Powell Hall

The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra finished its fiscal year with a balanced budget but reported a $3.2 million loss in earned revenues due to canceled or postponed shows. SLSO President and CEO Marie-Hélène Bernard said staff furloughs and salary cuts will continue.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra will cancel performances through the end of the year, a move prompted by the continued spread of the coronavirus.

As St. Louis Symphony Orchestra musicians file into the Powell Hall stage door facing Delmar Boulevard, they’re striding along the boundary that divides a…

For the second consecutive year, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is reporting an operating budget surplus.The symphony finished the 2018 fiscal year with…

Opening night at the symphony has a special buzz and a once-a-year chance for the orchestra's artistic leader to welcome back the musicians and the…

This weekend, St. Louisans will say goodbye to a maestro known for honoring the magnificence of classical music while also making it approachable for the…

The St. Louis Symphony has announced its 2018-2019 schedule, which includes a mixture of classics and new works.The method of selecting the lineup was…

In 1966, the St. Louis Symphony scrambled to find a venue for a publicized concert after plans fell through to play at the Kiel Opera House, now the…

If you’re a celebrated jazz artist who has played with some of the genre’s lions, you could continually reinterpret the past and satisfy fans nostalgic…

The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra can claim some of the glory in a Grammy Awards nomination announced today.Violinist Leila Josefowicz was nominated for…