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Don’t miss this extravagant opera-in-concert event, with one of Mozart’s most brilliant orchestral dramas performed in its entirety with a star-studded cast and the St. Louis Symphony Chorus.

The SLSO and IN UNISON Chorus present a joyful celebration of Black History Month in honor of renowned vocalist and choral composer Rosephanye Dunn Powell, featuring the vocal talents of Imara Ashton Miles.

Experience lush orchestrations of jazz legend John Coltrane’s groundbreaking works in Carlos Simon’s thrilling tribute to one of music history’s most influential artists.

What does home sound like to you? Journey through music from around the world—each culture adding its own rhythm, style, and instruments.

Music by four American musical luminaries touches the soul in this compelling program featuring the return of conductor David Robertson.

Internationally acclaimed pianist Orli Shaham curates and leads a special chamber music program that shines a light on the talents of SLSO musicians.

Experience sensational storytelling with the SLSO as Anna Sułkowska-Migoń leads the orchestra in Rimsky-Korsakov’s evocative Scheherazade, following a profound and contemplative performance by violinist Leila Josefowicz.

Soar through the stars during this Playlist: Symphony Happy Hour concert of selections of iconic film scores by John Williams.

Travel to the far corners of the galaxy in this stellar soundscape with music from John Williams’ greatest film scores and ethereal new music by Kevin Puts.

In the hands of pianist Víkingur Ólafsson, music by three titans of classical music—Bach, Beethoven, and Schubert—sounds brand new in recital.

Embark an emotional journey as Music Director Stéphane Denève leads the SLSO in Kevin Puts’ beautiful and complex Concerto for Orchestra, with Víkingur Ólafsson performing Beethoven’s magnificent Emperor Piano Concerto.

The St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra takes audiences on a sweeping journey of cosmic imagination in its second performance of the season, featuring Kevin Puts’ radiant Hymn to the Sun and Gustav Holst’s monumental The Planets, performed with the St. Louis Symphony Chorus in its first YO collaboration.

Celebrate the music that lives in all of us through a joyful, inclusive performance that highlights the creativity of adults with disabilities.

Art and music come together as SLSO musicians perform adventurous chamber music by composers of today in the galleries of the Pulitzer Arts Foundation.

Mahler’s magnificent Fifth Symphony, with its tremendous emotional scope, rings through Powell Hall alongside a concerto by two string virtuosos, violinist Hilary Hahn and cellist Seth Parker Woods.

Tower of Power joins the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra for a one-night-only fusion of funk, soul, and symphonic power in a high-energy concert reimagining their iconic hits.

Experience Holocaust Composer Stories: Pavel Haas, a powerful presentation and performance by musicians of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra that brings to life the story and music of Czech-Jewish composer Pavel Haas.

Indulge your sense of wonder with music of shimmering light, including Respighi’s Church Windows, and witness the spellbinding technique of pianist Jan Lisiecki in his SLSO debut.

Experience Aaron Copland’s quintessential American symphony, a musical reflection on birds in flight, and the extraordinary SLSO debut by the exceptional Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Montero.

Music teachers share the stage with musicians of the SLSO in a collaborative performance that celebrates K–12 educators and the power of music education in our schools.

The SLSO brings your favorite movie scores to life, revealing the art of creating heart-pounding moments in this concert designed for teens.

Bask in the brilliant light of strings in this expressive chamber concert curated by SLSO violists Chris Tantillo and Shannon Williams.

Relive every iconic moment from the Marvel Cinematic Universe in this epic on-screen journey that includes 23 films in one momentous concert experience. The SLSO brings the excitement of Earth’s mightiest defenders to life with each character’s unforgettable heroic music.

This extraordinary celebration brings together more than 300 musicians for a world premiere and the stunning sounds of Ravel’s Daphnis and Chloé.

In the hands of Isata Kanneh-Mason, the piano is both sparkling and contemplative in a recital with music inspired by nighttime and daybreak.

Learn and grow with Gerald the Giraffe as he finds music that inspires him in this interactive performance perfect for little listeners with big imaginations.

Experience the convergence of music and contemporary art in a performance inspired by CAM’s current exhibitions, featuring powerful meditations on memory and home from Melody McKiver, Kevin Puts, Kaija Saariaho, and George Walker.

“What’s up, Doc?” Bugs Bunny and his Looney Tunes pals hit the big screen as classic and new animated shorts are brought to life with a live SLSO performance.

Join the Doo Wop Project and the SLSO in celebrating the 100th anniversary of Route 66 with a nostalgic musical journey featuring vintage soul, seamless harmonies, and “Doo Wopified” modern hits.

Discover the future of orchestral music with the St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra. YO musicians perform challenging orchestral repertoire while learning directly from the musicians and conductors of the SLSO.

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Ben Rector joins the SLSO and special guest Jon McLaughlin for a moving musical tribute to America’s 250th anniversary and the places we call home.

Celebrating the 100-year legacy of Miles Davis and John Coltrane, this once-in-a-generation collaboration unites saxophonist Ravi Coltrane and trumpeter Terence Blanchard in a powerful tribute that honors jazz’s rich past while embracing its future.

Dust off your cowboy boots for a high-energy night of country hits—from legendary stars to today’s chart-toppers—featuring brand-new symphonic arrangements by Grammy Award-winner Jeff Tyzik performed by the SLSO.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music with the legendary Bernadette Peters, Tony Award-winning star of stage and screen, and your St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.

Acclaimed Grammy Award–winning quintet Punch Brothers return to Powell Hall for a special evening of genre-defying string music.

Experience Beethoven’s Eroica transformed as the SLSO and guest vocalists interweave Coldplay’s greatest hits into a song-cycle exploring shared themes of humanity and emotion.

Experience the Oscar-winning animated masterpiece Flow while the SLSO performs Rihards Zaļupe’s atmospheric score live.

Experience the beloved Academy Award-winning film The Sound of Music in the magnificent Powell Hall, complete with onscreen lyrics and timeless songs by Rodgers and Hammerstein.

Celebrate the start of the 26/27 season with friends and family at this annual, free concert that’s a beloved St. Louis tradition.

Adventure and danger await as Harry and his friends return for their second year at Hogwarts.

Respighi’s exquisite Pines of Rome and the sensational artistry of Yefim Bronfman performing Liszt’s Second Piano Concerto set the stage for an exhilarating 26/27 season.

Spend a day in nature as the SLSO sails through Debussy’s breathtaking La Mer and soars with music by Sibelius, Berio, and more. 

Re-imagine folk dances and bucolic scenes with Schumann, and be transported by Marie-Ange Nguci’s take on a sparkling piano concerto by Mozart.

Step into this hauntingly beautiful modern fairy tale, where a gentle outsider navigates love, friendship, and the bittersweet challenges of fitting in.

Feel the pull of wonder, beauty, and melancholy in Beethoven’s sublime Pastoral Symphony at this special happy hour concert.

The shadows of an approaching storm give way to the sun-washed brilliance of the countryside in this poignant reverie with soprano Julia Bullock.  

Pianist Daniil Trifonov presents Rachmaninoff’s bold beginnings and the SLSO performs Tchaikovsky’s soul-bearing career capstone.

Through dark storms, we reach peace in Shostakovich’s Eighth Symphony and the Symphony Chorus’ expression of visionary works by Mendelssohn and Stravinsky.  

The USNA Glee Club joins the SLSO to perform patriotic anthems, Broadway favorites, and more, featuring American Mosaic, a dynamic multimedia experience celebrating America’s 250th.

Experience painting with music in this program featuring Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition and a lyrical performance by prodigy violinist Himari.

Dinis Sousa makes his SLSO debut conducting music filled with rolling hills and sunlight, and pianist Jeremy Denk intensifies every note of Bartók’s powerful piano concerto. 

Feel the spirit of the season as award-winning actor and singer Jenifer Lewis brings her one-of-a-kind charisma and the exuberance of Broadway to this festive concert.

Join Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, and all your favorite Muppets in this merry, magical version of Charles Dickens’ classic tale.

The SLSO’s annual toast to the holidays blends the timeless and traditional with contemporary classics and fresh takes on tunes from the seasonal songbook.

The SLSO’s annual toast to the holidays blends the timeless and traditional with contemporary classics and fresh takes on tunes from the seasonal songbook.

Musician, comedian, and actor Ana Gasteyer shares cheeky tunes from her album, Sugar & Booze, called “an uproarious homage to Christmas albums of old” by Billboard.

Ring in 2027 with your SLSO as the orchestra fills Powell Hall with music that speaks to the heart while embracing the hope and joy the new year brings.

Immerse yourself in the action and magic of one of the world’s most popular anime series as Luffy and the Straw Hat Crew’s greatest moments are joined by the series’ most memorable music.

Violinist James Ehnes performs a heartfelt concerto, and we discover how Brahms’ symphonies inspired a modern orchestral adventure. 

Love, loss, and redemption are all here in Rachmaninoff’s musical memories and violinist Charles Yang’s take on the cinematic style of composer Kris Bowers. 

Imagine strolling through a gorgeous art gallery as you relax with friends at this special happy hour version of Pictures at an Exhibition.

Journey back to Neverland and experience Steven Spielberg’s beloved epic about never growing up.

With electrifying suspense, conductor Anja Bihlmaier and the SLSO bring two formidable figures to life alongside a glittering Beethoven piano concerto by Yeol Eum Son. 

The SLSO conjures cosmic soundscapes, rattling bones, and rousing dance music—featuring Johannes Moser’s otherworldly cello solo—in this devilishly fun program.

Clocks, chairs, and teacups come alive in Ravel’s imaginative L’enfant et les sortilèges, performed with the Symphony Chorus and the St. Louis Children’s Choirs.

Join the SLSO, IN UNISON Chorus, and special guest Isaac Cates for a joyful celebration of the rich and diverse legacy of Black musical expression.

Horn calls ring throughout Bruckner’s Fourth Symphony in this bold, majestic concert led by returning guest conductor David Danzmayr.

Experience the original Star Wars adventure, brought to life on the big screen with John Williams’ Academy Award-winning score performed live.

Experience the world’s premier big band, led by trumpeter extraordinaire and Grammy Award-winner Wynton Marsalis in his last year touring with the orchestra.

Expansive American soundscapes converge in music by Copland and Adams, alongside a brand-new symphony by Wynton Marsalis.

The voices of the St. Louis Symphony Chorus ring out in this powerful, defiant program led by Carlos Miguel Prieto. 

The driving intensity of Shostakovich’s Tenth Symphony is complimented here by the soaring breadth of Sibelius’ Violin Concerto performed by Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider.

This quintessentially American program bursts with joy, pairing new works and beloved favorites and featuring Bernstein’s West Side Story.

Experience the energy of Vaughan Williams’ Sixth Symphony alongside Brahms’ grandest concerto, its tenderness and strength brought to life by Olga Kern.  

Dive into the breathtaking, ever-moving, and wondrous sea of Debussy’s La Mer at this special happy hour concert.

Dive deep into the world of five whale families in this compilation of highlights from the acclaimed Disney+ series.

Radiant Latin energy meets orchestral brilliance in prismatic concerts with conductor Domingo Hindoyan and trumpet sensation Pacho Flores.

Mahler’s Third Symphony embraces the world itself, closing the 26/27 classical season with music of overwhelming triumph and beauty.