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HPO Announces 25-26 Composer Fellows
Read MoreHAMILTON, ON, June 3, 2025 — The Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra is thrilled to announce Composer Fellows for the 25-26 season. Now in its eighth year, the Composer Fellowship program offers early-c…
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Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra Invites Listeners on a Sonic Journey in 25-26
Read MoreThe Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra is thrilled to announce its 25-26 Season under the artistic leadership of Music Director James Kahane. Featuring nine full orchestra concerts in our mainstage serie…
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HPO 2024-25 Season Wrap Up
Read MoreOur 2024-25 season was a milestone for the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra as we celebrated HPO140 surrounded by our long time donors, supporters, musicians, friends and community members. Each concer…
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Getting to know Composer Fellow Massimo Guida
Read MoreMassimo Guida is one of this season’s Composer Fellows. His new work titled Hope is the Last Goddess will have its world premiere on May 3 at James Ehnes Plays Tchaikovsky. Read the following b…
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Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra Celebrates 60 Years
Read MoreHAMILTON, ON—The Hamilton Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (HPYO) is celebrating 60 years with an outstanding concert that showcases the talents of current players and alumni members for an inspiring in…
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Registration for TuneUP! the HPYO summer intensive program is open! Tune Up! is a non-auditioned opportunity for young musicians to give the HPYO a try and see if it’s a good fit. If you are already in the HPYO, it’s a great chance to blow the dust off of your instrument and get ready for the new season. It can also be used as a stand-alone summer enrichment program to support your learning on your orchestral instrument. Click the link in our bio to learn more about TuneUP and register today!
Join us at The Westdale Cinema on Wednesday, June 25 at 1PM for our final Musically Speaking event of the season! Take an inspiring journey into the life and music of Ludwig van Beethoven. HPO Composer-in-Residence Abigail Richardson-Schulte unpacks the extraordinary story of one of classical music’s most revolutionary figures. From his bold early works to the deeply emotional masterpieces of his later years, Beethoven’s music pushed boundaries and redefined what was possible in composition. Experience the drama, power and beauty of his work like never before on the big screen with HPO performance recordings. Visit the link in our bio to learn more!
Our 35 & Under subscribers get the best seats at the best price! By joining our community, you can build your perfect 6 or 3 concert package and get tickets in A-level seating at a fraction of the price. You also get access to the conductor's circle lounge, special discount offers, AND an invitation to our exclusive annual 35 & Under event. Visit the link in our bio and explore your subscription options!
Have you checked out our off the mainstage concert offerings? 👀 Visit HPO.org and check out Messiah, I&I, Don Giovanni (that's right, we're bringing opera back to Hamilton!) and Considering Matthew Shepard featuring The Elora Singers. Add on single tickets to any of these events to your HPO 25-26 season subscription today!
Next Saturday, join us at the Hamilton Farmer's Market for an instrument demonstration session led by an HPO musician! We had an absolute blast with HPO cello player Laura last time, and we know you'll enjoy our next presentation. The demonstration will be located in the glass room off of York Blvd, and will begin at 12PM. We encourage you to stop in and explore the market!
Last chance to register for an HPYO audition! The deadline for sign up is June 11, and we hope to hear from you. Click the link in our bio to learn more about audition requirements and all the important deets! 📸: Agostino Carbone
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