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Selected from a record field of 145 applicants, Max Vinetz will have his orchestral work Swell performed on the Season Finale, April 17, 2027.

The new 2,800-square-foot center inside the Orpheum Theatre is now the permanent home of the SCSO’s education and youth programs.

Sam Pavel, most recently Vice President of Operations at the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, becomes the SCSO’s Executive Director effective June 1, 2026.

From April 13–29, 2026, instruments played by Jewish musicians before and during the Holocaust were heard in Siouxland classrooms, concerts and exhibits.

A season of power, story, and spectacle: eight concerts of iconic masterworks, bold new voices and unforgettable live experiences.

Sioux City native and international tenor John Osborn, with soprano Lynette Tapia, sang opera arias with the SCSO in a special that aired on Iowa PBS.