Classical Music
May 20-
Jaap Van Zweden shares the home with violinist Michael Guttman.
April 17-
The university has just added a musical theater minor to increase students' opportunities for well-rounded educations.
April 8-
The singer is in town April 12-14 to perform with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra.
February 6-
Plus, a rose and card.
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Expect beads and costumes galore!
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He threw in a few blues pieces, too.
January 26-
You don't have to love Oz to think the Tin Man is oddly sexy...
January 24-
You don't have to love Oz to think the Tin Man is oddly sexy...
December 24, 2012-
The TSO: where pyrotechnics warm the heart.
December 5, 2012-
Hagman was an avid supporter of the arts, local charities, and environmental causes.
November 29, 2012-
Take part in free ice skating, pictures with Santa and live music.
November 26, 2012-
Poised to become a major player in the national and international arts worlds, Dallas is working smarter to ensure its Arts District is funded and operating at top capacity.
November 6, 2012-
This is the first time Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 4 has been performed in Texas.
October 2, 2012-
Because you can't make all 170+ events ... or can you?
August 23, 2012-
It's an evening of classically-trained musicians playing video game tunes.
June 27, 2012-
It's already July, so it must be time for Fourth of July celebrations.
May 17, 2012-
With a coffee shop!
February 15, 2012-
Classical music, hockey, and Mardi Gras events are your best bets this week.
January 24, 2012-
Anyone over the age of 88, this isn't for you.
January 23, 2012-
Get your tickets soon.
December 6, 2011-
Dallas' mayor believes Jaap van Zweden has contributed greatly to our growing arts center.
November 3, 2011-
Dallas' mayor believes Jaap van Zweden has contributed greatly to our growing arts center.
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