The San Jose Wind Symphony is pleased to present its 2026-2027 season titled "Storytellers." This season explores the many ways music tells stories through literature, mythology, cultural traditions, film, history, and community.
A Novel Concert, Sunday, October 11. Step into the pages of great literature brought to life through music. The San Jose Wind Symphony draws from beloved characters and narratives spanning centuries of storytelling, with works connected to Candide, Scheherazade, Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings, and the epic voyage of Moby-Dick through McBeth's Of Sailors and Whales. Aaron Lington, Grammy Award-winning saxophonist and composer, and Coordinator of Jazz Studies at San Jose State University will be featured soloist on Maxime Aulio's The Butterfly That Stamped. Together, the program unfolds like a great book, one musical chapter at a time.
October Concert Program: Overture to "Candide" by Leonard Bernstein arr. by Grundman The Young Prince & the Princess - 3rd Movement from "Scheherazade" by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov arr. by Hindsley The Butterfly That Stamped by Maxime Aulio Aaron Lington, baritone saxophone Symphony No. 1 Lord of the Rings 1. "Gandalf" by Johan de Meij
INTERMISSION
Waves Toward the Pebbled Shore by Peter Meechan Of Sailors and Whales, Op. 78 by W. Francis McBeth Finale to Symphony No. 3 by Gustav Mahler arr. by Saucedo
- Buon Natale with Pasquale Esposito Sunday, December 13. We celebrate the season with internationally acclaimed tenor Pasquale Esposito and the San Jose Wind Symphony in an afternoon of music, memory, and holiday tradition. - Myths and Legends Sunday, Feb 28, Journey through the realm of gods, spirits, and fantastical creatures in a program that brings timeless stories to life through music. - Star Wars at 50, A Galaxy of Music Sunday, May 16 Celebrate one of the most recognizable examples of cinematic storytelling as we mark 50 years of Star Wars.
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