• Alexandria Symphony Orchestra
  Embarking on its 56th Season, the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra is the oldest professional orchestra in Northern Virginia. Called "The Sound of the City," the Alexandria Symphony Orchestra has served the Alexandria community in a variety of ways. Under masterful baton of Kim Allen Kluge, the Alexandria Symphony provides a five concert subscription series of exciting programming, introduces a multi-media symphonic experience to thousands of school age children in the Alexandria public and private schools, provides an affordable family concert to the public.
  
  
• American Youth Philharmonic Orchestras
  In 1993, the Northern Virginia Youth Symphony Association’s flagship orchestra was named the American Youth Philharmonic® (AYP). The new name reflected not only the regional scope of its more than 100 young musicians from all over the metropolitan area, but also the national acclaim and prestige the orchestra had earned in its first three decades. Since this change, the name American Youth Philharmonic has become synonymous with excellence. Located in Virginia.
  
  
• Arlington Symphony
  The Arlington Symphony celebrates its 55th season, invigorating the life of Arlington, harmonizing its diverse cultures and educating its people. The Symphony provides five subscription concerts and educational programs of the highest quality and caliber for its audiences. Located in Virginia.
  
  
• Bay Youth Orchestras of Virginia
  The Bay Youth Orchestras of Virginia web site has concert season, the BYO-Graph Newsletter, archives, and sponsors & links.
  
  
• Fairfax Symphony Orchestra
  The Fairfax Symphony Orchestra has emerged over the years as one of the finest metropolitan orchestras in the U.S. For 43 years, hailed as "the pride of Fairfax County," the orchestra has showcased the greatest works in the orchestral repertoire during its annual concert seasons and through many successful education and outreach programs. Located in Virginia.
  
  
• Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra
  The Lynchburg Symphony, one of the most successful cultural jewels of Central Virginia, has made remarkable progress since its beginning in 1983. Indeed, it is rare that a symphony of its quality is experienced in a city of Lynchburg's size.
  
  
• McLean Orchestra
  The McLean Orchestra (TMO) was founded in 1972 as a small ensemble of fifteen musicians. Under the direction of Col. Arnald D. Gabriel, the orchestra has grown to the outstanding ninety member complement of today and has developed a strong repertoire and an impressive reputation for excellence. Located in Virginia.
  
  
• McLean Youth Orchestra
  The McLean Orchestra established the McLean Youth Orchestra (MYO) in 1983 and continues to provide financial and administrative support. Under the direction of Pauline B. Anderson, the MYO provides serious young musicians between the ages of 12 and 18 the opportunity to play in an accomplished orchestra and with its professional guest artists. Located in Virginia.
  
  
• Mount Vernon Chamber Orchestra
  The Mount Vernon Orchestra, founded in 1972, is a community orchestra composed of professional and non-professional musicians, The Orchestra's goal is to introduce the community and musicians to challenging classical and contemporary music. Located in Virginia. Site also includes the Mount Vernon Junior Orchestra.
  
  
• Mount Vernon Youth Orchestra
  Mount Vernon Youth Orchestra is a chamber orchestra which meets weekly on Tuesday evenings during the regular concert season (September to end of May). It is an excellent group of musicians, many of whom are in all-state orchestras and bands. The group performs a board repertoire from baroque to 20th century music. Four or five concert are given throughout the concert season. Located in Virginia.
  
  
• OVations Youth Orchestra
  The mission of the OVations Orchestras is to provide quality orchestral training and performance opportunities for Ohio Valley elementary and high school students by bringing together the finest young musicians from a broad area of West Virginia and the Ohio Valley to rehearse and perform together under inspiring, quality leadership.
  
  
• Richmond Philharmonic Orchestra
  The orchestra season consists of four or five concerts plus a performance of a major choral work featuring the choirs of the Ginter Park Presbyterian Church and the Richmond Theological Consortium. This concert, directed by Dr. David McCormick, Minister of Music at the Ginter Park Presbyterian Church, is usually presented in April. Located in Virginia.
  
  
• Richmond Symphony
  Click here for helpful musical definitions History The Richmond Symphony was founded in 1957. The Symphony performed only three concerts during its inaugural season; today, the orchestra plays more than 70 public performances and 110 in-school concerts each year. The Richmond Symphony is one of the largest performing arts organizations in Virginia, with a current annual operating budget exceeding $3.5 million. With its 35 full-time and 40 part-time musicians, and a 150 member chorus, the Symphony presents a rigorous 38-week season and reaches a quarter of a million people annually. In addition to concerts in the metropolitan area, the Symphony travels more than 3000 miles a year.
  
  
• Roanoke Symphony Orchestra
  The Roanoke Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1953, is the only professional orchestra in Virginia west of Richmond. Since 1986, the RSO has been recognized in the United States for its artistic achievements, innovative education programs, and diverse audiences.
  
  
• Youth Orchestras of Prince William
  Welcome to the Youth Orchestras of Prince William. YOPW enrolls approximately 250 students in four orchestras and a variety of chamber music ensembles. Although we serve students primarily from the Prince William County area, YOPW members come from as far away as Winchester and King George County, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. to attend our rehearsals and concerts.
  
  

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