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The Fort Wayne Philharmonic, lovingly known as “The Phil,” can trace its origin to the Verweire Symphony Orchestra, founded in January 1924 by conductor John L. Verweire. Visitors can attend events directed by Andrew Constantine, who has been the Fort Wayne’s Philharmonic music director for his sixth season running.

Varying events such as Masterworks: Mozart and A Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra are held throughout the year, ready to give visitors of all ages an unforgettable musical experience. The Phil also has classes for up and coming musicians of all skill levels and all ages.

4901 Fuller Dr., Fort Wayne, IN 46835, 260-481-0770

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