Austin Civic Orchestra

Parts of the Whole
2025-04-12 19:30 - 21:00 (America/Chicago) | Abiding Love Lutheran Church, 7210 Brush Country Rd, Austin, TX, 78749, United States
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Join us for an evening of music as chamber ensembles from the ACO present an evening of chamber music . Eleven ensembles from two to 6 players will be featured on stage for an exciting evening of live chamber music.
Program

Guitar Quintet No. 4 “Fandango” by Luigi Boccherini (7 minutes)
Quiet City by Aaron Copland for trumpet, English Horn and piano (9 minutes)
Hungarian Dances 1, 2, 4, 5 for piano duet by Johannes Brahms (9 minutes)
Jazz suite for Violin and Jazz Piano Trio, Romance 5:51, Caprice 7:13, Slavonic Dance (8:58) , Valse Lente (3:53) by Claude Boling
Tango from Espana for Woodwind Trio by Isaac Albeniz, arr by Bill Holcombe and Bill Holcomb Jr (2.5 minutes)
Trio No. 1, Allegro Moderato by J. Cambini for Woodwind Trio (6 minutes)
Tea for Two for Woodwind Trio (1 minute)
Kass’s Theme by Manaka Kataoka, arr. Patti Rudisill for Sting Quartet (2:30)
Married Life by Michael Giacchino, arr. Michelee Taylor-Cohen for Sting Quartet (2:54)
Merry-Go-Round of Life by Joe Hisaishi, arr. Jen Mathers for String Quartet (5:00)
Sound of Music Medley by Rogers & Hammerstein, Arr. Jennifer Hwo for String Quartet (5:30)
Carmen Suite No. 1, Prelude, Aragonaise, Seguedille, Les Toreadors by Bizet for 5 horns and trombone (8:11)
Gotango by Philippe Rose for Clarinet, Flute, Percussion, Double Bass and Piano (3:21)
Views of the Blues by Gordon Lewin (6:32) for Clarinet duet
Basso Profundo e Amore by Jose Daniel Vargas for string bass and bass trombone (7 minutes)

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This event was made possible, in part, through the support of Associated Chamber Music Players (www.acmp.net). The mission of ACMP is to stimulate and expand the playing of chamber music for pleasure among musicians worldwide, of all backgrounds, ages and skill levels, by connecting people and supporting chamber music activities for individuals, groups and institutions.
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Paint to Music: The Art All Around Us
2025-05-18 15:00 - 16:30 | Bates Recital Hall, 2406 Robert Dedman Drive, Austin, TX, 78712, United States
Dr. Veronica Salinas, Conductor (biography) (EN ESPAÑOL)
Claudia Chapa, Mezzo-soprano (biography) (EN ESPAÑOL)
Join us for our annual Paint to Music concert, an event designed to ignite your imagination through the power of music. Head over to Bates Recital Hall, where the orchestra will take you on a journey with Ingrid Stölzel’s 2018 work, City Beautiful, inspired by the architectural movement from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Experience the heartfelt performance of O ma lyre immortelle from Sapho as Claudia Chapa joins with the orchestra. The concert will culminate in a captivating rendition of Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition, accompanied by a slideshow featuring artwork crafted by talented elementary students from the area.

City Beautiful by Ingrid Stölzel
O ma lyre immortelle from Sapho by Charles Gounod, Claudia Chapa, Mezzo-soprano
Pictures at an Exhibition by Modest Mussorgsky, arr. Ravel
Program Notes: IN ENGLISH or EN ESPAÑOL

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Concert in the Park: Anime Music — Friday Night
2025-06-06 20:00 - 22:00 | Lampkin Pavilion in Rosewood Neighborhood Park, 1182 N. Pleasant Valley, Austin, United States
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Associate Conductor
Matthew Pavon, Guest Conductor
Guest Artist, Diego Rivera, Saxophone
Date: June 6 and 7
Time: 8 PM
Location: Rosewood Park Pavilion, 1182 N. Pleasant Valley Road Parking Information
Free, but tickets recommended.
FREE TICKETS to FRIDAY’s concert
FREE TICKETS to SATURDAY’s concert
Join the Austin Civic Orchestra for a free concert at Rosewood Park in Austin, featuring music from Anime.
Pack your blanket and picnic goodies for our annual park concert. Throughout the evening, you’ll enjoy performances of music from over two dozen Anime titles. Kona Ice will have a food cart on-site, offering their delicious shaved ice up through intermission. During intermission, you can enjoy a special Cosplay Parade that highlights the amazing talents of local cosplayers. Even better, come in costume to participate in the parade!
To top off the night, a raffle will offer one lucky audience member the thrilling chance to conduct the orchestra in Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever! This could be your big moment!
List of Anime to be performed

“Tank!” – From Cowboy Bebop
“Fairy Tail Main Theme” – From Fairy Tail
“il vento d’oro” – From JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind
“Detective Conan Main Theme” – From Detective Conan
“Theme from Lupin III ’78″ – From Lupin the Third
“Only My Railgun” – From A Certain Scientific Railgun
“Demon Slayer Corps Theme” – From Kimetsu no Yaiba
“Sincerely” – From Violet Evergarden
“Old Memory” – From Yosuga no Sora
“Ugoku, Ugoku” – From Girls’ Last Tour
“Hajimari No Senritsu” – From Sound! Euphonium
“One Summer Day” – From Spirited Away
“Madoka Magica Medley” – From Puella Magi Madoka Magica
“You Say Run” – From My Hero Academia
“Guren No Yumiya” – From Gekijouban Shingeki No Kyojin Zenpen (Attack on Titan)
“Pokémon Theme” – From Pokémon
“Doraemon’s Song”– From Doraemon
“Tonchin Kanchin Ikkyu San” – From Smart Ikkyu San
“Butter-Fly” – From Digimon
“Requiem of Silence” – From Re:Zero
“We Are!” – From One Piece
“Naruto Main Theme” – From Naruto: Shippuden
“Pegasus Fantasy” – From Saint Seiya
“Seigi Shikkou” – From One Punch Man
“Merry Go Round of Life” – From Howl’s Moving Castle
“On a Clear Day” – From Kiki’s Delivery Service
“The Legend of Ashitaka” – From Princes Mononoke
“Tonari No Totoro” – From My Neighbour Totoro

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We keep costs low, so that more can enjoy the concert.
Support is provided in part by:

KMFA Radio is a media sponsor for the Austin Civic Orchestra.

Concert in the Park: Anime Music — Saturday Night
2025-06-07 20:00 - 22:00 | Lampkin Pavilion in Rosewood Neighborhood Park, 1182 N. Pleasant Valley, Austin, United States
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Associate Conductor
Matthew Pavon, Guest Conductor
Guest Artist, Diego Rivera, Saxophone
Date: June 6 and 7
Time: 8 PM
Location: Rosewood Park Pavilion, 1182 N. Pleasant Valley Road Parking Information
Free, but tickets recommended.
FREE TICKETS to FRIDAY’s concert
FREE TICKETS to SATURDAY’s concert
Join the Austin Civic Orchestra for a free concert at Rosewood Park in Austin, featuring music from Anime.
Pack your blanket and picnic goodies for our annual park concert. Throughout the evening, you’ll enjoy performances of music from over two dozen Anime titles. Kona Ice will have a food cart on-site, offering their delicious shaved ice up through intermission. During intermission, you can enjoy a special Cosplay Parade that highlights the amazing talents of local cosplayers.
To top off the night, a raffle will offer one lucky audience member the thrilling chance to conduct the orchestra in Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever! This could be your big moment!
List of Anime to be performed

“Tank!” – From Cowboy Bebop
“Fairy Tail Main Theme” – From Fairy Tail
“il vento d’oro” – From JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind
“Detective Conan Main Theme” – From Detective Conan
“Theme from Lupin III ’78″ – From Lupin the Third
“Only My Railgun” – From A Certain Scientific Railgun
“Demon Slayer Corps Theme” – From Kimetsu no Yaiba
“Sincerely” – From Violet Evergarden
“Old Memory” – From Yosuga no Sora
“Ugoku, Ugoku” – From Girls’ Last Tour
“Hajimari No Senritsu” – From Sound! Euphonium
“One Summer Day” – From Spirited Away
“Madoka Magica Medley” – From Puella Magi Madoka Magica
“You Say Run” – From My Hero Academia
“Guren No Yumiya” – From Gekijouban Shingeki No Kyojin Zenpen (Attack on Titan)
“Pokémon Theme” – From Pokémon
“Doraemon’s Song”– From Doraemon
“Tonchin Kanchin Ikkyu San” – From Smart Ikkyu San
“Butter-Fly” – From Digimon
“Requiem of Silence” – From Re:Zero
“We Are!” – From One Piece
“Naruto Main Theme” – From Naruto: Shippuden
“Pegasus Fantasy” – From Saint Seiya
“Seigi Shikkou” – From One Punch Man
“Merry Go Round of Life” – From Howl’s Moving Castle
“On a Clear Day” – From Kiki’s Delivery Service
“The Legend of Ashitaka” – From Princes Mononoke
“Tonari No Totoro” – From My Neighbour Totoro

Please consider making a donation with your free ticket.
We keep costs low, so that more can enjoy the concert.
Support is provided in part by:

KMFA Radio is a media sponsor for the Austin Civic Orchestra.

2025 Auditions
2025-08-19 18:30 - 21:30 | St. Martin’s Lutheran Church, 606 W 15th St, Austin, TX 78701, Austin, TX, 78701, United States
Auditions for the Austin Civic Orchestra’s 2025-26 Season are on August 19.
Location is St. Martin’s Lutheran Church located at 606 W. 15th Street.
The ACO is looking for new members and substitutes for the following instruments:

Principal Trombone
Principal Percussion
Section Violin
Section Viola
Section Cello
Section substitute for
Violin
Viola
Cello
Clarinet
Harp

Register to audition here.
You will be assigned a unique number and your information passed along to the the judges to maintain anonymity.
The audition consists of three excerpts as listed in 2025 ACO Audition Repertoire List and 2-3 minutes of the solo of your choice.
Each audition is blind and judged by at least two people.
The two judges will have a physical copy of the rubric to complete.
We ask that you provide a copy of the solo you are playing to the panel.

Admission to the orchestra and seating placement will depend on the results of the audition rubric and will will be announced by the Executive Director.
Please note: The Austin Civic Orchestra is civic organization and as such all members are volunteers and pay dues to play with the Orchestra. The ACO rehearses on most Tuesday evenings at the Austin High School Band Hall for two hours.

Musical Tales: A Journey Through Sound and Story
2025-09-27 16:00 - 17:00 | McCallum High School Fine Arts Center, 5600 Sunshine Drive, Austin, TX, 78756
TICKETS
Dr. Veronica Garcia, Conductor
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Associate Conductor
Leslie Wingo, Narrator
Jarrod Tuikka, Cello
Elizabeth Simpson, Bass Trombone

For our inaugural concert of the 2025-26 season, immerse yourself in a realm where music weaves tales, breathing life into captivating characters, thrilling quests, and fantastical moments. This concert features an exhilarating array of orchestral pieces, each one crafting a rich story through its melodies and rhythms.
Program (En español)
Edvard Grieg
In the Hall of the Mountain King from Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Conductor
Nkeiru Okoye
Phillis Wheatley: A Musical Journey
Leslie Wingo, Narrator
Camille Saint-Saëns
The Swan from Carnival of the Animals
Jarrod Tuikka, Cello
INTERMISSION
Leroy Anderson
The Typewriter
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Typewriter
Thom Ritter George
Concerto for Bass Trombone
Elizabeth Simpson, Bass Trombone
Hector Berlioz
March to the Scaffold and Dream of a Witches Sabbath from Symphonie Fantastique
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Plenty of free, onsite parking at McCallum High School.
Bus Routes
#1, #481 and #801 stop two blocks from McCallum High School
#337 Stops across 2222 from the High School.
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Support for this concert is provided in part by:Be sure to visit your nearest HEB.
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Link Up: The Orchestra Sings
2025-10-16 10:00 - 11:00 | Austin ISD Performing Arts Center, 1500 Barbara Jordan Blvd, Austin, TX, 78723, United States
What Is Link Up?
Carnegie Hall’s Link Up pairs orchestras with schools in their local communities to learn about, listen to, and perform great music. Students in grades 3–5 are given the opportunity to join the orchestra in this highly participatory program, in which
they learn to sing and play an instrument in the classroom and perform with a professional orchestra from their seats at a culminating concert.
Since 2003, Carnegie Hall has partnered with professional, community, and university orchestras through Link Up to support their existing education programs, strengthen their
partnerships with local schools, and provide the highest quality print and digital curricula, resources, and professional development—all free of charge. In recent years, Link Up has
been implemented by more than 100 partner orchestras and served as many as a half million students and teachers.
Program Goals

Teach fundamental musical concepts to students in grades 3–5, including creative work and composition.
Introduce students to the symphony orchestra and the concert hall in their community, inspiring the next generation of musicians and orchestral music lovers.
Foster relationships between orchestras and their local schools.
Provide professional development opportunities for teachers and teaching artists.

Why Link Up?

Connects with the community
Develops and strengthens educational partnerships with schools and teachers.
Collaborates with local artists and arts organizations.
Creates a lasting impact on students through an interactive concert experience.

Support teachers with free educational resources

Provide teachers with access to high-quality educational resources, including curricular materials, professional development, and a wealth of digital resources.

Establish lasting partnerships

Create a lasting relationship with Carnegie Hall.
Join a global network of orchestras and educators

In 2025, the ACO will perform The Orchestra Sings! with AISD 3rd-5th graders.
Melody is one of the universal elements of music, and defines the music we know and love. Composers create melodies through a combination of rhythmic patterns, contours, and expressive qualities. Through the Link Up repertoire, hands-on activities, and a culminating interactive performance with the Austin Civic Orchestra, students will explore what makes a melody great.
Repertoire Highlights:

Thomas Cabaniss’s “Come to Play”
Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy”
Reena Esmail’s “Ram Tori Maya”
Dvořák’s “New World” Symphony
Jim Papoulis’s “Oye”
Stravinsky’s Finale from The Firebird Suite
Nathalie Joachim’s “We Shall Not Be Moved”

This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

The Great Waltz
2025-11-01 18:30 - 21:30 | The Texas Union Ballroom, 2308 Whitis Ave, Austin, 78712, United States
Dr. W.P. Sterneman, Associate Conductor
Since 1982, the Austin Civic Orchestra has acted as the “dance band” for the UT – Austin Texas Ballroom organization’s annual Great Waltz ball. Hundreds of residents from Austin participate in this delightful event, where the ACO provides the music for dancers to glide gracefully in the Ballroom of the Texas Union.
Tickets will be available for purchase through the Texas Ballroom in the fall.

A Lone Star Holiday: Music, Magic, & Merriment
2025-12-13 16:00 - 17:30 | McCallum High School Fine Arts Center, 5600 Sunshine Drive, Austin, TX, 78756
TICKETS
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Interim Music Director
TK Kenney, Narrator
Julia Watkins-Davis, Soprano
Maureen Broy Papovich, Alto
Bruce Douglas, Tenor
Jake Skipworth, Bass
Step into the warmth and wonder of the holiday season with A Lone Star Holiday, a concert that brings together cherished traditions, festive melodies, and a touch of Texas charm. Featuring a vibrant mix of storytelling, classical elegance, and beloved seasonal favorites, this afternoon of orchestral magic is sure to fill your heart with holiday cheer.
Repertoire:
T’was the Night Before Christmas by Bill Holcombe, TK Kenney, Narrator
Concert Suite from The Polar Express by Alan Silvestri and Glen Ballard, arr. Jerry Brubaker
Fantasia on Greensleeves by Ralph Vaughan Williams (Greaves), featuring Marica Gillespie-Norder and Mattie Baker on Flute.
Farandole from L’Arlésienne Suite No. 2 by Georges Bizet
Festive Sounds of Hanukkah by Bill Holcombe
Sleigh Ride by Leroy Anderson
Nutcracker Suite by Peter Ilitch Tchaikovsky
Christmas Sing-Along arranged by Lucas Richman
Julia Watkins-Davis, Soprano
Maureen Broy Papovich, Alto
Bruce Douglas, Tenor
Jake Skipworth, Bass
Jingle Bells Forever by J. Pierpont/Sousa, setting by Robert W. Smith
Tickets will be available online and at the door.
TICKETS
Plenty of free, onsite parking at McCallum High School.
Bus Routes
#1, #481 and #801 stop two blocks from McCallum High School
#337 Stops across 2222 from the High School.
Please consider making a donation when purchasing a ticket.
We work to keep the ticket prices low to help us continue to bring concerts like this to the Austin Community.
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Harmony for All: A Community Celebration of Music
2026-02-07 16:00 - 17:30 | Rodney And Mary Klett Performing Arts Center, 2211 N Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX, 78626
TICKETS
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Interim Music Director
Dr. Lois Ferrari, Music Director Emeritus (biography)
Adalia Stiglich, Harp (biography)
Austin Soundwaves Chamber Ensemble:
Miranda Barajas-Arellano, Double Bass
Jordyn Broaders, Flute
Alfredo González Hernández, Violin
Andrew Salazar, Euphonium
Alexander Sutton, Clarinet/Bass Clarinet

Music has the power to inspire, unite, and uplift, and this program is a testament to the strength of artistic collaboration. Featuring the talents of our volunteer civic orchestra and the young musicians of Austin Soundwaves, this concert bridges generations of artists, celebrating the impact of music education and community engagement.
Program:
Austin Soundwaves Group Performance:
Adoration by Florence Price, arr. by Alexandra Dee/Dr. Mora-Fallas
“American Quintet:” Finale from String Quartet No. 96, by Antonin Dvorak, arr by Steve Winstead/Dr. Mora-Fallas
Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman #6 by Tower
Harp Concerto, Mvmt. 3 by Ginastera, Adalia Stiglich, Harp
Voices Shouting Out by Okoye
Dr. Lois Ferrari, Conductor
Symphony No. 8 by Dvorak
Tickets will be available online or at the door.
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We keep costs low, so that more can enjoy the concert.

This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Parts of the Whole
2026-02-14 19:30 - 21:00 | Abiding Love Lutheran Church, 7210 Brush Country Rd, Austin, TX, 78749, United States
TICKETS
Join us for our annual chamber concert at Abiding Love Lutheran Church. Members and friends of the orchestra come together to create, rehearse, and perform in small ensembles, offering an intimate concert experience on Valentine’s Day.
Program TBD – check back in January

Need financial assistance with tickets? Check out this page.
Use CapMetro Bus #333 for public transportation.
Please consider making a donation with your ticket purchase.
We keep costs low, so that more can enjoy the concert.
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

This event was made possible, in part, through the support of Associated Chamber Music Players (www.acmp.net). The mission of ACMP is to stimulate and expand the playing of chamber music for pleasure among musicians worldwide, of all backgrounds, ages and skill levels, by connecting people and supporting chamber music activities for individuals, groups and institutions.
Join ACMP – Membership is FREE!

Texas Rising Stars
2026-03-28 19:30 - 21:30 | Bates Recital Hall, 2406 Robert Dedman Drive, Austin, TX, 78712, United States
FREE TICKETS
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Interim Music Director
Matthew Pavon, Guest Conductor
Chris Tran, Guest Conductor
The Texas Rising Stars concert is a fantastic way to celebrate the talent of young musicians, showcasing the winners of the Butler School of Music’s String Concerto Competition. With the Austin Civic Orchestra and the string department at the University of Texas at Austin collaborating for the 12th time, it’s sure to be a memorable evening.
This concert reflects a commitment to making classical music accessible and supporting rising talent.

Overture in C Major by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel
Concerti – to be announced
Le Marchand d’oiseaux by Germaine Taillefairre

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We keep costs low, so that more can enjoy the concert.
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Music Memory
2026-04-25 10:00 - 11:30 | Austin ISD Performing Arts Center, 1500 Barbara Jordan Blvd, Austin, TX, 78723, United States
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Interim Music Director
The Austin Civic Orchestra serves as the performing group for the final event of Music Memory. Collaborating with the Austin ISD Fine Arts department, teams of elementary students convene at the Austin ISD’s Performing Arts Center after they have listened to and learned about the 16 pieces featured in the contest list, both at home and in school. Each team utilizes an iPad to capture their responses. The orchestra performs a 15-second clip from the pieces in a random sequence, and the students are tasked with identifying both the composer and the title of the music. The enthusiasm displayed by the students is infectious, enhancing the enjoyment of the event for everyone involved.

The Extraordinary Woman
2026-05-09 16:00 - 17:30 | TX
TICKETS
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Interim Music Director
Ebonee Thomas, Flute (biography)
Throughout history, women have used intelligence, artistry, and resilience to shape the world around them. The Extraordinary Woman celebrates these voices through powerful orchestral storytelling, featuring music that embodies brilliance, strength, and boundless imagination.
Artwork created by Austin-area youth while listening to Scheherazade will be on display while the orchestra plays the piece.
Overture to the End of a Century by Larsen
Bilder vom Jahrmarkt (Scenes from a Fair) by Grete von Zieritz for Flute and String Orchestra. Ebonee Thomas, Flute
Scheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakov
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This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Zilker Park Concerts - It's About Time
2026-06-05 20:30 - 2026-06-06 22:00 | Hillside Theatre at Zilker Park, 2206 William Barton Drive, Austin, TX, 78746, United States
FREE TICKETS
Dr. W.P. Sterneman III, Interim Music Director
Date: June 5 and 6
Time: 8:30 PM
Location: Zilker Park Hillside Theater
Each year, the ACO hosts a free pops concert in the park and we’re thrilled to return to the Zilker Hillside Theatre this year. Be sure to bring a blanket or low chair, along with your children, neighbors, and dogs as you relax on the hillside and enjoy the performance by the musicians and friends of the Austin Civic Orchestra.
This year’s concert is It’s About Time. The evening will be filled with favorites from Back to the Future, Somewhere in Time, Star Trek, Doctor Who, Groundhog Day, Avenger’s Endgame, Tenet, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, and Quantum Leap as the Orchestra, small ensembles and soloists take you out this time.
As a cherished tradition, we conclude the concert with Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever, conducted by a lucky winner drawn from the audience. This winner could be you!
Please consider making a donation with your free ticket.
We keep costs low, so that more can enjoy the concert.
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts and and an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.
