Singers from across the Twin Ports take the stage with the orchestra the evening of Saturday, Nov. 21, for their first performance of the season, filling Symphony Hall with Dvořák’s jubilant Te Deum.
Founded in 1959, the DSSO Symphony Chorus brings together dedicated volunteer singers from across the Twin Ports under the direction of chorus master Richard Carrick. Over the decades, they’ve joined the orchestra for landmark works like Beethoven’s Ninth and Handel’s Messiah.
Before the chorus takes the stage, the orchestra celebrates the wide-open American landscape with Copland’s An Outdoor Overture, Hanson’s cinematic “Romantic” Symphony, and Higdon’s blue cathedral.
For tickets, visit dsso.com.
