Library from 4:00 pm to 4:30 pmSonoma Valley Regional Library – 755 West Napa St. Sonoma, CA 95476With Guest Speaker: Ron Wellander, Mayor, City of Sonoma

Presented by Santa Rosa Symphony and Sonoma County Library.

Celebrating American Composers - June 21
2026-05-29 08:00 - 17:00
These 30-minute performances are for all ages. Performances are free and open to the public.

Performance at Sebastopol Regional Library from 2:30 pm to 3:00 pm in the Meeting Room.Sebastopol Regional Library – 7140 Bodega Ave. Sebastopol, CA 95472With Guest Speaker: Stephen Zollman, Councilmember, City of Sebastopol

Performance at the Rohnert Park Cotati Regional Library from 4:00 pm to 4:30 pm in the Meeting RoomRohnert Park Cotati Regional Library – 6250 Lynne Condé Way Rohnert Park, CA 94928With Guest Speaker: Emily Sanborn, Mayor, City of Rohnert Park

Presented by Santa Rosa Symphony and Sonoma County Library.
