Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra

The Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra is a professional orchestra based in Terre Haute, Indiana. Founded in 1928, the organization is the oldest professional orchestra in the state. The orchestra is comprised of 80 professional musicians who are selected through auditions. The Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra employs 6 people and generates $50 million in annual revenue. The Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra offers a subscription series of concerts from September through May, as well as educational concerts for approximately 3,000 fourth graders from the Wabash Valley. The organization also has an all-volunteer Board of Directors comprised of community leaders and a paid staff. The Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra's mission is to provide "Great Music! Close to Home" by presenting concerts, offering educational opportunities, providing musical educational resources, and advocating for the importance of music in the community. Their vision is to attract a diverse regional audience with engaging, high-quality programming. Visit thso.org for more information.