Bring the Springfield Symphony Jazz Orchestra Home
There is something special about hearing jazz live. The energy in the room. The musicians responding to one another. The sound of a big band filling the space.
Now, the music of the Springfield Symphony Jazz Orchestra can keep playing long after the concert ends.
The SSJO's music is available to stream on Spotify, and physical copies are available locally on vinyl and CD.
From the Springfield Stage to Your Turntable
The Springfield Symphony Jazz Orchestra was founded in 2019 under the direction of Springfield native Todd Stoll, Vice President of Education at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Since then, the SSJO has brought the sound and spirit of jazz to audiences right here in Springfield, Ohio.
The orchestra celebrated another milestone in 2026 with the release of its first recording, giving listeners a new way to experience the SSJO beyond a live performance.
For those who still love the experience of putting on a record, the recording is available on vinyl. Prefer a CD? We have those, too.
And if streaming is more your style, you can listen to the Springfield Symphony Jazz Orchestra from just about anywhere.
Pick Up a Copy in Springfield, Ohio
Want a physical copy for your own music collection or as a gift for a jazz lover?
Vinyl LPs and CDs are available directly from the Springfield Symphony Orchestra office! CDs are $25, and vinyl LPs are $35. Stop by 300 South Fountain Avenue in Springfield, Ohio, to purchase your copy.
You can also hear the recording at Hi-Hat Social, located at 28 S. Limestone Street in downtown Springfield, Ohio. Hi-Hat Social combines food and cocktails with a vintage Hi-Fi listening lounge and a love of vinyl. The venue has a copy of the album available to play, but does not sell copies.
Keep Springfield Jazz Playing
A recording captures a moment, but it also tells part of our community's story.
The Springfield Symphony Jazz Orchestra is part of a long tradition of live music in Springfield. Adding the SSJO to your record collection, picking up a CD, or streaming the music gives you another way to enjoy the musicians and music you have heard on our stages.
Put on the record. Press play. Turn it up. And keep Springfield jazz playing.
