The premiere community ensemble exclusively devoted to performing video game music in the D.C. area.

Join us on August 17th at 4 p.m. for a performance of a collection of arrangements inspired by games like Donkey Kong, Celeste, Stardew Valley, and more! The recital will feature our percussion instruments as well as the harp, guitar, bass, and other rhythm leaders.

Join us on Saturday, July 13th at the Eastern Market Metro Plaza! WMGSO is being hosted by the Barracks Row Main Street Business Improvement District. The Haven Scratch Band & a brass quartet will be featuring music from Final Fantasy, Mario, Sonic, Zelda, Stardew valley, Celeste, and more!

This performance will feature a collection of arrangements inspired by Star Fox 64, Super Mario RPG, Celeste, and Baldur's Gate III, and more.

Calling all singers and gamers! Washington National Opera, in partnership with composer Christopher Tin and the Washington Metropolitan Gamer Symphony Orchestra, invites you to participate in this free “sing-in” in the Concert Hall.

This performance features a collection of arrangements inspired by various Pokémon, Kirby, and Mario games, indie favorites like UNDERTALE, and more!

Get tickets now for our Fall 2023 concert: Adventure & Apocalypse!

Come enjoy gaming and themed cocktails and hear performers from the Washington Metropolitan Gamer Symphony Orchestra!

WMGSO presents our Spring 2023 full-ensemble concert, featuring a collection of arrangements inspired by the Final Fantasy video game series.

WMGSO will perform a full ensemble concert as part of PGCC's Video Game Music Live event, featuring a pre-concert lecture by Dr. Richard Anatone at 6:30 p.m.

Join us at this month's JxJ Klezmer Brunch; a WMGSO string quartet will perform alongside guests Seth and Will Kibel to bring the audience music from video games like The Last of Us, BioShock, and more!

WMGSO will perform our full ensemble concert "Songs of the Lifestream," featuring special guest Doug Perry for one of our pieces and a pre-concert lecture by Prof. Richard Anatone: "The Musical Lifestream: Thematic Connections as Storytelling in the Soundtrack to Final Fantasy VII."