Luisi must have been right on Beethoven’s markings for the Fifth’s first two movements — the first edgy, bristling with ...
From "Back to the Future: The Musical" to Rachmaninoff, Dallas stages have something for you this spring.
With music director Fabio Luisi back on the podium after a two-month break, the program comprised two Austro-German classics ...
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First Native American composer to win a Pulitzer premieres new work with Dallas SymphonyChacon is the first Native American composer to win a Pulitzer Prize. His prize-winning work Voiceless Mass, performed in a ...
An odd but fascinating pairing brought the U.S. premiere of Italian composer Silvia Colasanti’s Time’s Cruel Hand and the ...
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Experience the Best of Dallas This February: Top Concerts, Sports and MoreFrom Texas rivalries and a newly upgraded ATP Tour to country music stars and cosmo-inspired concerts, Dallas' February jam-packed social scene starts the year off strong. The Dallas Open is set to ...
Construction is exploding here, and the confidence born of a building boom seems to have buoyed the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, which has long, if intermittently, been among this country’s best ...
When musicians in the Dallas Symphony Orchestra donned white jumpsuits for a concert in May at the Winspear Opera House, they probably knew they were in for something exciting. The sold-out ...
This is a big week for classical orchestra concerts and for lovers, and some of our recommendations manage to combine the two ...
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