CORONAVIRUS / COVID-19 UPDATES
The City Council voted to extend the restrictions on public gatherings larger than 50 through April 29 in order to keep the community safe and healthy and to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. In order to protect our patrons, orchestra, staff and artists, the Dallas Symphony is cancelling all concerts and events through April 29, 2020. When possible, we will reschedule concerts and communicate the new dates as soon as we are able.
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T-minus 30 minutes until we begin our first ever DSO Green Room Chat with DSO President & CEO Kim Noltemy and Music Director Designate Fabio Luisi on Facebook Live. Tune in and have your questions ready to go! ...#DSOgreenroomchat #fblive #orchestra #classicalmusic #fabioluisiconductor
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We are just one hour away from our FB Live Living Room Concert with DSO Principal Harp Emily Levin at 12PM CST. Bring your lunch and tune in with us! #keepthemusicgoing
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Here's today's DSO #MusicMinute: Meet Gemma, Principal Viola Meredith Kufchak's sweet cat and practice buddy
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Dear DSO Friends and Family: Last evening, the City Council voted to extend the restrictions on public gatherings larger than 50 through April 29 in order to keep the community safe and healthy and to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. In order to protect our patrons, orchestra, staff and artists, the Dallas Symphony is cancelling all concerts and events through April 29, 2020. When possible, we will reschedule concerts and communicate the new dates as soon as we are able. While the orchestra cannot perform for the time being, we will continue to provide music to the community by all means possible including making concerts and performances available on our Facebook page and our website. Music unites us, and it makes us stronger. Dallas is known for its resilience and its community, and we need your support more than ever. You can help the DSO by choosing to donate your ticket to a cancelled concert or making a gift. We rely on the people we serve, and your support is appreciated by all of us at the DSO.
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In order to protect our patrons, orchestra, staff and artists, the Dallas Symphony is cancelling all concerts and events through April 11, 2020. We are disappointed that we will be unable to perform for our audiences, but the health of our community is of utmost importance. SOLUNA events from April 3 through April 11 are being rescheduled or cancelled. We will provide more details about SOLUNA in the next 24 hours.We hope you will consider exchanging or donating your tickets for these performances and have several convenient options available for you. All ticket exchanges and donations can be processed via email (customerservice@dalsym.com), over the phone (214.TIX.4DSO) or online (www.mydso.com) by logging into your MYDSO account and selecting exchange or donate. In the meantime, we will be making audio and video performances of the DSO available online to keep the music going. These will be both archival concerts and newly recorded chamber music performances by our musicians. Historically, art and music have helped us through difficult times, and we need it now more than ever. Thank you for your continued support.
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Dallas County and the City of Dallas have declared a state of emergency and have prohibited gatherings of more than 500 people. Consequently, the DSO is cancelling all concerts from March 13-22 due to concerns over the spread of COVID-19. Those with tickets to the affected events may contact DSO Guest Services via email at customerservice@dalsym.comWe will continually update you on this evolving situation.
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Happy Music in our Schools Month! As a part of this national initiative, the DSO will be sending DSO musicians to Dallas area schools every day this month. A few days ago, DSO violinist Bruce Patti performed and talked to the string class at Booker T. Washington H.S. to help us get #MIOSM started!
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