Wednesday, March 17, 2021, 12:00 p.m.
Venue: NW corner of the new Science building
Admission: Free
Season: 2020-2021
The DSO Concert Truck will be on campus at noon on Wednesday March 3rd for a free outdoor concert. The event will be located in the “knuckle” – the northwest corner of the new Science building, facing Residence Hall South & the Physics building. Please join us and bring your comet card to swipe in for COVID-19 protocols.
About The Concert Truck:
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Wednesday, March 17, 2021, 12:00 p.m.
Venue: NW corner of the new Science building
Admission: Free
Season: 2020-2021
The DSO Concert Truck will be on campus at noon on Wednesday March 3rd for a free outdoor concert. The event will be located in the “knuckle” – the northwest corner of the new Science building, facing Residence Hall South & the Physics building. Please join us and bring your comet card to swipe in for COVID-19 protocols.
About The Concert Truck:
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra, in partnership with the Concert Truck, presents collaborative community concerts across the city, outdoors with audiences and performers able to maintain a safe distance while enjoying live performances. The Concert Truck, founded in 2016 by concert pianists Susan Zhang and Nick Luby, is a mobile concert stage that brings classical chamber music directly to communities. The Concert Truck travels all over the United States performing alone and with other musicians to a variety of venues and audiences.
“Our musicians have been wonderful to volunteer to play chamber music around the city. Since May they have done more than 80 appearances in many different locations,” said Kim Noltemy, Ross Perot President & CEO of the Dallas Symphony. “As the weather has gotten cooler, we looked for a way to continue this music-making, and we found The Concert Truck. This will be an incredible method for the DSO to perform outside the Meyerson in a very professional manner. We are delighted to be able to share the stage, literally, with our colleague arts groups in Dallas and take the show on the road to our audiences around the city. We are so thankful to Susan and Nick for the vision and idea to create this innovative mobile stage.”
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