
Timeless Music. Unforgettable Moments.
The Contra Costa Wind Symphony brings together passionate musicians and powerful performances that delight audiences of all ages.
Whether you’re 9 or ninety, this is your soundtrack. Bold. Uplifting. Made for YOU.
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Our 2024-2025 season is over!
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Meet the Contra Costa Wind Symphony – Where Passion Hits All the Right Notes!
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We’ve lost a very important member of our community…
John Pangia played clarinet with the wind symphony for over 30 years. Many of you will remember our concertmaster sitting in the front row of the clarinet section. Having lived a long life rich in music, John died in early May in Walnut Creek, California. He was 89.
Click here to see his obituary
We will miss you John (especially the clarinet section).
You will always be well loved and remembered.

Our friend and fellow euphonium player has moved on…
Sam Johnston euphonium player extraordinaire, was a steady fixture in the Contra Costa Wind Symphony almost since its inception. His talents went far beyond his musicianship—he also served as our webmaster and point person for all our digital communications. Besides playing the euphonium, he played and taught ukulele. In retirement, Sam developed a passion for lapidary work and became a certified gemologist, finding joy in the art of working with gemstones. As we commemorate the contributions of our talented brother, we also celebrate the indelible mark he left on the Contra Costa Wind Symphony. His dedication and passion continue to inspire us all.
He is, and will continue to be, missed.
Sam, you will always be well loved and remembered.