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LOCAL HISTORY



          The symphony continued to expand    In 2021, the orchestra began        landmark 80th season, the Lubbock
          its reach, both artistically and    performing at the Buddy Holly       Symphony Orchestra remains
          educationally. In 1973, the orchestra   Hall of Performing Arts & Sciences,   committed to its founding purpose:
          presented its first dedicated youth   marking a significant step forward   to provide high-quality symphonic
          concert, reinforcing a commitment   in audience experience. The Lubbock   experiences and expand access to
          that would become central to        Symphony has since welcomed         the arts for generations to come.
          its mission: introducing young      renowned artists, including Kristen
          audiences to symphonic music and    Chenoweth, Boyz II Men, and Yo-Yo
          ensuring the future of symphonic    Ma. In addition, the organization
          performances.                       has expanded its impact by
                                              incorporating the Lubbock Youth
          Through each phase of growth,       Orchestras (2022) and the Lubbock
          Bill Harrod remained a constant.    Symphony Chamber Orchestra
          For nearly 40 years, he conducted,   (2023), strengthening performance
          organized, and shaped the orchestra   opportunities for musicians of all
          into a lasting institution. When he   ages.
          retired in 1985, his impact extended
          far beyond the performances he led.   Today, the Lubbock Symphony
          It was embedded in the cultural     Orchestra supports more than
          identity of Lubbock itself.         120 musicians and reaches
                                              audiences across West Texas and
          David Cho, current Lubbock          Eastern New Mexico. Through
          Symphony Music Director, began his   performances, education programs,
          tenure in 2012. Cho has ushered in   and community partnerships,
          a new era of world-class excellence   Lubbock Symphony continues to
          and community engagement.           enrich the cultural landscape of the                        David Cho
                                              South Plains. As it approaches its



                                2026-2027 SEASON




                                                     THE BUDDY HOLLY HALL OF PERFORMING ARTS & SCIENCES
                                                     ALL PERFORMANCES ARE AT
           CALL 806-762-1688                    SERIES
             MASTERWORKS

               Helen DeVitt Jones Theater
                                                                                MW5: Ride of the Valkyries
          MW1: Prokofiev & Shostakovich MW2: The Verdi Requiem
         Thurs. September 3, 2026 | 7:30 PM  Thurs. October 15, 2026 | 7:30 PM  Fri. April 16, 2027 | 7:30 PM
                                             Fri. February 26, 2027 | 7:30 PM
           MW3: Brahms Double Concerto MW4: Opera’s Funniest Romance
                                                               HOLIDAY
          Fri. January 22, 2027 | 7:30 PM               Helen DeVitt Jones Theater      CONCERT

             CHAMBER
                                                                                                    by August 27
         The Crickets Theater       SERIES               Tues. December 1, 2026 | 7:30 PM           Subscribe
                                                         Home for the Holidays
         Sat. September 19, 2026 | 7:30 PM
          LSCO 1: Classical Icons                 FILM WITH
                                                           LIVE   ORCHESTRA
           LSCO 2: Fantasy and Enchantment
          Fri. April 2, 2027 | 7:30 PM  Helen DeVitt Jones Theater  Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
                                                                  Tues. May 4, 2027  | 7:00 PM

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