St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Marsalis' Fifth

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra: Marsalis' Fifth at Powell Symphony Hall

Some afternoons deserve more than a couch and a scroll. On March 14, 2027, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra takes the stage at Powell Symphony Hall with Marsalis' Fifth, a 3:00 PM concert built around the sound of a full orchestra in a live room. You don't just hear a program like this. You sit inside it, in St. Louis, with the people beside you and the music in front of you.

The centerpiece is Marsalis's Symphony No. 5 Liberty, led by conductor Teddy Abrams. Around it, the program brings Copland's Our Town and Adams's Frenzy. That's a compelling mix to take in during a single sitting: three distinct works, one conductor guiding the whole journey. If you love hearing how different composers fill a hall, this lineup gives you plenty to talk about on the way out.

The listing also names JLCO and bass-baritone Kevin Short, adding more reasons to circle the date. Bring a friend, a partner, or a fellow music lover and turn the afternoon into a plan instead of a maybe. Concerts like this become the story you tell later: where you were, what you heard, who you shared it with. Pick your seats for Marsalis' Fifth and see ticket options for this St. Louis concert.