The Audubon Symphony is Seeking New Musicians

The Audubon Symphony Orchestra, a community orchestra based in Trappe, PA, is seeking new musicians for its 2026-2027 season.

The orchestra is particularly seeking bassoons, a tuba, violas, cellos, oboes, and a solo clarinetist to join the 55-member ensemble. Additional violinists are also welcome.

The Audubon Symphony, now in its 36^th year, rehearses Wednesday evenings from 7:30-9:30 at St. Luke’s Friendship Church, 200 W. Main St. in Trappe, PA. The orchestra plays a broad selection of music from classical to Broadway to pop. There are no auditions required to join; the orchestra prides itself on including players of all abilities, and its musicians range in age from high school students to senior citizens. The orchestra also includes a number of smaller ensembles, including a string quartet, clarinet choir, brass quintet, flute quartet, and others.

The orchestra director, Mr. John Mayer, holds an MA in Orchestral Conducting from the West Chester University Wells School of Music.

The orchestra performs two public concerts each year, plus a number of concerts at private institutions.

Rehearsals for the 2026-2027 season begin on September 9, 2026. To find out more information, visit the orchestra website at http://www.audubonsymphony.org