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Founded in 1928 and rebranded as the Spartanburg Philharmonic in 2018, this 65-member professional orchestra brings a rich tradition of creativity and community engagement to the Upstate of South Carolina. The ensemble presents three distinctive music series: Zimmerli (full symphony concerts), Espresso (intimate chamber performances), and Bluegrass (a unique cross-genre collaboration). With a history of world premieres and commissions from composers like Kati Agócs, Stewart Goodyear, and Ayes Ioannides, the Spartanburg Philharmonic continues to push the boundaries of classical music while maintaining a strong regional focus. If you’re looking to experience live, expertly performed orchestral music in Spartanburg, you’ve got a guy who can help you secure your seats.

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Venues such as Twichell Auditorium at Converse University and the Chapman Cultural Center are central to the Philharmonic’s performance calendar, alongside intimate Music Sandwiched In recitals at the Spartanburg County Public Library. The organization also supports young musicians through the Spartanburg Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (SPYO), launched in 2019 to cultivate regional talent. Expect world premieres, collaborations with renowned guest artists, and ongoing projects funded by grants from respected foundations. To stay connected, follow the Philharmonic on official social channels linked in their bio hub and secure your tickets with us for upcoming shows such as The Krüger Brothers (Oct 11, 2025), Blues dell’arte (Feb 15, 2025), Hub City Holiday (Dec 6, 2025), and The Nutcracker with Ballet Spartanburg (Dec 12–14, 2025).

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  • 65-member professional orchestra with a history dating to 1928; current name adopted in 2018.
  • Three music series: Zimmerli (full symphony), Espresso (chamber), and Bluegrass.
  • Venues include Twichell Auditorium at Converse University and the Chapman Cultural Center; Music Sandwiched In performances at the Spartanburg County Public Library.
  • World premieres and commissions by Kati Agócs, Stewart Goodyear, Ayes Ioannides, and local composers (Peter B. Kay, John Moody, Carrie Leigh Page, Scott Robbins, Nolan Stolz, Tom Wright, etc.).
  • Notable guest artists in the past include Béla Fleck, Anthony McGill, Pepe Romero, Jens Lindemann, Isaac Stern, and others.
  • NEA Grants for Arts Projects: a $25,000 award in 2025 to support a moons-inspired new work by Peter B. Kay tied to Holst’s The Planets.

Venues such as Twichell Auditorium at Converse University and the Chapman Cultural Center are central to the Philharmonic’s performance calendar, alongside intimate Music Sandwiched In recitals at the Spartanburg County Public Library. The organization also supports young musicians through the Spartanburg Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (SPYO), launched in 2019 to cultivate regional talent. Expect world premieres, collaborations with renowned guest artists, and ongoing projects funded by grants from respected foundations. To stay connected, follow the Philharmonic on official social channels linked in their bio hub and secure your tickets with us for upcoming shows such as The Krüger Brothers (Oct 11, 2025), Blues dell’arte (Feb 15, 2025), Hub City Holiday (Dec 6, 2025), and The Nutcracker with Ballet Spartanburg (Dec 12–14, 2025).

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