The Rome Symphony Orchestra (RSO) is proud to officially announce its 2026–27 season, “A Legacy in Sound,” featuring six performances that honor its long history in the Coosa Valley and reflect its commitment to artistry, innovation, education, and community. The RSO kicks off its 105th anniversary season with a special presentation of Shostakovich’s Piano Concerto No. 2, Mozart’s Symphony No. 29, and Florence Price’s “Adoration,” on Saturday, Sept. 12, at 7 p.m. “For more than a century, generations of musicians, patrons, volunteers, and community leaders have ensured that great music continues to thrive in Northwest Georgia. It is our privilege to carry that legacy forward,” said Jeffrey Dokken, Music Director and Conductor of the Rome Symphony Orchestra. “The RSO’s 105th season is a celebration of everything that makes live orchestral music unforgettable: thrilling virtuosity, beloved masterworks, cinematic storytelling, intimate holiday charm, and exciting contemporary voices.” “A Legacy in Sound” includes an expansive program that bridges classical refinement, modern compositions, and cinematic storytelling. Fittingly, CV is the Roman numeral for 105 — a fun nod to the RSO’s 105 years in the Coosa Valley. From Mozart and Haydn to Shostakovich, Price, Copland, Stravinsky, and Britten; to living composers Robert Nath, Lauren Taylor, and legendary film composer Lee Holdridge, this season offers something for every listener, whether they are a lifelong classical music…
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