St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Bruckner's Fourth

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Bruckner's Fourth at Powell Symphony Hall

Some concert nights ask you to do more than listen. They ask you to settle in and let a big orchestral work unfold. On February 27, 2027, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra brings Bruckner's Fourth to Powell Symphony Hall in St. Louis, with the evening starting at 7:30 PM. It is a night built around one major symphony, and that gives you a clear reason to leave the couch behind.

The program puts conductor David Danzmayr at the center. He leads Bruckner's Symphony No. 4, and that is the kind of centerpiece you want to experience in a room with live players rather than through earbuds. Live performance has its own pull. You see the musicians working together, you share the quiet before the music begins, and you take in the performance as it happens. If you love orchestral music, or you're curious about it and want a worthwhile place to start, this is an inviting way to spend a Saturday night.

There is more on the bill than the symphony. Danzmayr also conducts Kevin Puts's Bassoon Concerto, with Andrew Cuneo as bassoon soloist. That pairing adds contrast and a little discovery to the evening. A solo voice steps forward, and a full orchestra answers. It's also a good excuse to make plans with a friend, a partner or fellow music lovers and talk about what you heard afterward. Choose your seats, mark the date, and give yourself an evening at Powell Symphony Hall. Check ticket options for Bruckner's Fourth here.