Montgomery, Ala. – The Montgomery Symphony Orchestra is marking a historic milestone as it kicks off its 50th season on Friday evening. The season‑opening concert, titled “Brass and Bernstein,” will feature the world premiere of a brand‑new composition called “Timetilt.”
Season opener details
The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. on Friday at Troy University’s Davis Theatre, located at 251 Montgomery St. in downtown Montgomery. Tickets and additional information are available on the orchestra’s website, montgomerysymphony.org.
Music director shares vision
Music Director and Conductor Jamie Reeves spoke with Action 8’s Estee Morrison about the significance of the season launch. Reeves highlighted the orchestra’s long‑standing role in the River Region’s cultural life since its founding in 1976. He praised the new work “Timetilt” for its inventive blend of contemporary rhythms and classic brass textures, saying it reflects both the orchestra’s heritage and its forward‑looking spirit.
Reeves also noted that the season will include a series of performances featuring award‑winning musicians from across the country. “We’re bringing world‑class talent to Montgomery, giving our audiences fresh experiences while honoring the great traditions of orchestral music,” he said.
Community impact
For more than five decades, the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra has been a cultural anchor for the city, offering educational outreach, youth concerts, and collaborations with local schools and churches. The organization’s commitment to family‑friendly programming aligns with the community’s values of faith, family, and personal liberty.
Local families are encouraged to attend, as the concert provides an opportunity for children and adults alike to experience live classical music in a welcoming environment. The orchestra’s outreach initiatives aim to nurture a love of the arts among the next generation, reinforcing the importance of cultural enrichment in a thriving community.
How to attend
Tickets can be purchased online or at the Davis Theatre box office. Seating is limited, so interested patrons should secure their seats early. The orchestra welcomes both longtime supporters and newcomers looking for a memorable evening of music.
With “Brass and Bernstein” and the debut of “Timetilt,” the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra demonstrates its dedication to artistic excellence and community service as it embarks on its golden anniversary season.
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