St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Bartok & Kodaly

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Bartok & Kodaly at Powell Symphony Hall

Some concerts fill an evening. This one gives you a program with three distinct personalities, all under one conductor. On April 30, 2027, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra returns to Powell Symphony Hall with Domingo Hindoyan on the podium for Kodály's Dances of Galánta, Sierra's Salseando and Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra. Three composers, three titles, one live room in St. Louis.

Then there is the soloist. Trumpet player Pacho Flores joins the program, which gives the concert a featured voice to follow alongside the full orchestra. That is the kind of detail that makes a live performance feel specific rather than routine. You are not settling in for background music. You are watching a conductor, a soloist and an orchestra bring a carefully chosen lineup of works to life in real time, with the sound filling the hall around you.

The 10:30 AM start also makes this an outing with its own character. Invite a friend, a parent or a fellow music lover, and give the day a strong beginning that you will still be talking about at lunch. Some programs are worth discussing long after the final note, and this one offers plenty to compare: the dances, the Salseando energy, the concerto. Choose your seats now through grab your seats for Bartók & Kodály at Powell Symphony Hall.