National Symphony Orchestra Honors Service Members with Annual Concert Tradition
The National Symphony Orchestra, led by Maestro Jack Everly and presented by Gary Sinise, performed the "Armed Forces Medley" as part of an annual concert tradition, saluting members of all service branches.
Seattle Tacoma, WA, July 21, 2026 —
The National Symphony Orchestra continued its annual concert tradition by performing a salute to service members. This year’s performance featured the “Armed Forces Medley,” a piece dedicated to honoring individuals from all branches of the United States military.
Under the baton of Maestro Jack Everly, the orchestra presented the medley as a key part of the event. The program was presented by Gary Sinise, known for his advocacy and support for veterans and military families.
The performance served as a moment to recognize the contributions and sacrifices of all service members. The “Armed Forces Medley” typically includes musical pieces associated with each branch of the military, fostering a sense of unity and shared appreciation.
The annual concert has become a significant event, providing a platform for the orchestra to engage with the community while paying tribute to those who serve. The specifics regarding the date and location of this year’s concert were not provided in the summary.
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