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MidAtlantic Philharmonic Orchestra

The players.
The purpose.
The performance.

A professional orchestra led by Jason C. Tramm, bringing together musicians and artistic partners across concert, opera, choral, pops, and recording projects.

An ensemble shaped by collaboration

Music comes to life
when people come together.

The MidAtlantic Philharmonic Orchestra is central to MidAtlantic’s orchestral work. Its project history includes concert opera at SOPAC, recording sessions in New York, benefit programs in the Hudson Valley, and performances at Ocean Grove’s Great Auditorium.

An ongoing musical partnership

At home in
the Great Auditorium.

Orchestra in residence for the 2026 Great Auditorium season.

The orchestra’s Ocean Grove collaborations span the annual Choir Festival, film-music pops, American Tapestry, and Sacred Masterworks. Repeated performances bring the ensemble into dialogue with choirs, soloists, organists, and a shared audience.

Explore the summer collaboration

The orchestra in action

One ensemble.
Many musical worlds.

All projects
Orchestra2026

Renaissance-21 at Carnegie Hall

Zankel Hall, Carnegie Hall
New York, NY

The MidAtlantic Philharmonic Orchestra joins Renaissance-21 for a program featuring Teodor Doré’s new orchestration of Rachmaninoff’s Suite in D minor.

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Orchestra2023

Symphonic Decibels

The Great Auditorium
Ocean Grove, NJ

Gordon Turk and the MidAtlantic Philharmonic Orchestra perform a program culminating in Saint-Saëns’ Organ Symphony.

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Recording2022

Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No. 1

DiMenna Center for Classical Music
New York, NY

A recording project co-produced by KPNY Productions and MidAtlantic Artistic Productions with the MidAtlantic Philharmonic Orchestra.

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Your repertoire. Your setting.

Let’s build
the musical team.

Tell us about the repertoire, venue, schedule, and ensemble you have in mind. The musical scope, instrumentation, and rehearsal plan are developed for each collaboration.

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Your next collaboration

Bring an orchestra into your next project.

Let’s talk about the music, the musicians, and what you want to make possible.

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