Mozart & Haydn

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Mahler 1

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Pass

Nothing is better suited to show off Augustin Hadelich’s “dazzling technique, gorgeous tone and penetrating spontaneous musicality” (The New York Times) than Tchaikovsky’s towering Violin Concerto.

Hollywood Serenade

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Hollywood Serenade

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Hollywood Serenade

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Mendelssohn & Ravel

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Mendelssohn & Ravel

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Mendelssohn & Ravel

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Pass

As a thank you for your flexibility as we navigate this unprecedented year, Fabio Luisi will be returning to lead this all new concert featuring Principal Oboe Erin Hannigan (Nancy P. & John G. Penson Chair).

Handel, Haydn & Mendelssohn

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Handel, Haydn & Mendelssohn

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Handel, Haydn & Mendelssohn

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So Percussion

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Pass

One of the great musical examples of Romantic scene painting, the Hebrides Overture uniquely takes the listener on a musical journey to a dark windswept cave off the coast of Scotland. Mendelssohn, a child prodigy and ardent traveler, set off at the age of 20, to explore the rugged beauty of Scotland. Moved by a ferry ride to the Hebrides Islands, he drafted the evocative opening on the spot.

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Vadim Gluzman, “a master of Prokofiev’s musical domain” (Chicago Tribune), will mesmerize and shine in Prokofiev’s expressive and ultimately tumultuous Second Violin Concerto, whose final flurry of notes from the violinist are marked “tumultuoso” and for good reason.

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Vadim Gluzman, “a master of Prokofiev’s musical domain” (Chicago Tribune), will mesmerize and shine in Prokofiev’s expressive and ultimately tumultuous Second Violin Concerto, whose final flurry of notes from the violinist are marked “tumultuoso” and for good reason.

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Vadim Gluzman, “a master of Prokofiev’s musical domain” (Chicago Tribune), will mesmerize and shine in Prokofiev’s expressive and ultimately tumultuous Second Violin Concerto, whose final flurry of notes from the violinist are marked “tumultuoso” and for good reason.

Digital Pass

Pass

Pass

In honor of America’s fallen soldiers and first responders, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra puts on a stirring concert of patriotic tunes that’s free for the entire family. Pack a picnic for an evening under the stars with the fireworks display following the concert.