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FRANKSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Celebrating 60 Years of Orchestral Music on the Peninsula

Ignite

Soar

Wonder

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About the FSO

Since 1967, the Frankston Symphony Orchestra has been the beating heart of orchestral music on the Mornington Peninsula. Founded by world-renowned Australian concert pianist Vera Bradford, the orchestra is a vibrant community of musicians who share their love of orchestral music through inspiring performances and collaborations.

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60th Anniversary
Symphonic Series

  • IGNITE: Stefan Cassomenos
    IGNITE: Stefan Cassomenos
    Sat, 24 Apr
    Frankston Arts Centre
    Rhapsody in Blue & Rachmaninov Two. Australian piano legend returns to the FSO after fifteen years. Most pianists would choose – Cassomenos plays both.
  • SOAR: Louise Turnbull
    SOAR: Louise Turnbull
    Sun, 20 June
    Mary Herring Theatre
    Sibelius & Enigma Variations. Peninsula's own virtuoso Louise Turnbull comes home to play an Everest of the violin. Some of you heard her first – now bring a friend and show them why.
  • WONDER: Charlie Wu
    WONDER: Charlie Wu
    Sun, 26 Sept
    Frankston Arts Centre
    Tchaikovsky & The Pines of Rome. He won Moscow at thirteen. Nobody remembers the tenth time they heard a great artist. Everybody remembers the first.
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Get In Touch

Questions, audience feedback, a friendly hello - we love them all!

The FSO acknowledges the Boonwurrung people of the Kulin Nation, traditional custodians of the Peninsula. We honour their enduring music, songs, and stories resonating through the land on which we perform and play.

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