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Sala: Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas

Datos
AddressDallas
TX 75201
Estados Unidos
Google maps32° 47' 25.358" N 96° 47' 52.200" W
septiembre 2025
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DallasEmanuel Ax Plays Beethoven

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Barber, Beethoven, Adams
Dallas Symphony Orchestra; David Robertson; Emanuel Ax

DallasHaydn & Mahler

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Haydn, Mahler
Dallas Symphony Orchestra; Fabio Luisi; Sofia Fomina

DallasBeethoven & Tchaikovsky

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Beethoven, Chaikovskiï
Dallas Symphony Orchestra; Fabio Luisi; Leonidas Kavakos

DallasRespighi’s Fountains of Rome

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Jani, Saint-Saëns, Respighi
Dallas Symphony Orchestra; Fabio Luisi; Bruce Liu

DallasGershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue

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Negrón, Gershwin, Gould
Dallas Symphony Orchestra; Fabio Luisi; Inon Barnatan; Lauren Snouffer; Kimberly James; Key'mon W. Murrah

DallasSchubert’s Winterreise with Goerne & Trifonov

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Schubert: Winterreise (W. Müller), D.911
Matthias Goerne; Daniil Trifonov

DallasAlsop Conducts Brahms

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Strauss R., Bostic, Brahms
Dallas Symphony Orchestra; Marin Alsop; Karen Slack

DallasLuisi Conducts Mozart

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Beethoven, Cziner, Guo, Mozart
Dallas Symphony Orchestra; Fabio Luisi; Gregory Raden
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Saraste finds beauty in tragedy with the Dallas Symphony

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Jukka-Pekka Saraste conducts the Dallas Symphony in a Sibelius tone poem and a Shostakovich symphony, both works of great tragedy.

Grimaud and McGegan perform Mozart masterpieces in Dallas

Two minor key works, performed before a – limited – live audience in Dallas, and streamed online. 

A surprise debut in Dallas

With an artistic director forced to cancel in the middle of a weekend of concerts, duty called on his assistant conductor - and she clearly had done her homework.

French plus one: the Dallas Symphony in music of Fauré, Mozart, and Ravel

Extreme dynamics explored in Ravel's Daphnis et Chloé and Boléro presented by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Jaap van Zweden, complemented by Louis Lortie's Mozart. 

Dallas Symphony Orchestra with Matthias Goerne

Dallas Symphony Orchestra, led by Jaap van Zweden and featuring baritone Matthias Goerne, performed music by Britten, Mahler, and Brahms, in a concert where not enough was ultimately said, despite a strong return from Goerne.

An odd couple: Stravinsky and Saint-Saëns at the Dallas Symphony

The Dallas Symphony, now in its sixth season under Music Director Jaap van Zweden, welcomed his predecessor Andrew Litton back to conduct a weekend of Stravinsky and Saint-Saëns (music from two ballets and a violin concerto, respectively).

Serious music-making at the Meyerson: Dallas Symphony Orchestra play Barber and Mahler

For the first time in recent memory, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra presented a program this weekend without any blockbuster audience-favorite to be found on it.

Impressions: Debussy, Rodrigo and Prokofiev at the Dallas Symphony

After a series of Pops concerts featuring John Williams’ film scores, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra returned to standard classical fare this weekend with Canadian guest conductor Julian Kuerti. Debussy’s Ibéria never really got off the ground, but Mr Kuerti and the DSO had better luck in music by Joaquín Rodrigo and Prokofiev.