About the San Fernando Valley 

Symphony Orchestra

    The San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra has been offering Southern California audiences exceptional performances of classical master works as well as new music compositions for 26 years. Led by founder-conductor James Domine, the artistic ensemble provides a highly respected showcase for top-notch instrumentalists, vocalists, composers, conductors and music educators. The orchestra's host venue is the Pierce College Performing Arts Theatre in Woodland Hills, where its yearly concert series features symphonic, operatic, and ballet repertoire. 
    Aside from providing the community with critically acclaimed concerts, the symphony is featured in dramatic productions and Broadway musicals.  The dedicated musicians also work in collaboration with community service organizations and local business establishments to produce and stage community outreach programs designed for diverse audiences of all ages.                                                                                                                   

    Building upon a strong season ticket subscription base and sold-out performances, the orchestra's community support impresses civic and corporate leadership alike.  The orchestra is a grant recipient of the County of Los Angeles Music and Performing Arts Commission, the City of Los Angeles, Rotary Club, Boeing, AOL-Time Warner, corporate foundations, individual subscribers, and concert patrons.  The symphony is a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League and the Association of California Symphony Orchestras. 
    In 1993 the Orchestra Board acquired the corporate name "San Fernando Valley Symphony", paving the way for future expansion of the concert series to other locations and helping to establish a permanent regional professional orchestra.  For more information, please visit the season schedule.  

Last Updated 7-24-08