St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Brahms' Third

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Brahms' Third at Powell Symphony Hall

Some concerts ask you to sit back. This one asks you to lean in. On January 8, 2027, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra brings Brahms' Third to Powell Symphony Hall, and the morning starts at 10:30 AM. That's a rare kind of invitation: give your day a beautiful beginning, right in St. Louis, with a full orchestra in the room.

Stéphane Denève conducts, and the program is built to keep your attention from the first note to the last. Brahms's Symphony No. 3 anchors the event. Glanert's Vexierbild adds a piece you may not know yet, which is half the fun of a live concert. Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1 puts the spotlight on James Ehnes, the violin soloist. Three works, one conductor, one stage. Hearing them performed live is a different thing from hearing them through earbuds.

Think of who you could bring. A friend who loves the classics. A parent who has always wanted a symphony outing. Someone who has never been, but is curious. A shared morning at Powell Symphony Hall gives you something to talk about long after the final applause, and a reason to step away from the usual routine. The program offers familiar names and a new discovery in the same sitting. If you've been waiting for a reason to go, this is a strong one. Choose your seats, make your plans, and find your tickets for Brahms' Third at Powell Symphony Hall.