The Sinclair Music Concert Season 2026-2027 begins on October 25 with the Sinclair Community Bands Concert. Community Bands are made up of woodwind, brass and percussion instruments and members include all kinds of musicians from the greater Dayton area, including high school and college students, music educators and instrumentalists from a wide range of professions and backgrounds.

The Community Bands have received praise from a number of artists, composers and conductors and in the past they have also commissioned and premiered musical pieces by Claude T Smith, Steven Reineke, David Gillingham and John Parcell.

The concert on Oct 25 will feature music played by Morton Gould, Jack Stamp and Robert Sheldon, as well as other selections.
The concert will also feature the Sinclair Concert Band and Wind Symphony, with music selections that include both traditional and contemporary pieces.
The concert will begin at 3 p.m. and will take place in the Blair Hall Theatre, which is located in Building 2 on the Dayton Campus. All concerts are free admission and open to the public, with more coming in November and 2027.
Erik Larson, reporter
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