The Chelsea Symphony opens its fourteenth season RISE UP with the September 20-21 concert series, “Here to Stay,” featuring pieces from the American canon: Aaron Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man, the three-movement Prelude, Fugue and Riffs by Leonard Bernstein featuring clarinet soloist Alicia Bennett, and George Gershwin’s An American in Paris. 

The Chelsea Symphony presents “Made of Stars” as its chamber concert series on October 25-26 during the fourteenth season, RISE UP. Featured on this program are Mozart’s “Jupiter” Symphony and Jessie Montgomery’s piece with “explosive verve,” Starburst. 

Ring in the holiday spirit with The Chelsea Symphony’s annual concert on Friday, December 6, filled with festive music and fun traditions! This one-night only special event brings back holiday favorite Sleigh Ride conducted by the winner of TCS’ 2018 holiday concert silent auction, award-winning director and choreographer, Devanand Janki, and resident composer Aaron Dai’s The Night Before Christmas with special guest narrator MARIO CANTONE!

Join The Chelsea Symphony for its first concert of 2020, “The Noble Spirit” on January 24-25 at The DiMenna Center for Classical Music. Part of the fourteenth season RISE UP, this concert features the Fifth Symphony by Sergei Prokofiev, written during one month in the summer of 1944. 

The Chelsea Symphony presents “Songs of Hope” on March 6-7 during its fourteenth season RISE UP. All works on this program are by living composers. TCS is proud to feature four performers and three works in honor of International Women's Day.

Ring in the spring with The Chelsea Symphony for “We Can Be Heroes” on May 15-16 as part of the fourteenth season RISE UP.

Join The Chelsea Symphony for the season finale of its fourteenth season RISE UP for “The World is Wide Enough” on June 26-27 at The DiMenna Center for Classical Music.