Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra Celebrates America at 250 with Appalachian Spring Maestro Stephen Alltop leads the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra in an all-American Program  Elmhurst, IL - The Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution with an all-American program on Sunday, January 18, 2026 at 3:00 PM at the Elmhurst Christian Reformed Church. The performance will include Aaron Copeland’s Appalachian Spring as well as works by contemporary American classical composers Eric Ewazen, Jessie Montgomery, and James Stephenson. The afternoon will begin with a Pre-Concert Talk at 1:45 PM to offer insight into the music and enhance the concert experience for attendees. Program Highlights: Aaron Copland – Appalachian Spring Eric Ewazen – Sinfonia for Strings Jessie Montgomery – Strum James Stephenson – Persephone Who’s Performing: Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra Stephen Alltop, Music Director and Conductor What’s Interesting: This all-American program celebrates the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution with one of the best known American composers, Aaron Copland, along with works by contemporary American artists.  Ticket Information: For tickets, first-time visitor guides, FAQs, and further concert details, please visit www.ElmhurstSymphony.org or call the Elmhurst Symphony office at 630-941-0202, M-F 10 AM-3 PM. About Elmhurst Symphony OrchestraThe Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra is a community-based and professional ensemble dedicated to providing world-class performances to the greater Elmhurst area. Under the baton of nationally renowned Dr. Stephen Alltop, the orchestra continues to be a vital part of the local cultural landscape.