League of American Orchestras

About League of American Orchestras

The League of American Orchestras unites and advances the orchestra field—building capacity, fostering innovation, amplifying its collective voice, and laying the groundwork for a vibrant future. The only national organization dedicated to orchestras and their communities, the League supports the field through advocacy, leadership development, convenings, research, and artistic programs. Founded in 1942 and chartered by Congress in 1962, the League includes nearly 25,000 musicians, conductors, orchestra staff, board members, volunteers, and industry professionals working within our membership of 2,000 world-renowned orchestras, community groups, summer festivals, student and youth ensembles, conservatories, libraries, businesses serving orchestras, and individuals who love orchestral music. Visit americanorchestras.org.