Dallas Wind Symphony

Recommended:: Woodwind, brass and percussion

Founded 1985, based in Dallas, TX

http://www.dws.org/

December 22

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8 p.m. at Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
January 26, 2010

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8 p.m. at Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
February 16, 2010

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8 p.m. at Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
March 16, 2010

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8 p.m. at Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

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The Dallas Wind Symphony, "America's Premier Windband," is the leading professional civilian wind band in the United States today. Comprised of 50 woodwind, brass and percussion players, the band performs an eclectic blend of musical styles ranging from Bach to Bernstein and Sousa to Strauss. They combine the tradition of the British brass band with the musical heritage of the American town band and the pioneering spirit of the 20th century wind ensemble.

The DWS makes its home in one of the world's greatest concert halls, Dallas' Morton H. Meyerson Concert Center, where it provides an annual concert subscription series. They have twelve highly acclaimed CDs on the Reference Recordings label under conductors Howard Dunn, Frederick Fennell and Jerry Junkin. In 1995, recognizing the Dallas Wind Symphony's importance to the community, the City of Dallas granted the windband use of the historic Fair Park Bandshell, both as a venue for summer outdoor concerts and as an administrative office.

Since its debut in 1985, the Dallas Wind Symphony has entertained more than a million people both at home and increasingly, on tour. Among those entertained was Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, for whom the DWS gave a command performance in March 1991.

Information from the symphony's site