Oregon Symphony: Su-Han Yang – Dan Brown’s Wild Symphony at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Get this date marked on your calendar for an EPIC performance of Oregon Symphony: Su-Han Yang - Dan Brown's Wild Symphony on Sunday, 27th September 2026 at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland, Oregon! This concert is an enchanting musical adventure that brings to life Dan Brown's children's book in an mesmerizing performance of an interactive story telling and symphonic mastery of an art of a classical music, perfect for families with children of all ages.

Oregon Symphony

The Oregon Symphony, known for their innovative programming that explores connections between classical music and modern themes, performs the family-friendly show, Su-Han Yang - Dan Brown's Wild Symphony. The Oregon Symphony is one of the leading orchestras in the country with over 40 classical programs presented every year by one of the most active regional orchestras in America. Wild Symphony is a children's book written by and illustrated by Dan Brown, author of the Da Vinci Code thrillers. The book is a children's story that is a collection of poetry and stories that interact with a Wild Symphony, a collection of classical pieces of music that follow 21 creatures through various locations. The Oregon Symphony brings the music to life on stage in this show that is sure to delight young concertgoers and their families. Su-Han Yang, the guest conductor for this performance, has developed a reputation for her high-energy performances and receives acclaim from followers from around the globe. She brings great musicianship to her performances and is able to elicit refined sounds from the musicians that perform with her. Su-Han Yang is not only a experienced conductor, she is also sensitive to the nuances of the music that she performs and brings out the finest elements of the pieces. Recently Yang has taken the podium for several positions with leading ensembles in North and South America. As an advocate for modern composers, Yang has a long history of supporting up-and-coming composers throughout her career. This support of modern music provides great benefit to the orchestra's audience, allowing them to become familiar with a variety of new works within the classical genre.

Su-Han Yang

Guest conductor Su-Han Yang has been packing out concert halls around the world with her performances that are described as exuberant and engaging. Her conductory style is vibrant and full of energy, physical and dynamic, bringing the best out of the orchestra she is working with. Su-Han Yang is a strong advocate for a broad range of music and has performed and commissioned works by many living composers. As Assistant Conductor of the Seattle Symphony and as Music Director of the St. Croix Valley Symphony in the North East, Su-Han Yang is one of the busiest conductors on the North American scene today.

Dan Brown's Wild Symphony

Dan Brown's, the famous author of The Da Vinci Code children's book, Wild Symphony is an interactive, classical music show where poetry, drawings and 21 orchestral pieces come together in a performance that will bring all the creatures from the book to life on stage in an energetic, entertaining and highly interactive show. This is a show that will delight younger fans of the book and their families as much as it will the music lovers in general as it is a marriage of the art of story telling and the great music of the classical tradition.

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Details

The Oregon Symphony, Su-Han Yang - Dan Brown's Wild Symphony concert will be held at Portland's historic Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, 823 SW 10th & Olcott, Portland, Oregon, 97205. The hall features state of the art surround sound for all performances, and the best seats in the house for your musical experience. For one night of music and story-telling, there will be seating for approximately 2,776 concert-goers in the main floor seats, on the 2nd tier, and in the Gallery. To learn more about the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, including seating capacity and maps, please call (503) 248-4335.

Parking Availability

With numerous lots for car parking near the venue there is also ample street parking close to Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. With many parking options around Portland Oregon's city center there is bound to be a choice that suits your style of parking.

Ticket Information

Family-friendly and award-winning performances like this show are priced from just $23 for this show. Tickets for this show are available online from the Oregon Symphony's market place website TicketSqueeze.com or from the venue in person. To buy tickets click on the "buy tickets" link on the right of this page. This show is very popular with families so tickets are expected to sell very quickly so book early to avoid disappointment.