Welcome to the
Immaculata Symphony
a university-community organization 

The Immaculata Symphony is an outstanding musical organization with a long and rich history. From the earliest days of the university's founding in 1920, the department of music has included among its performing groups an orchestra which, over the years, has grown steadily form a fledgling group of chamber size to the large and highly respected symphonic ensemble it is today.

Continuing as an integral part of the department of music in fulfillment of its academic requirements, the Symphony is also supported by our Board of Directors. This Board is comprised of faculty members, student and community orchestra members. Its purpose is to help achieve the musical goals, prosperity and growth of the orchestra through fund-raising, audience development, and community service.

Thanks for a great Season!

Next ImS Event:

Symphony Concert
Saturday, 11/1/2008
7:30 PM

New Members

Interested in playing with the Immaculata Symphony? New members are always welcome! We have special needs at this time in any string section, especially viola and string bass, brass (we are looking for a tuba player!), and percussion. Please contact Marilyn Lutz, personnel manager for more information about how you can join with us in music making during the 2007-2008 season. She can be reached by phone at 610-692-4054 or by e-mail at Marilyn Lutz.