Ring Cycle: Siegfried

Saturday, October 5

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Siegfried answers the question: What has become of Brünnhilde these 20-or-so years since DIE WALKÜRE? As Wagner’s epic continues to unfold, you might think you’ve entered the world of Dungeons and Dragons: the young hero of the story goes in search of a rich treasure, slays the monstrous cave-dwelling dragon who guards the hoard, and discovers a beautiful woman on a mountain top protected by impenetrable fire.

Ring Cycle: Götterdämmerung

Tuesday, October 8

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

In the shattering, world-ending conclusion of The Ring, the golden ring is finally restored to its rightful owners. On this odyssey you’ll thrill to Siegfried’s Rhine Journey, the stentorian Calling of the Vassals, Siegfried’s gripping Funeral March, Brünnhilde’s tragic Immolation as she joins her beloved on a funeral pyre whose sparks set Valhalla on fire.

Ring Cycle: Das Rheingold

Sunday, October 13

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Tonight, the “Prologue” of Wagner’s masterpiece The Ring of the Nibelung sets the mighty saga in motion and prepares you for what is to come: the conflict between love and power, and, ultimately, redemption through love.

Tickets starting at $42

2:00pm

Ring Cycle: Die Walküre

Tuesday, October 15

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

The most well-loved opera of the tetralogy, it encompasses some of its most beautiful music: impassioned expressions of love, Wotan’s farewell to his beloved child Brünnhilde, the Magic Fire Music, and, of course, The Ride of the Valkyries, the rousing battle cry sung by eight Valkyrie sisters (memorably on the soundtrack of Apocalypse Now). With English supertitles.

Tickets starting at $39

5:00pm

Ring Cycle: Siegfried

Thursday, October 17

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Siegfried answers the question: What has become of Brünnhilde these 20-or-so years since DIE WALKÜRE? As Wagner’s epic continues to unfold, you might think you’ve entered the world of Dungeons and Dragons: the young hero of the story goes in search of a rich treasure, slays the monstrous cave-dwelling dragon who guards the hoard, and discovers a beautiful woman on a mountain top protected by impenetrable fire.

Tickets starting at $66

5:00pm

Ring Cycle: Götterdämmerung

Sunday, October 20

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

In the shattering, world-ending conclusion of The Ring, the golden ring is finally restored to its rightful owners. On this odyssey you’ll thrill to Siegfried’s Rhine Journey, the stentorian Calling of the Vassals, Siegfried’s gripping Funeral March, Brünnhilde’s tragic Immolation as she joins her beloved on a funeral pyre whose sparks set Valhalla on fire.

Tickets starting at $45

2:00pm

The Music of John Williams

Tuesday, October 22

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

7:30pm

Dallas Winds

GO NOW! The Music of the Moody Blues

Friday, October 25

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

It’s the ultimate tribute to the iconic Moody Blues — put together by drummer Gordy Marshall who toured with the band for 25 years — as the DSO beautifully recreates the glory of one of their concerts with unforgettable hits like “Nights in White Satin,” “Tuesday Afternoon,” “Go Now,” “Isn’t Life Strange,” “I Know You’re Out There Somewhere” and “The Story In Your Eyes,” with the spectacular sound of some of today’s very best singers and instrumentalists and your Dallas Symphony.

Tickets starting at $29

7:30pm

GO NOW! The Music of the Moody Blues

Saturday, October 26

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

It’s the ultimate tribute to the iconic Moody Blues — put together by drummer Gordy Marshall who toured with the band for 25 years — as the DSO beautifully recreates the glory of one of their concerts with unforgettable hits like “Nights in White Satin,” “Tuesday Afternoon,” “Go Now,” “Isn’t Life Strange,” “I Know You’re Out There Somewhere” and “The Story In Your Eyes,” with the spectacular sound of some of today’s very best singers and instrumentalists and your Dallas Symphony.

Tickets starting at $35

7:30pm

GO NOW! The Music of the Moody Blues

Sunday, October 27

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

It’s the ultimate tribute to the iconic Moody Blues — put together by drummer Gordy Marshall who toured with the band for 25 years — as the DSO beautifully recreates the glory of one of their concerts with unforgettable hits like “Nights in White Satin,” “Tuesday Afternoon,” “Go Now,” “Isn’t Life Strange,” “I Know You’re Out There Somewhere” and “The Story In Your Eyes,” with the spectacular sound of some of today’s very best singers and instrumentalists and your Dallas Symphony.

Tickets starting at $32

3:00pm

Chamber Concert with Pinchas Zukerman at SMU

Monday, October 28

Pass

Pinchas Zukerman returns as the DSO’s Artistic and Principal Education Partner for the 23/24 season! We are excited to welcome Pinchas Zukerman alongside members of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and faculty members of the SMU Meadows School of the Arts for an intimate chamber concert at SMU, Caruth Auditorium.

7:30pm

SMU

Día de los Muertos

Tuesday, October 29

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Join us for a vibrant Day of the Dead concert, celebrating our lost loved ones with a colorful affirmation of life.

Tickets starting at $33

7:30pm

Chamber Concert with Pinchas Zukerman at Temple Emanu-El, Stern Chapel

Tuesday, October 29

Pass

Pinchas Zukerman returns as the DSO’s Artistic and Principal Education Partner for the 23/24 season! We are excited to welcome Pinchas Zukerman alongside members of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and faculty members of the SMU Meadows School of the Arts for an intimate chamber concert at Temple Emanu-El, Stern Chapel.

7:30pm

Temple Emanu-EL