About The Symphony
Mission of the Redlands Symphony Association
The mission of the Redlands Symphony is to inspire, entertain, and educate by providing outstanding musical performances that enhance our unique cultural environment.
Our Board of Directors
- Dr. James Appleton
- Dr. Luann Bangsund, Chair
- Denise Bourne, Secretary
- Kathy Cencirulo, Vice Chair
- Caroleen Cosand
- Robert Dawes, Treasurer
- Eric Gruenler
- Dr. Karen Hansberger
- Dr. Douglas Hegstad
- Dr. Sharen Jeffries
- Julie Michaels
- Melodee Seccombe
- Marilyn Solter, Past Chair
- Jennifer von Maack
- Dr. Joseph Modica, University Liaison
Jon Robertson
Music Director Emeritus
Our Staff
To reach a staff member, please email symphony@redlandssymphony.com
Dr. Kevin Eberle-Noel
Executive Director
Ransom Wilson
Music Director & Conductor
Co Boi Nguyen
Assistant Conductor
Arturo Cabrera
Associate Director, Operations & Education
Anne Ragni
Office & Business Manager
Paige Scalise
Administrative Associate
Ryan Vickrey
Intern
Scott Worthington
Music Librarian
Noah Gladstone
Orchestra Personnel Manager
Timothy Cunningham
Stage Manager
David McMahon
Advertising Sales Manager
Barbara Lohman
Grant Writer
The Inland Empire’s Top Choice for High-Quality Music in an Intimate Setting
For more than 70 years, Redlands Symphony has been honored to offer high-quality music in an intimate setting. Located in the vibrant town of Redlands, California, we’re less than 20 minutes from San Bernardino and Riverside.
Our concert hall, the Memorial Chapel at the University of Redlands, it less than an hour from Victorville, Palm Springs, and Temecula. And, it’s roughly an hour's drive from Escondido and Los Angeles.
Here you won’t have to fight city traffic. You can easily arrive early to enjoy the pre-concert lectures. Make a night of it and grab dinner before the concert. Our Redlands community is home to numerous restaurants and gastropubs featuring everything from scratch-made comfort food to flavorful vegan cuisine. Or, visit for the weekend and take advantage of the rich cultural arts scene and a plethora of hiking trails in the San Bernardino Mountains.