CHARLESTON, W.VA. (5/8/20) – Despite recent cancellations due to the pandemic, the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra (WVSO) is looking toward the future and has unveiled its new 2020-2021 season that is sure to whet the palette. The season includes a tribute to Beethoven in honor of his 250th birthday, along with crowd favorites from Bartok, Brahms and Bernstein and a new commission from WV composer Matthew Jackfert.

“We are so excited to have planned a season that really highlights the incredible musicians in the West Virginia Symphony,” said Music Director Larry Loh. “From Beethoven’s 250th to the music from Star Wars and Harry Potter, I am looking forward to our 81st season!”

Series subscription sales, which range from $107 to $560, begin this week. Single ticket sales will begin in early fall.

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