Southern Miss Symphony Season Fills February with Eye-Catching Concerts | Schools

The University of Southern Mississippi Symphony Orchestra is no stranger to presenting top quality music with top quality talent.

This month, both will be featured in two concerts in one week. On Feb. 16, the symphony will be joined by the Southern Miss School of Music woodwind faculty and on Feb. 18, Mack Wilberg, famed conductor of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, joins the orchestra and a nearly 600-voice choir for a true sensory experience.

“These are two great opportunities to hear some of the finest musicians in our area perform with the orchestra one night and witness one of the largest performances we’ve ever done just two nights later,” said Jay Dean, director of orchestral activities at Southern Miss. “It says so much about the caliber and scope of our players and program to be able to perform two very different programs of this magnitude in one week.”

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