Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate, The Indian Spirit at Mesa Falls (From Winter Moons) Richard Strauss, Vier Letze Lieder (Four Last Songs) with soprano soloist Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony No. 6 in F major, op. 68 ("Pastoral")
42nd Season - Songs of Nature: August 2025 through May 2026
Tickets are on sale now!
Please note, concert dates and programs are subject to change.
Welcome to the Littleton Symphony Orchestra!
Bringing world-class music and community engagement to the heart of Littleton.
On behalf of the musicians and board of directors of the Littleton Symphony Orchestra, I invite you to join us for our 2025–2026 concert season, where we’ll explore the powerful inspiration nature brings to music.
This summer, more than 2,800 community members attended our free outdoor concerts celebrating music in the great outdoors. These lively performances featured special guests from Littleton Ballet Academy and the Arapahoe Community College Jazz Band, who joined us on stage to make the events even more memorable. We’re especially grateful to First Interstate Bank for their generous support and to Cycling Without Age Littleton for providing accessible trishaw rides for our audience.
Our annual Family Concert, supported by the Littleton Rotary Foundation, brought together an enthusiastic, multi-generational crowd for a program filled with animal-themed music, conducting fun, and hands-on opportunities to explore instruments and step onto the conductor’s podium.
We look forward to welcoming you to a concert this season—see you at the symphony!
Nancy Oberg, Board President
The Littleton Symphony is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your donations are tax deductible, per the IRS rules.
News and Announcements
The Littleton Symphony Orchestra Announces 2025–2026 Season: Songs of Nature
The Littleton Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce its 2025–2026 concert season: Songs of Nature — a year-long celebration of the natural world and the music it inspires. From epic outdoor concerts in August to majestic symphonic performances through May, this season invites audiences to experience the beauty, power, and serenity of nature through unforgettable musical storytelling.
Under the direction of Music Director and Conductor Catherine Sailer, the LSO’s thoughtfully curated programs will explore themes such as Earth, Peace, Flow, Joy, and Light — each reflecting a different facet of our connection to the natural world. Whether you're basking in the glow of a summer sunset or soaking in the warmth of a winter concert hall, Songs of Nature promises to move your heart and lift your spirit.
Join us for this inspiring journey as the Littleton Symphony continues its 42-year tradition of excellence, community, and artistic passion.
Please welcome our new Personnel Manager, Jess Kordziel!
Jess has played cello for over twenty-three years and joined the Littleton Symphony as a cellist during the 2024-25 season. Over the years, she has performed with various symphonies around the Front Range. Her favorite composers are Dvorak and Mahler.
Jess is a Colorado native who graduated from the Colorado School of Mines with a bachelor's degree in Environmental (Civil) Engineering. She currently works as a Project Manager at a small, local land development firm. When not working or playing cello, Jess enjoys paddleboarding and playing long hours of board games with friends.
Volunteer with the Littleton Symphony Orchestra
Receive free tickets, choose and save your seat, avoid long lines! How? Volunteer to help out at Littleton Symphony Orchestra concerts!
We need music lovers who would be willing to help with the following:
Publications
Fundraising
Ushering and ticket-taking
If you would be willing to become a part of the LSO's Volunteer Group, either call 303-933-6824 or email info@littletonsymphony.org.
