The Road and the Revelry

The Road and the Revelry

Thank You for Joining Us!

Thank you to everyone who joined Pennsylvania Symphonic Winds for The Road and the Revelry.

We’re grateful to our audience, our supporters, our musicians, and guest horn soloist Elizabeth Pfaffle for making the concert such a memorable afternoon.

Couldn’t join us in person, or want to experience the music again?

Watch The Road and the Revelry on our YouTube channel.


A Musical Journey of Adventure, Reflection, and Celebration

Sunday, November 8, 2026 • 3:00 PM
Peirce Middle School
Admission Free • Donations Encouraged

Live Stream!

Can’t join us in person? 📺 WATCH FROM HOME

We’re planning to livestream The Road and the Revelry on YouTube!

Our regular livestream coordinator is currently out on maternity leave, so our setup may change on concert day. For the most up-to-date livestream, visit the Pennsylvania Symphonic Winds YouTube channel.

Thanks for your patience! ❤️

WATCH ON YOUTUBE →

The Road and the Revelry concert poster for Pennsylvania Symphonic Winds, November 8, 2026

A Musical Journey

Take a musical journey with Pennsylvania Symphonic Winds. The Road and the Revelry explores music inspired by adventure, reflection, and celebration. From the lyrical beauty of Percy Grainger’s Irish Tune from County Derry to the exuberance of Léo Delibes’ March and Cortege of Bacchus, the program takes listeners on a journey through a diverse collection of wind band repertoire.

The concert features guest horn soloist Elizabeth Pfaffle, performing Gordon Jacob’s Concerto for Horn and Strings, alongside works by Williams, Grainger, Jones, Smith, and Delibes.


Featured Guest Soloist

Elizabeth Pfaffle

Horn
Performing Gordon Jacob’s Concerto for Horn and Strings


Program Highlights

Flourish for Wind Band

Irish Tune from County Derry

Journey Before Destination

Incidental Suite

March and Cortege of Bacchus

Concerto for Horn and Strings


Join Us for The Road and the Revelry

Sunday, November 8, 2026 • 3:00 PM
Peirce Middle School
Admission is free. Donations are encouraged.