From timeless masterpieces to exciting new collaborations, our 144th season features everything you love about your SLSO.
Let texture and rhythm envelop you as a quintet of SLSO string players performs the strumming pizzicato of Jessie Montgomery’s Strum and the playful, Latin-influenced Pasemisí, Pasemisá by Christian Quiñones. Franz Schubert’s String Quintet in C major, considered one of his greatest accomplishments, rounds out the evening with its beautiful variations in light, color, and harmony.
This performance takes place at The Sheldon.
"At an IN UNISON concert, the energy is electric,” says chorus manager Michelle Byrd. Turn the heat up this season with the soulful stylings St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's IN UNISON Chorus, joined by Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Wintley Phipps who is known for his powerful bass-baritone voice.
This performance takes place at Stifel Theatre.
Back by popular demand! The SLSO performs Williams’ iconic score live to the hilarious and heartwarming holiday classic. When the McCallisters leave for vacation, they forgot one thing: Kevin! Discover an experience the whole family can share.
Limited View tickets are available for these concerts. To purchase, please contact the Box Office at 314-534-1700.
These performances take place at Stifel Theatre.
Your SLSO, St. Louis Public Radio, and Classic 107 proudly present radio broadcasts of 23/24 season concerts Saturdays at 7:30pm. On January 13, Conductor Laureate Leonard Slatkin summons the European jazz age in a program that includes music by Igor Stravinsky, Kurt Weill, and Darius Milhaud, culminating in George Gershwin's raucous An American in Paris.
We’re renovating and expanding the 98-year-old building to preserve and enhance our civic treasure for generations to come. This project is inspired by you: our goal is to provide greater access to music and an even more welcoming and comfortable experience for all.
Prepare for a season of transformative music as your SLSO takes the stage at two incredible venues in the 23/24 season: Touhill Performing Arts Center and Stifel Theatre.
Whether you are new to orchestral music, a budding musician, or a longtime fan of the orchestra, the SLSO has created a variety of resources to spark your curiosity and deepen your relationship with music. We hope you'll explore, create, and have fun!
Go behind the scenes with your SLSO, Choruses, and Youth Orchestra with SLSO Stories—our digital magazine that tells the stories of the people and music of the SLSO!
SLSO members aren't just extraordinary musicians. They are friends, teachers, parents, and siblings with a multitude of interests and talents. Get to know the musicians with this video playlist and explore our other videos on YouTube.