JUST ANNOUNCED

Kevin John Edusei, Principal Guest Conductor

JUST ANNOUNCED

Kevin John Edusei Appointed Principal Guest Conductor

Mr. Edusei’s initial three-year term begins with the 2022-23 Season. He will serve as Principal Guest Conductor Designate beginning January 1, 2022, and become Principal Guest Conductor on August 1, 2022.

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In "Swing is the Thing" music and movement merge as four world-champion swing dancers take the stage to strut their stuff alongside the orchestra in a show that captures the swing era of the '40s and '50s.

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Guest conductor Anna Skryleva had the Fort Worth Symphony playing better than its Dallas counterpart

In a Halloween-ish program, the Russian conductor enforced focus and precision that eluded the DSO the night before.

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Fort Worth Symphony pulses with fresh new energy at Opening Night Celebration

Like a concert score that shifts tempo from adagio to vivace, the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra opened its new symphonic season with some refreshing and unexpected vigor at both a concert and celebratory after-party on Friday, September 17.

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Fort Worth Symphony, led by Miguel Harth-Bedoya, to premiere new work addressing climate change

This weekend, the FWSO will play Colombian composer Victor Agudelo’s ‘Algo Va a Suceder’ (’Something Is Going to Happen’). Inspired by Gabriel García Márquez’s short story “Algo muy grave va a suceder en este pueblo,” the piece, Algo Va a Suceder (Something Is Going to Happen), addresses climate change.

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Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra hosts first full-capacity show since start of the pandemic

"To be back to normal repertoire, normal seating capacity, our beautiful normal performance hall, this is very exciting for all of us," said Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra President and CEO Keith Cerny.

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'We're coming back home': Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra returns to Bass Hall for first time since pandemic began

There's a lot of red tape involved with visas and traveling currently, making it a challenge to bring in German conductor Kevin John Edusei for opening night.

"I'm very thankful that the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra's administration did all the hoop-jumping that was necessary to get me from Germany here to Fort Worth, Texas," Edusei said.

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2021–2022 Season Announced

The 2021–2022 season features 31 performances of 10 Symphonic programs, 21 performances of 7 Pops programs, 4 special one-night-only performances, and 3 Family Series performances. including a gala concert featuring World-Renowned violinist Sarah Chang.

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Concert and Dinner at the Annual Symphony Gala

Join us for A Gala Evening with Sarah Chang on February 26, 2022.

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