Uniting Communities Through Extraordinary Music - Celebrating our 42nd season!

Enriching Metrowest and Central Massachusetts communities through extraordinary Symphonic Music— fostering collaboration, inspiring young minds, and showcasing the Arts' vital role in vibrant, creative, interconnected, & equitable societies.

2024-25 Concert Season
2024-25 Concert III
Mahler 6!
Symphony No. 6, Tragic, will continue SPM’s long history of this mind-blowing composer’s major works. The monumental 6th comes from a time of turmoil in both Mahler’s and the world’s life. World War I was about to break out and Mahler faced serious struggles in his relationships and health. He drew upon the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche’s “eternal recurrence” or the idea of embracing life’s challenges with courage and resilience for inspiration. Hence the symphony is the story of humankind’s struggle with and abilitity to overcome the negative forces of life itself. Requiring the most intense emotion and highest level skills of each member of its enormous orchestral forces, Mahler 6 will fully engage listeners and bring us from tragedy to triumph!
Saturday, March 22, 2025
7:30 pm
Sunday, March 23, 2025
3:00 pm

SPM News & Updates
2024-25 Season Tickets are On Sale!
We are so pleased to once again offer season tickets for a discounted price! Adult tickets are $80 (a saving of 20% off of our individual ticket prices) and our Senior tickets are $60 (a saving of 25%)!
Join Our Orchestra!
Symphony Pro Musica is seeking players for the upcoming season!
Based in Hudson MA and now celebrating its 42nd year, SPM is a high-level, ambitious volunteer community orchestra serving MetroWest and Central MA and conducted by Mark Churchill. Performances will be held at Hudson High School, the Mill Pond School in Westborough, MA, St. Mark’s in Southborough, St. John’s in Shrewsbury, and Mechanics Hall, Worcester.
Concerts in November, January, March, and May. Major works for the season include Barber’s Violin Concerto (Keila Wacao, Violin), Dvořák 8, Thea Musgrave’s Turbulent Landscapes, Mahler 6, and Claudio Santoro’s Cello Concerto (Maria Martins, cello soloist). The season also includes a side-by-side performance with the Worcester Youth Orchestra at Mechanic’s Hall.
Current openings include:
All woodwinds, brass, and percussion players for the Mahler 6 in March.
For the whole season:
- Clarinet 3/bass clarinet
- Bassoon 3/contra bassoon
- Horn 2
- Percussion
If interested, please email SPM Executive Director, Mark Ford, at spmoffice@symphonypromusica.org for more information.
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