Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra to perform a mix of epic classics to set the tone for the upcoming season. With an evening that begins with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s historic Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra, K.622 in A Major, followed by the popular and renowned suite by Gustav Holst, “The Planets,” the CSO’s 80th anniversary is looking to be a bright one.

Stefan Sanderling, music director of Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, is starting this season off with a bang. Sanderling plans to feature many of the principal members as soloists this season.

CSO’s very own Eli Eban will be featured on the clarinet during the first piece of the night, one that is drenched in clarinet history.

The Chautauqua Symphony show starts at 8:15pm