No matter your age, interests or budget, you’ll find something fun to do in St. Louis this weekend.
Revel in this sparkling season opener as we celebrate our rejuvenated musical home with Grammy-winning soprano Joyce DiDonato and the triumphant tale of Strauss’ Ein Heldenleben.
Relive the film that started it all. The SLSO performs John Williams’ iconic score while Harry, Ron, and Hermione enchant the world all over again.
Two musical legends, Leonard Slatkin and Emanuel Ax, take the stage, showcasing their shared adventurous spirit in Mozart’s 25th Piano Concerto.
Celebrate the legendary Chuck Berry’s birthday with hits from throughout the star’s career performed by his hometown orchestra, accompanied by rare video footage and memorabilia.
Get ready for a hauntingly fun musical adventure the whole family will enjoy! This spooktacular concert is filled with playful melodies, ghostly tunes, and a few surprises along the way.
Let landscape and architecture be your guide as the SLSO sets off on a journey through the Nordic countryside in Sibelius’ sweeping Second Symphony.
Augustin Hadelich, the internationally acclaimed violinist, curates and leads a special chamber music program that shines a light on the talents of SLSO musicians.
Renowned soprano Sissel Kyrkjebø, who mesmerized audiences worldwide as the ethereal voice of the movie Titanic, joins the SLSO for an unforgettable evening of artistry, elegance, and emotion.
Find warmth and romance in Rachmaninoff’s elegant, exhilarating Second Symphony and Tchaikovsky’s passionate Violin Concerto, played by Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider.
A contemporary masterpiece and a meditation on the darkness of war, Britten’s War Requiem is an unforgettable cry for reconciliation and peace.
