Experience the art of sound with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic

The Oklahoma City Philharmonic is in full swing of its 2022-23 season.

Formed in 1988, under the musical direction of Joel Levine, the Philharmonic now performs under the direction of Alexander Mickelthwate. Performing in the Civic Center Music Hall since September 2001, the group brings a decorated history of national attention and accolades to Oklahoma City.

Three performances will be held this November:

Happy 90th, John Williams! – As a celebration of standout composer John Williams, the Oklahoma City Philharmonic will join orchestras from across the country Nov. 4-5 to perform some of the most acclaimed film scores of our time, including Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, E.T. and Schindler’s List.

Bolero! – This performance on Nov. 12 will feature guest conductor, Joseph Young, as well as guest soloist, Pepe Romero. The performance, which shares its namesake with the widely known Spanish dance of bolero, takes Oklahoma City patrons to other places through the power of music, incorporating influences from Mexico, Spain and France.

Home Alone in Concert – Just in time for the jolliest season of the year, this performance brings one of the holiday’s most heralded films to the stage on Nov. 26. Featuring compositions by John Williams, the orchestra will serve as a soundtrack in celebration of the feature’s 30th anniversary.

All concerts are held at the Civic Center Music Hall in downtown Oklahoma City, beginning at 8 p.m. You can find more information at okcphil.org.