Announcing Our 2026-2027 Season!
After celebrating a remarkable century of music-making, the Brockton Symphony begins its next chapter with a season that reminds us why live music has brought our community together for generations. Our 2026–2027 season journeys from the vast reaches of the cosmos to the intimacy of twilight, from beloved holiday traditions to the passion and drama of the opera stage. Along the way, we’ll welcome extraordinary guest artists, celebrate rising young musicians and talent from our own community, and share music both familiar and new. Whether you’ve been part of the BrSO family for decades or are experiencing the thrill of a live orchestra for the first time, we invite you to join us for a season of discovery, connection, and unforgettable music—right here in your community.
Click Here for all the details on our 101st season!
A letter from Music Director, John Masko
Dear Brockton Symphony Family,
When I program a season, I try to do two things: to bring our audience the sorts of classics that remind us all of why we love classical music, and to feature the new voices—composers, artists, and sounds—that make our art a living art.
On the heels of a revelatory 100th anniversary season, I can’t wait to welcome you to the Brockton Symphony's 101st. With a season ticket, we will take you from the astronomical heights of Gustav Holst's The Planets and timeless human drama of Giacomo Puccini's La Bohéme to 21st century masterpieces by Anna Thorvaldsdottir and Clarice Assad. We're bringing Cliburn Piano Competition finalist Clayton Stephenson to Brockton this year, along with the dynamic singers of Opera del West, while celebrating the music of our city with Brockton saxophonist Damion Sampath Jr. and the dancers of the Matta Dance Academy.
Come spend five beautiful Sunday afternoons with us. We'll see you in October!
John Masko
