Debussy’s La mer & Karen Gomyo
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Nature takes center stage in a shimmering musical portrait of the sea followed by a dazzling summoning of the Sicilian fire god.
Fabio Luisi Conducts
Karen Gomyo Violin
MOZART Symphony No. 31 in D Major, “Paris”
SAMY MOUSSA Violin Concerto, “Adrano” (DSO Premiere)
DUKAS The Sorcerer’s Apprentice
DEBUSSY La mer
“I was once destined for the life of a sailor,” Debussy wrote, “but I still have a great passion for the sea.” The French composer honors that lifelong passion in La mer — three shimmering musical portraits of rippling waves, brewing storms and the sun’s celestial journey across the sky.
Violinist Karen Gomyo, who brings “an unbroken wave of controlled energy” (The Times) to every performance, returns to the DSO to perform Samy Moussa’s “Adrano.” Inspired by the Sicilian town of the same name, Moussa’s concerto evokes the ancient rituals thought to summon Adranus, the god of fire.
Reconnect with your childhood while experiencing Dukas’ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice — immortalized by Mickey Mouse in Disney’s Fantasia — the cautionary tale about a magic spell that goes horribly wrong.
Performance Preludes
Join us for an in-depth and unique pre-concert talk with Assistant Conductor Shira Samuels-Shragg! The talks will take place from Horchow Hall starting at 6:30pm each concert evening and 1:00pm on Sunday. Learn More
Getting to the Meyerson
The Meyerson opens two hours before each concert. We suggest arriving at least 30 minutes early to park and find your seat. Visit our Directions & Parking page for more details! Learn More
Bundle & Save
Curate your own personalized season of unforgettable concerts! Unlock up to 20% savings, enjoy free ticket exchanges, and gain early access to newly announced concerts simply by bundling 3+ concerts! Learn More
Got 10 or More People?
Planning a night out or looking for a unique way to celebrate? With world-class music, exclusive group perks and savings, a night at the DSO is perfect for creating memories. Learn More
The DSO Classical Series is generously sponsored by
Music Director
Louise W. & Edmund J. Kahn Music Directorship
Violin
Fabio Luisi Conducts
Karen Gomyo Violin
MOZART Symphony No. 31 in D Major, “Paris”
SAMY MOUSSA Violin Concerto, “Adrano” (DSO Premiere)
DUKAS The Sorcerer’s Apprentice
DEBUSSY La mer
“I was once destined for the life of a sailor,” Debussy wrote, “but I still have a great passion for the sea.” The French composer honors that lifelong passion in La mer — three shimmering musical portraits of rippling waves, brewing storms and the sun’s celestial journey across the sky.
Violinist Karen Gomyo, who brings “an unbroken wave of controlled energy” (The Times) to every performance, returns to the DSO to perform Samy Moussa’s “Adrano.” Inspired by the Sicilian town of the same name, Moussa’s concerto evokes the ancient rituals thought to summon Adranus, the god of fire.
Reconnect with your childhood while experiencing Dukas’ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice — immortalized by Mickey Mouse in Disney’s Fantasia — the cautionary tale about a magic spell that goes horribly wrong.
Performance Preludes
Join us for an in-depth and unique pre-concert talk with Assistant Conductor Shira Samuels-Shragg! The talks will take place from Horchow Hall starting at 6:30pm each concert evening and 1:00pm on Sunday. Learn More
Getting to the Meyerson
The Meyerson opens two hours before each concert. We suggest arriving at least 30 minutes early to park and find your seat. Visit our Directions & Parking page for more details! Learn More
Bundle & Save
Curate your own personalized season of unforgettable concerts! Unlock up to 20% savings, enjoy free ticket exchanges, and gain early access to newly announced concerts simply by bundling 3+ concerts! Learn More
Got 10 or More People?
Planning a night out or looking for a unique way to celebrate? With world-class music, exclusive group perks and savings, a night at the DSO is perfect for creating memories. Learn More
The DSO Classical Series is generously sponsored by
Music Director
Louise W. & Edmund J. Kahn Music Directorship
Violin
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