Fallbrook Music Society
Now in its 31st year of presenting classical music performances, Fallbrook Music Society is a major presenter of nationally and internationally renowned classical music performances in a series of symphony and virtuoso concerts. 

From August through May each year, the Fallbrook Music Society hosts a series of five symphony concerts, a two-concert Chamber Virtuoso Series, a summer Symphony 'Pops' outdoor community concert and a Christmas concert. The upcoming season is a continuation of the Society's 31-year long history of presenting classical music serving rural Fallbrook and its surrounding communities.   Guided by its mission, the Music Society has made classical music more accessible by fulfilling the region's unmet cultural needs.  Rich, classical music experiences are often available in urban centers, but rarely found in rural communities, and Fallbrook Music Society provides an opportunity for many of the area's adults and children to experience the effect of first-class symphonic concerts, and see live, orchestral performances of music such as Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 and Vivaldi's Four Seasons.  There are currently no other symphony organizations serving the Fallbrook region whose work duplicates or parallels the work of Fallbrook Music Society.

The exciting, new season showcases celebrated artists, amazing guest soloists and dynamic orchestral and chamber musicians that reverberate with the sounds of nations from around the world.  Artists that will appear next season run the gamut from established world-renowned orchestras such as the Lucerne Festival Strings from Switzerland and the Salzburg Chamber Soloists from Austria to the famed Conjunto Ibérico Cello Octet from Amsterdam.

The concert venue, Bob Burton Center for the Performing Arts, is a work of art in itself.  Acclaimed for its exceptional acoustics, Ben Simon, Music Director of the San Francisco Chamber Orchestra recently said: "Who needs Carnegie Hall?  Fallbrook has an acoustic marvel of a concert hall in the Bob Burton Center.  We have played in halls around the world and Fallbrook's {theater} rates among the very best." (January 2007).

Brenda Montiel, President of the Fallbrook Music Society, and Judy Siodmak, PR & Marketing Director of the Fallbrook Music Society, joined The Big Blend Magazine editors Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, as featured guests on their Online Radio Show ‘Champagne Sundays’. This show aired live from 11am-1pm (PST) on Sunday, July 20^th, 2008.  To listen to Brenda and Judy's interview, please double click on the Play Button below.