St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Brass Trio

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Brass Trio at Sheldon Concert Hall

Three instruments, one conversation. On November 19, 2026, at 7:30 PM, Sheldon Concert Hall in St. Louis presents St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Brass Trio, titled Radiance. The name might suggest a wall of brass, but this program is something more unusual. It is chamber music for trumpet, trombone and piano.

That lineup is the draw. Trumpet and trombone are two brass voices with their own character, and the piano joins them as a different kind of partner. Together they make a conversation among three players, a change of pace from a full-orchestra night. The program includes music by Castérède, Filas and Turrin, so the evening is built around real works by named composers. It was curated by Steven Franklin and Jonathan Randazzo with Peter Henderson, which means someone has shaped the program with intention.

Concerts like this make good plans. Bring a friend who loves the St. Louis Symphony and wants to hear its musicians in a different setting. Or bring someone curious about what a trumpet, a trombone and a piano can do when they share the stage. You will leave with something to talk about over a late drink. Make a night of it in St. Louis, and reserve your seats for Radiance at Sheldon Concert Hall.