From Baroque to jazz to gospel, December offers a wealth of musical experiences
Conductor Jane Glover knows Mozart. “Mozart challenges you,” she says, “makes you rethink.” Her performances pulse with life and wit and energy. Glover shares Mozart’s postcards from cultural capitals, Linz and Prague. SLSO Concertmaster David Halen brings his masterful touch to Mozart’s Fourth Violin concerto.
Presented by the Thomas A. Kooyumjian Family Foundation
Ring in the holiday season with gospel renditions of holiday favorites with the SLSO, guest artist Sheléa, and IN UNISON Chorus, directed by Kevin McBeth. Share in this special and soulful St. Louis holiday tradition sure to warm your heart.
Supported by Bayer Fund
This is how you know it’s the holidays! Join Byron Stripling and the SLSO for a holiday celebration that’s sure to get you into the spirit. Beloved by St. Louis audiences, Stripling is a masterful entertainer who can mix musical styles with ease. Gather your loved ones for this cherished holiday tradition—and be on the lookout for a visit from Santa himself.
Presented by Mercy
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Your SLSO, St. Louis Public Radio, and Classic 107 present live broadcasts of Saturday night concerts. Tune in at 8:00pm Saturday, December 10, guest conductor and Mozart specialist Dame Jane Glover leads the SLSO in two Mozart symphonies. Plus, Concertmaster David Halen performs Mozart's Fourth Violin Concerto.
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!
Music Director Stéphane Denève crafted the SLSO’s 143rd season as a journey to take us places near and far, real and imaginary. Learn about the season and craft your own musical journey.
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.