Mandolin Orchestras

The Atlanta Mandolin Society performs selections ranging from Turn of the Century Rags and Marches, Classical, Latin, Irish, Jazz, Brazilian, Ethnic compositions to Seasonal compositions.

The Aurora Mandolin Orchestra is comprised of over 25 members who play mandolin, mandola, guitar, bass, accordion, and flute.

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The Baltimore Mandolin Orchestra's membership currently hovers around 30 players. They perform approximately 10-12 concerts per year in the Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and southern Pennsylvania area.

The Bloomfield Mandolin Orchestra is comprised of forty-four volunteer musicians includes Old Italian favorites, traditional and popular American songs, Broadway selections, and operatic and classical music.

The Canberra Mandolin Orchestra contains players of the mandolin, mandola, mandocello, mandobass, guitar, and double bass. Their repertoire repertoire includes ritzy tunes from the dawn of the jazz age, light classics, film themes, Italian, Irish and Australian folk tunes and popular music.

The Classical Mandolin Society of America contains members from most states in the US and 11 foreign countries. These members play primarily mandolin, mandola, mandocello, guitar or bass and/or are teachers, conductors and composers of mandolin music.

The Dayton Mandolin Orchestra performs at local concerts, holiday celebrations and other events in the Dayton and Greater Miami Valley area. Their repertoire consists of a wide variety of music spanning the Seventeenth through Twenty-first Centuries: Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, light Jazz/Big Band, Contemporary, patriotic and seasonal numbers, with a special emphasis on music of the early Twentieth Century.

The Denver Mandolin Orchestra performs in the Colorado area.

The Kalamazoo Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra is a plucked string ensemble consisting of mandolins, mandolas, mandocellos, guitars, and bass. They feature classical, ethnic, and "golden era" mandolin orchestra music.

The Louisville Mandolin Orchestra is an acoustic ensemble of mandolins, mandolas, mandocellos, guitars and bass performing instrumental music from early baroque and renaissance to classical and modern.

The Mandolin Society of Peterborough is an easy going small orchestra that plays waltzes, show tunes, reels, techno-pop, blues, and even a few original compositions.

The Milwaukee Mandolin Orchestra was incorporated in 1900 with the goal of primarily playing traditional American mandolin orchestra music.

The Minnesota Mandolin Orchestra consists of around twenty players using the mandolin, mandola, octave mandolin, mando-cello, guitar, and bass. They play their versions of classical music, mandolin orchestra arrangements from the early 1900s, modern compositions for mandolin orchestra, and arrangements of popular tunes.

The Montana Mandolin Society aims to educate listeners about the flexible versatility of mandolins. They play a variety of venues, concentrating on the midwest US but do tour nationwide.

The New Jersey Guitar & Mandolin Society holds monthly meetings where members connect, rehearse, and invite guest artists to lecture. Members are interested in classical, jazz, international, and traditional American Music but anyone is welcome to join.

The New York Mandolin Orchestra has been performing for over 80 years featuring the mandolin, mandola, mandocello, mandobass, concertina, flute, and recorder. Their repertoire ranges from bluegrass to classical music.

The Providence Mandolin Orchestra features a wide range of musical styles from Renaissance dances to Baroque concertos, from turn-of-the century nostalgia to avant-garde expressions.

The Reginia Mandolin Orchestra is based on the mandolin but is both supplemented and complemented by accordion, flute, guitar, violin and percussion. Their repertoire features works of world-wide folk music to classical works, Christmas music, and contemporary popular tunes.

The San Francisco Mandolin Orchestra consists of 15-20 members playing the mandolin, mandola, mandocello, guitar, and bass. Their repertoire changes by the season and has thus far included a selection of Baroque, Late Romantic Italian, Russian, Classical period, and Baroque period music.

The Seattle Mandolin Orchestra's membership includes first, second, and third mandolins; mandolas; mandocello; mandobass; and conductor. Their repertoire encompasses baroque, classical, jazz, and folk traditions.

The Sydney Mandolin Orchestra is an ensemble that regularly performs in and around Sydney, Australia. Their repertoire covers classical and contemporary pieces from Australian and international composers. Music played includes Renaissance, Classical, Neapolitan, Spanish, Modern and Popular.

Since 1990, the Vancouver Mandolin Society supports beginners groups and various soloists, duos, and trios, as well as the Vancouver Mandolin Ensemble.

The West Australian Mandolin Orchestra performs a number of times each year in Perth and country areas of Australia. A typical programme for a major concert would comprise both new and classic works for mandolin orchestra.

Capital of Australia Mandolinata Inc. was formed late in 2005 and incorporated on 10 May 2006. We welcome players of plucked stringed instruments (mandolin and guitar families, double bass and associated instruments) to join with us and enjoy the playing of the wide range of repertoire available to ensembles like ours.