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Syracuse Symphony Patrons
Welcome to our new Naxos partner website. Here you may purchase wonderful recordings of the music we will present throughout the year, as well as explore new listening experiences with the wealth of CDs and DVDs offered by Naxos. For every purchase you make online, the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra will receive a 20% commission, so treat yourself and help the Symphony at the same time. Happy listening!
Today's Feature

MOZART: Works for Horn and Orchestra (Complete)
$8.99

This disc will be controversial, as it offers a new look at well established concertos, and offers for the first time the opportunity to hear ALL of the music Mozart wrote for horn and orchestra in editions that return as closely as modern research can achieve to Mozart's original intentions. In that respect there is no competition.