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The George Mason Wind Symphony is a flagship wind ensemble at George Mason University, led by Dr. William L. Lake, Jr., GMU Director of Concert Bands. Known for its wide-ranging repertoire—from classical masterworks to gospel, Cuban rhythms, electronic fusions, jazz, and video game scores—the ensemble performs with precision, color, and an inviting audience experience. The group frequently collaborates with the Mason Symphonic Band and appears at major events across the GMU campus and regional venues.

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Under the leadership of Dr. Lake, the Wind Symphony has earned recognition through adjudicated performances at conferences such as the MDMEA and through collaborations with professional organizations, including the U.S. Army Band Pershing’s Own. The ensemble also shares performances and insights through the Center for the Arts YouTube channel and the GMU faculty bios, offering fans a window into rehearsals, rehearsals, and performances.

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Plan your visit to upcoming 2025 performances at the Center for the Arts in Fairfax, where the Mason Wind Symphony showcases its dynamic sound and engaging programming. Secure your seats with a trusted local source and experience this vibrant GMU musical tradition firsthand.

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Biography: The Mason Wind Symphony thrives under the guidance of Dr. William L. Lake, Jr., a seasoned conductor and educator who oversees GMU’s wind and concert band programs. The ensemble emphasizes a broad, inclusive repertoire reflecting historical and contemporary styles, and it fosters community engagement through performance and outreach.

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Documented collaborators

Discography highlights: As of early 2026, there are no publicly listed albums or singles specific to the Mason Wind Symphony. The group regularly contributes to performances and educational programming, with recordings and videos accessible via the Center for the Arts GMU channels and the GMU faculty bios.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Upcoming tour/info: Mark your calendar for 2025 dates at the Center for the Arts, Fairfax: - Feb 25, 2025: Mason Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band Concert #3 (Suite Dreams) at the Center for the Arts - Apr 16, 2025: Mason Symphonic Band Concert - Apr 24, 2025: Mason Wind Symphony Concert #4 (Niagara Falls: A Journey Through Power, Reflection, and Motion) at the Center for the Arts These events are standalone performances. For the latest schedule, check the GMU Center for the Arts calendar and GMU news updates.

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Quick Facts About George Mason Wind Symphony

  • Director: Dr. William L. Lake, Jr. serves as GMU Director of Concert Bands, conducting the Mason Wind Symphony and Mason Symphonic Band. ([content.sitemasonry.gmu.edu](https://content.sitemasonry.gmu.edu/profiles/wlake?utm_source=openai))
  • Genre and style: Wind ensemble repertoire spanning historical to contemporary works, including gospel, Cuban music, electronic fusions, jazz, video game scores, and more. ([content.sitemasonry.gmu.edu](https://content.sitemasonry.gmu.edu/news/2024-06/harmonizing-talent-and-community-mason-wind-symphony?utm_source=openai))
  • Major 2025 performances: Feb 25, 2025 Mason Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band Concert #3 (Suite Dreams) at Center for the Arts, Fairfax; Apr 16, 2025 Mason Symphonic Band Concert; Apr 24, 2025 Mason Wind Symphony Concert #4 (Niagara Falls: A Journey Through Power, Reflection, and Motion) at Center for the Arts. ([cfa.calendar.gmu.edu](https://cfa.calendar.gmu.edu/mason-wind-symphony-amp-symphonic-band-concert-3-spring-2025?utm_source=openai))
  • Notable achievements: frequent adjudicated performances (e.g., MDMEA Conference) and collaboration with the U.S. Army Band Pershing’s Own. ([content.sitemasonry.gmu.edu](https://content.sitemasonry.gmu.edu/news/2024-06/harmonizing-talent-and-community-mason-wind-symphony?utm_source=openai))
  • Social media presence: past performances and content available via the Center for the Arts YouTube channel (GMU) and GMU faculty bios; Dr. Lake’s GMU profile provides conductor information. ([content.sitemasonry.gmu.edu](https://content.sitemasonry.gmu.edu/news/2020-03/introducing-mason-arts-home?utm_source=openai))
  • Discography and singles: no publicly listed albums or singles for the Mason Wind Symphony as of early 2026.

Biography: The Mason Wind Symphony thrives under the guidance of Dr. William L. Lake, Jr., a seasoned conductor and educator who oversees GMU’s wind and concert band programs. The ensemble emphasizes a broad, inclusive repertoire reflecting historical and contemporary styles, and it fosters community engagement through performance and outreach.

Discography highlights: As of early 2026, there are no publicly listed albums or singles specific to the Mason Wind Symphony. The group regularly contributes to performances and educational programming, with recordings and videos accessible via the Center for the Arts GMU channels and the GMU faculty bios.

Upcoming tour/info: Mark your calendar for 2025 dates at the Center for the Arts, Fairfax: - Feb 25, 2025: Mason Wind Symphony & Symphonic Band Concert #3 (Suite Dreams) at the Center for the Arts - Apr 16, 2025: Mason Symphonic Band Concert - Apr 24, 2025: Mason Wind Symphony Concert #4 (Niagara Falls: A Journey Through Power, Reflection, and Motion) at the Center for the Arts These events are standalone performances. For the latest schedule, check the GMU Center for the Arts calendar and GMU news updates.

Social media and official links: Stay connected with the Mason Wind Symphony and Dr. William L. Lake, Jr. through GMU channels and the Center for the Arts online presence. Official pages and social accounts are provided with guidance to visit and follow for the latest updates: - Center for the Arts GMU YouTube channel: YouTube - GMU faculty bios and conductor information: William L. Lake, Jr. – GMU - Mason Wind Symphony news: GMU News

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