HYANNIS, MA—June 17, 2020
Not even a pandemic can prevent the Cape Symphony from planning another season of inspiring joy. The 2020/21 Cape Symphony season, bookended with tributes to Beethoven for his 250th birthday, is fun-filled and uplifting.
HYANNIS, MA—June 8, 2020
The Cape Symphony & Conservatory is taking measures to reduce expenses in light of the lost revenue caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. These cost-savings solutions include furloughing staff, who are eligible for unemployment compensation, and reducing salaries for working staff.
HYANNIS, MA—May 22, 2020
The Cape Symphony wants people to find their “inner conductor” from the comfort of home! No need to read music or even have an orchestra.
HYANNIS, MA—April 30, 2020
With Governor Charlie Baker’s decision to close Massachusetts schools through the end of June, the Cape Symphony is unable to perform at the Barnstable Performing Arts Center. As a result, the Cape Symphony has decided to postpone the Sinatra! concert originally planned for June 13 and 14, 2020. The concert has been rescheduled for August 22 and 23, 2020.
HYANNIS, MA—April 2, 2020
A trained musician, composer, administrator, and educator, Michael Albaugh has been selected to serve as Executive Director of the Cape Symphony & Conservatory.
HYANNIS, MA—March 30, 2020
In a measure of continued safety, the Cape Symphony has canceled its May 2 & 3 performances of Visions: Mozart and Mahler as the Barnstable Performing Arts Center remains closed amid health and safety concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Cape Symphony offers classes in music and dance for students of all ages!
An investment in the Cape Symphony is an investment in the future of Cape Cod. Making our community better by inspiring joy is our mission and our passion.
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