Finding Peace at Potsdam Tickets

Finding Peace at Potsdam is a compelling orchestral program that blends classical masterworks with historical narration. Led by conductor Eric Jacobsen, the Virginia Symphony Orchestra (VSO) and the Virginia Symphony Orchestra Chorus bring a storytelling-driven concert experience to two Virginia venues this spring. The project is co-produced by the Virginia Arts Festival and the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, offering a thoughtful, accessible entry point into classical music that connects history, emotion, and live performance.

While there isn’t a dedicated social channel for the project, updates and news are shared through the official channels of the Virginia Arts Festival and the Virginia Symphony Orchestra. We’ve got you covered with reliable details and official links for easy access to tickets and performances.

Program highlights bring together American and European repertoire with a Potsdam-era lens. Expect Copland’s The Tender Land selections from The Tender Land; Bernstein pieces from Candide; and works by Tchaikovsky, Chopin, and Kreisler that tie into the Potsdam era. The Virginia Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, under the baton of Eric Jacobsen, deliver a cohesive blend of storytelling and orchestral color. Secure your seats for an immersive, history-inspired concert experience in Norfolk at Chrysler Hall and in Newport News at the Ferguson Center for the Arts (Diamonstein Concert Hall).

Social updates and further event details are available through the presenting organizations: Virginia Arts Festival and Virginia Symphony Orchestra.