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Celtic Thunder: Legacy
The Irish singing group brings their new show to the DECC. Legacy is a live show featuring a mix of lively, fast-paced and upbeat songs like “A Place in The Choir” “Galway Girl” and “Raggle Taggle Gypsy” that represent the fun-loving nature of the Irish and slower classic ballads like “Danny Boy” “Noreen” and “Buachaille On Eirne” that portray a more nostalgic and romantic side.
Find out more »DSSO’s Time For Three
Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra presents the self-proclaimed “classical garage band” Time For Three performing works from Bach to Kanye West.
Find out more »DSSO’s Four Seasons
The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra performs Vivaldi's The Four Seasons and Mozart's Requiem with violinist Erin Aldridge and the DSSO Chorus. Mozart Soloists: Sarah Lawrence, soprano Holly Janz, mezzo soprano Calland Metts, tenor Andrew Gangestad, bass
Find out more »DSSO’s Beethoven Project: The Early Years
With moderated concerts the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra offers a new perspective on the works of Ludwig Van Beethoven. This season focuses on "The Early Years" with works by Mozart and Handel that influenced Beethoven. As part of the project the DSSO will perform and record all of Beethoven’s nine symphonies, kicking it off at this show with his first symphony featuring pianist Gilles Vonsattel. Repertoire Water Music Suite No. 2 - Handel Piano Concerto No. 3 - Beethoven Symphony…
Find out more »DSSO’s Remember When Rock Was Young
Craig Meyer performs Elton John hits at the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra's New Year's Eve concert.
Find out more »DSSO’s Russian Tales
The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra presents a night of Russian music featuring American pianist Jeffrey Biegel performing Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2. Also, Youth Symphony students will join in Tchaikovsky’s Marche Slave. Finally the Russian tale of the puppet Petrushka comes to life in a ballet score composed by Igor Stravinsky. Follow the story of the ballet with real-time program notes delivered to your smartphone.
Find out more »DSSO’s Hidden Treasures
The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra performs Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4, Glazunov’s Violin Concerto and Sibelius’ Symphony No. 7 -- three largely ignored "hidden treasures." Because Sibelius’ music captures the landscape of his Scandinavian home, the DSSO challenge audience members to send in their best pictures from Scandinavian vacations or trips around Minnesota lakes. The best images will be projected onto a large screen during Sibelius’ music. Soloist Yevgeny Kutik will perform on violin.
Find out more »DSSO Pops: Big Time Swing
The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra performs Viennese waltzes and polka favorites during the first half of the show. After intermission, Duluth’s Big Time Jazz Orchestra joins in for the swinging sounds of Big Band greats such as Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman.
Find out more »DSSO’s Resurrection
The Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra performs Mahler's Symphony No 2 with soloists Carrie Hennessey and Abigail Nims.
Find out more »DSSO’s Now & Then
The Duluth Civic Orchestra was founded in 1931 and performed its inaugural concert on May 2, 1932. On the program was Tchaikovsky’s stirring Symphony No. 4. Almost to the day 85 years later this music will come to life again as the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra celebrates 85 years. Now & Then also features the Valentino Dances by Minnesota-based composer Dominick Argento, and Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 2 with a pianist who Duluth audiences have embraced like one of their…
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