A beloved Dallas holiday tradition for the whole family. We’ve got all your Yuletide favorites, neatly wrapped up, and Santa Claus just might be coming too. Give all your loved ones the gift of an incredible evening of music.
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Calling all movie buffs! Prepare to relive movies from the past as the band combines selections from unforgettable scores by iconic Hollywood composers with dramatic big-screen imagery. It’s a film lover’s dream!
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Our latest season opens with a bit of divine mischief, with superstar clarinetist Julian Bliss performing the World Premiere of John Mackey’s newest work.
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The Highlander Concert Series Season Finale takes a grand and glorious step to close out the 2021-2022 season with a performance of Giuseppe Verdi’s Requiem. World-renowned soloists join the Chancel Choirs of Highland Park Presbyterian Church, Park Cities Presbyterian Church, Highland Park United Methodist Church, First United Methodist Church, and the Highland Park Chorale in this not-to-be missed performance at the extraordinary Meyerson Symphony Center in the Dallas Arts District.
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Get out your cowboy boots and get ready to boogie because Dallas Black Dance Theatre is closing its 45th anniversary season with a city-wide dance party worthy of the BIG D.
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The Army Field Band will perform the “Soundtrack of the American Soldier,” a tribute to the stories of our military as told by Hollywood. Audience members will enjoy exciting movie music from some of the greatest films of our generation, from “Saving Private Ryan” to “The Great Escape.” When filmmakers highlight the service of our soldiers, they bring real-life heroes into the heart of our popular culture and share their sacrifice with all Americans.
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We’re wrapping the season up with a match made in heaven: the legendary Canadian Brass will join the world-renowned Dallas Winds for an evening of brass-plated hijinks and musical shenanigans. It’s living proof that life’s always more fun when you’re with the band!
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Two exciting modern works begin the program, including Adam Schoenberg’s Percussion Concerto featuring soloist Jacob Nissly.
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