Stravinsky’s The Firebird

Friday, May 1

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Music Director Luisi will step into Stravinsky’s shoes as he conducts a replica of the 1946 concert, when the great composer led the DSO in these very works — an inspired program of quintessentially Russian music.

7:30pm

Stravinsky’s The Firebird

Saturday, May 2

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Music Director Luisi will step into Stravinsky’s shoes as he conducts a replica of the 1946 concert, when the great composer led the DSO in these very works — an inspired program of quintessentially Russian music.

7:30pm

Stravinsky’s The Firebird

Sunday, May 3

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Music Director Luisi will step into Stravinsky’s shoes as he conducts a replica of the 1946 concert, when the great composer led the DSO in these very works — an inspired program of quintessentially Russian music.

2:00pm

Beethoven, Bach, Haydn & Mozart

Thursday, May 7

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Three spectacular soloists grace this program that follows a thread of musical styles from Baroque to early Classical. Co-concertmaster Nathan Olson is front-and-center in Bach’s Violin Concerto, whose poignant Adagio is one of his most sublime creations, with the solo violin exquisitely embroidering the underlying bass line.

7:30pm

Beethoven, Bach, Haydn & Mozart

Saturday, May 9

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Three spectacular soloists grace this program that follows a thread of musical styles from Baroque to early Classical. Co-concertmaster Nathan Olson is front-and-center in Bach’s Violin Concerto, whose poignant Adagio is one of his most sublime creations, with the solo violin exquisitely embroidering the underlying bass line.

7:30pm

Beethoven, Bach, Haydn & Mozart

Sunday, May 10

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Three spectacular soloists grace this program that follows a thread of musical styles from Baroque to early Classical. Co-concertmaster Nathan Olson is front-and-center in Bach’s Violin Concerto, whose poignant Adagio is one of his most sublime creations, with the solo violin exquisitely embroidering the underlying bass line.

2:00pm

Mahler’s Symphony of a Thousand

Friday, May 15

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

The nickname “Symphony of a Thousand” scarcely does justice to Mahler’s epic work — one of the greatest in the concert repertoire. Its immense scope makes performances rare and, therefore, are to be treasured.

7:30pm

Mahler’s Symphony of a Thousand

Sunday, May 17

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

The nickname “Symphony of a Thousand” scarcely does justice to Mahler’s epic work — one of the greatest in the concert repertoire. Its immense scope makes performances rare and, therefore, are to be treasured.

2:00pm

Dvořák & Korngold

Friday, May 29

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

From the pen of the composer who pioneered the art of original film music, making it symphonic in scope and sophisticated in feel, comes Korngold’s glorious Violin Concerto that, not surprisingly, includes allusions to those movie scores.

7:30pm

Dvořák & Korngold

Saturday, May 30

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

From the pen of the composer who pioneered the art of original film music, making it symphonic in scope and sophisticated in feel, comes Korngold’s glorious Violin Concerto that, not surprisingly, includes allusions to those movie scores.

7:30pm