Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra

Now in its 108th season, the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra played its first concert on December 28, 1913, under the organization and imagination of G. Herbert Clarke, a Kingston violin teacher with a passion for music and a vision of shared musical fellowship with the community. Todays orchestra comprises professional musicians from diverse backgrounds who bring a world-class level of precision, skill, and dedication. With the exception of two years during World War II, the orchestra has been in continuous operation since 1913. In 1973, the orchestra became a chartered, non-profit corporation and experienced a period of significant growth in both programming and support. Under the guidance of Executive Director Kim Corben and Music Director Steven Karidoyanes, the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra has taken its place as a major cultural force in southeastern New England. Today, the Phil plays to critical acclaim, premieres pieces from leading composers, performs with world-renowned ...