St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Live at the Pulitzer: Program 3

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Live at the Pulitzer: Program 3 at Pulitzer Arts Foundation

Some concerts ask you to sit back. This one asks you to lean in. On April 14, 2027, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra brings Live at the Pulitzer: Program 3 to the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis, with the evening starting at 7:30 PM. It's chamber music, which means a concert built around close listening and the kind of detail that big nights out can sometimes blur.

The program is called Provenance, and it's curated by Christopher Stark. That curatorial touch gives the night a point of view. Instead of a random sampler, you get a program shaped with intention, featuring works by Onovwerosuoke, Ligeti, Wilson and Okpebholo. Four composers. Four distinct voices. If you like discovering music you might not have heard before, or hearing familiar names beside new ones, this lineup gives you a real reason to be curious. The individual artists haven't been announced, so the program itself is the draw.

Here's the other appeal: it's easy to make a night of it. Invite a friend who loves music, a partner who likes trying something different, or anyone who'd rather talk about a concert afterward than scroll through another evening at home. A St. Louis Symphony Orchestra chamber program at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation gives you something specific to look forward to and something to carry out the door with you. Mark April 14 on your calendar, then check ticket options for Live at the Pulitzer: Program 3 and plan your night around the music.