Illuminating the beyond!

season 43 Single tickets available for purchase!

The 43rd Season of the Glacier Symphony includes a season spanning tribute to Mahler, as well as works by Brahms, John Williams, Clara Schumann, and Ravel and highlights the art of the piano. Season subscriptions and individual tickets available now!

what love tells me - mahler 3

february 14-15, 2026

Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3:00 p.m.

Wachholz College Center

Mahler’s Third Symphony has long been considered the ultimate attempt by a composer to attempt to express, in personal musical terms, the entire scope of human life and the natural world. Inspired by writings of Nietzsche, the 6 movements of this massive work encompass aspects of the natural world, human life and spiritual aspiration. The symphonic scope and expression are like none other in the repertoire, expressing the deep wonder of existence. What Love Tells Me is the title of the final movement of this expansive symphonic statement.

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Bringing You Sensational Music Year-Round

Located in Montana’s beautiful Flathead Valley, the symphony produces a yearly season of concerts, educational programming, the family-friendly outdoor Symphony Night at Rebecca Farm, and exclusive special events. Join us as we explore the finest in classical music, jazz, opera, pops, and so much more!

"Top notch, big city symphony in a small Montana town."

-Alan Roy, Concert Attendee
"Fantastic symphony orchestra hosting friendly and inviting events! We attended our first Symphony performance last month since moving to Kalispell and tremendously enjoyed it. We highly recommend supporting this gem of an organization in our community."

-Kyle Ziegler, Concert Attendee
"The wonderful Glacier Symphony and Chorale offers a year-round schedule of top-notch classical programing. The musical quality of their performances rivals what you would expect to see in a major city. Maestro John Zoltek brings world class skill and charisma to his role as conductor and music director."

-Jennifer Li, Concert Attendee
“We were entirely speechless after seeing Ode to Joy, Handel's Messiah, and the Nutcracker. Your entire team did an outstanding job! Y'all are on par with symphonies from larger cities. We are so proud to call Kalispell (or in our case, Lakeside), home!”

-Jacqueline Montoya, Concert Attendee

Did you know that over half of the cost of delivering the exceptional Glacier Symphony programming you cherish comes from community support? Your generous contribution is essential in maintaining access to musical excellence as a cornerstone of our Flathead Valley community.

As we begin our 43rd season, our vision is to not only continue enriching concert experiences at McClaren Hall but also to expand our reach across the Valley through collaborative community engagement with businesses, schools, healthcare facilities, and more! Please consider any of the giving options below. Want to partner with us in a new way? We are happy to discuss your ideas for supporting our programs and those in the community. For more information, contact tony@gsocmusic.org or (406) 407-7000.

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