Event Calendar

  • Kluxen – Transfigured Night

    Farquhar at UVic University Farquhar Auditorium, Ring Road, Victoria, BC, Canada

    The strings of the Victoria Symphony are showcased in three works, beginning with a familiar, high-spirited piece by a 16-year-old Mozart. Shostakovich’s sparkling wit, sly humour, and love of musical...

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    Kluxen – Shostakovich Symphony No. 5

    Farquhar at UVic University Farquhar Auditorium, Ring Road, Victoria, BC, Canada

    Victoria Symphony teams up with the Greater Vic­toria Youth Orchestra in a special joint performance sure to inspire. Enescu’s work sets the stage in a stately and supremely lyrical manner...

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  • Raiskin and Zhu – Paganini

    Farquhar at UVic University Farquhar Auditorium, Ring Road, Victoria, BC, Canada

    Youthful brilliance is on display as Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Music Director Daniel Raiskin welcomes American violinist Kevin Zhu, first prize winner at the 2018 International Paganini Competition in Genoa, Italy....

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    Tchaikovsky – Symphony No. 4

    Dogwood Auditorium, Royal Roads University 2005 Sooke Rd, Victoria, Canada

    Associate conductor of the Oregon Symphony, Deanna Tham, showcases two works from the 1920s. Prayer overcomes sorrow in a symphonic poem by the pioneering Black composer William Grant Still, while...

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    Platypus Theatre – Presto Mambo!

    Farquhar at UVic University Farquhar Auditorium, Ring Road, Victoria, BC, Canada

    A concert about the music of the Americas takes an unexpected turn when Max—an energetic but impulsive young boy—makes his way onto the stage to “help” the orchestra. Soon Max...

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    Tchaikovsky – Symphony No. 4

    Royal Theatre 805 Broughton St

    Associate conductor of the Oregon Symphony, Deanna Tham, showcases two works from the 1920s. Prayer overcomes sorrow in a symphonic poem by the pioneering Black composer William Grant Still, while...

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Victoria Symphony respectfully acknowledges and offers gratitude to the lək̓ʷəŋən people, known today as the Songhees and Xwsepsum Nations, whose unceded lands we live, work, and perform on. We honour their stewardship, care, and leadership — past, present, and future.