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Find your favorite concert this 24/25 season at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. Whether you're looking for familiar classical favorites, genre-bending tributes to legendary musicians, or family-friendly ways to spend the holidays, the DSO has you covered.

Brahms and Schumann

FABIO LUISI conducts
HÉLÈNE GRIMAUD piano
SIPHOKAZI MOLTENO mezzo soprano

JULIA PERRY Stabat Mater
SCHUMANN Concerto for Piano and Orchestra
BRAHMS Symphony No. 4

Two beloved Romantic works grace this concert program. Acclaimed French pianist Hélène Grimaud solos in Robert Schumann's masterpiece — a sublime amalgam of rapture and fire, premiered by the composer's wife Clara who championed it throughout her career. Brahms's impassioned Fourth is the pinnacle of his symphonic output. The intensity of this autumnal work is illuminated by an inner radiance that will touch your heart with its deep emotions. Siphokazi Molteno "a mezzo with a knockout coloratura" (The Guardian) lends her stunning voice to African-American composer Julia Perry's Stabat mater, the haunting lament of Jesus's mother at the cross.

A Night of Broadway

STEVEN REINEKE conducts
KELLI O'HARA vocalist
SUTTON FOSTER vocalist

Enjoy a night celebrating your favorite Broadway songs live with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra as we pay homage to icons on the stage and screen. Between Broadway favorites, you'll experience lots of bubbly banter, laughter and stories you'll love. You don't want to miss this incredible performance!

Sibelius' Symphony No. 3

Principal Harp Emily Levin is front and center for Henriette Renié's gorgeous Concerto. Widely recognized for his dual career, John Storgårds both plays and conducts Beethoven's composition of poignant lyricism and songlike eloquence as well as Keith Jarrett's Elegy, which pushes the boundaries of what we think of as "classical."

Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring

The Rite of Spring is an iconic work that changed classical music forever and even today continues to be a thrilling, visceral experience. Abandon yourself to its raw energy and revel in its electrifying intensity as Aziz Shokhakimov, Music Director of Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra, guest conducts the DSO.

Mendelssohn's Scottish Symphony

Inspired by seeing the ruins and moors of Scotland, and especially Mary Queen of Scots's Holyrood Castle on a walking tour, Mendelssohn created his aptly named Third Symphony.

The Princess Bride in Concert

Swashbucklers unite! for The Princess Bride, one of the most beloved films of all time because it has it all: fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love, miracles and riding off into the sunset.

Jaap van Zweden Conducts Shostakovich and Mozart

Jaap van Zweden returns to Dallas for Shostakovich's eloquent Fifth Symphony. Despite its grandeur and optimistic façade — huge climaxes, triumphant marches, exhilarating brass and percussion — a profound sadness cries out in the third movement, the spiritual center of the work.

Bailamos! A Night of Latin Music

Principal Pops Conductor Jeff Tyzik and the DSO invite you to a night of sultry Latin music, tango classics and ballads featuring the voices of Edna Vázquez and Héctor Del Curto alongside Argentine dancers Celina Rotundo and Hugo Patyn.

Beethoven X Beyonce

Experience Steve Hackman's thrilling new blend of pop/R&B's queen and classical music's king as Beyoncé's iconic repertoire is seamlessly interwoven with Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.

Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 5

Benjamin Grosvenor "commands the stage with aristocratic ease." (The New York Times) is the brilliant soloist for Beethoven's final piano concerto, "Emperor." The nickname reflects the temperament of the masterpiece, its majesty and nobility — a crowning achievement, indeed.

Beethoven's "Eroica"

World-renowned violinist Leonidas Kavakos interprets Shostakovich's Concerto, whose sonorities range from quiet contemplation to the most spectacular cadenza you're ever likely to witness to a frenzied finale, guaranteed to leave you amazed.

Mahler's Symphony No. 2 - "Resurrection"

"What is life and what is death? Why did you live? Why did you suffer? … Do our life and death have a meaning? … Whoever hears this call must give a reply. And this reply I give in my last movement." Thus Mahler guides us to the meaning of his stirring Second Symphony, a work with a beautiful, consoling message.

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