✨ Individual tickets are officially on sale for our entire 2025–2026 season! 🎶

As part of our ongoing “Paths to Dignity” initiative, we invite you to help our community this weekend by donating items that provide warmth. You can contribute hats, gloves, socks, coats, blankets, or similar items, which we will collect at the concerts this weekend and distribute to local shelters.

Symphony of the Mountains will be conducting our annual Elizabeth Harper Vaughn Concerto Competition named in Honor of Elizabeth Harper Vaughn, who was the founding president of Women’s Symphony Committee in 1953.

***POSTPONED UNTIL FEBRUARY***

Due to weather and safety concerns, we are postponing this Saturday’s concert (September 28) until February 2025. Stay tuned for more info about the new date!

Symphony of the Mountains is thrilled to present a special pre-concert discussion exploring the significance of the compositions featured in our upcoming performance, as well as the historical connection to the French-American alliance. This event will launch our 24-25 season Symphonic Stories with the concert, “Revisiting the Great Classics,” on Saturday, September 28th in Kingsport, TN.

Don’t let the clouds get you down! ☀️ Our outdoor concert this evening at 7pm will proceed as planned.

Due to inclement weather, tonight’s free concert at UVA Wise has been moved INDOORS to Fred B. Greear Gym.

Music soothes. It comforts, it heals, it elevates. Just as food feeds the body, fine music feeds the soul. 

Will you help us reach more people this year?

Our upcoming concert scheduled for October 28 at 7:30pm at the Paramount in Bristol has been moved earlier in the day.

Kingsport, TN – The Swiss-born North Carolina-based Kruger Brothers team up with Symphony of the Mountains on a musical trip “From the Alps to the Appalachians” to open the orchestra’s 2023-24 season, “Music Near and Far.”

Kingsport, TN – Symphony of the Mountains will celebrate its 2022-2023 Season, “Our Appalachian Mountain Home” with exciting programs and new visuals. Be on the lookout for a new Symphony logo designed in collaboration with The High Roads Agency of Kingsport.

Kingsport, TN – The Symphony of the Mountains Board made the decision last week to give Covid a couple more months to settle down before holding the return of its highly anticipated Diamond Jubilee Symphony Gala.

Kingsport, TN – Due to the present surge of Covid-19 cases, we have changed the date of our February 5 concert, “Woodwinds and All That Jazz”. The concert will now take place on Sunday, May 22 at 4:00pm, still at the Paramount Center for the Arts in Bristol, TN.

Kingsport, TN – Enjoy an afternoon of warmth and wonder at “By the Fireside” annual holiday concerts. This year’s Kingsport performance will be held at the Marriott Meadowview Convention Center Saturday, December 4 at 3:00pm. The SW Virginia performance will be held for the first time at Emory & Henry’s McGlothlin Center for the Arts Sunday, December 5 at 3:00pm.

Kingsport, TN – Symphony of the Mountains continues to believe in Live Music!

As the Covid-19 virus cases remain high in Northeast Tennessee, Symphony of the Mountains is moving its “Two Fifths of Beethoven” concert to the Kingsport Farmers Market.

Kingsport, TN –Symphony of the Mountains is moving its 75th Anniversary opening concert to October due to the elevated Covid-19 Delta virus cases in the Tri-Cities.

Kingsport, TN – 75 years ago, a group of local musicians got together and founded the Kingsport Symphony. Now a fully professional and regional orchestra, Symphony of the Mountains is celebrating its Diamond Anniversary with a wonderfully varied slate of concerts.