Sinfonia!
Sinfonia Orchestral Society, Inc | OKC | Est 2020
Welcome to Sinfonia! We are a non-profit community of non-professional strings musicians in Oklahoma City, established in 2020. Our goal is to provide an avenue for adult musicians learn, improve, perform and enjoy orchestral music together.
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Who We Are
Sinfonia! Community
Sinfonia! is an organization of non-professional musicians interested in the learning, performing, and enjoyment of orchestra music, providing performance opportunities to the OKC community.
With Dr. John Schimek as our Music Director, our String family meet once a week for rehearsal in the heart of OKC at Crown Heights Christian Church. We look forward to performances each season, along with community opportunities around the metro area.
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We welcome fellow String musicians (violin, viola, cello and bass), who once played and would love to be in an ensemble with us!
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Weekly rehearsals are on Mondays at 6:30pm at the Crown Heights Christian Church Reception Hall. Please contact us at sinfoniaorch@gmail.com for more information.
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2025-2026 Season
Sinfonia Orchestral Society
Invites YOU to join us for the 2026 Spring Session​
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Played in high school or college, and would like to play in a community orchestra? Come Join Us!!
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Dates:
September: 8, 15 (business meeting & reception after rehearsal),
22, 29
October: 6, 13
FALL CONCERT: October 20th (What's in a Name)
October: 27
November: 3, 10, 17, 24
December 1 (dress rehearsal)
CHRISTMAS CONCERT:
December 8 (TealRidge Retirement Community)
CHRISTMAS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTS:
December 12 (MAC Center, Edmond)
December 12 (Children's Center, Bethany)
Winter Break (no rehearsals): Dec 16 – Jan 4
January: 5, 12, 19, 26
February: 2, 9, 16 (dress rehearsal)
WINTER CONCERT: February 23rd (Short and Suite)
March: 2, 9
Spring Break (no rehearsal): March 16
March: 23, 30
April: 6, 13, 20 (dress rehearsal)
APRIL CONCERT: April 27th
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May: 4, 11, 18
June: 1 (dress rehearsal)
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JUNE COMMUNITY CONCERT: June 8th
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