Some Symphonic performances go beyond the traditional concert experience.
Through collaborations with dance, theater, visual art, opera, and other creative disciplines,
these programs bring the music to life in a more immersive and unexpected way.
The full orchestral experience
Symphonic Series (10 Concerts)
From Beethoven and Mozart to bold contemporary works and a world premiere, the Symphonic Series showcases the full range of orchestral music, with select programs enhanced through Theater of a Concert experiences.
Entertaining. Familiar. High energy.
Pops Series (6 Concerts)
From full feature films like The Wizard of Oz to the music of Journey and guest artists like Pink Martini, Pops brings familiar favorites to life with the full power of the orchestra.
It's a fun, high-energy concert experience designed to entertain and engage.
CINEMATIC. IMMERSIVE. UNFORGETTABLE.
NEW Movies in Concert Series (4 Concerts)
Experience the movies you love in a whole new way with four full feature films and live orchestra. This new subscription package brings together our most popular film concerts into one unforgettable series, with 10% savings when you subscribe.
Fun for all ages
Family Series (3 Concerts)
From magical favorites like Harry Potter to imaginative adventures like When Instruments Roamed the Earth, the Family Series brings music to life through storytelling and interactive experiences.
Designed for all ages, these concerts introduce the orchestra in a fun and approachable way.
Intimate and up close
Chamber Series (3 Concerts)
Experience chamber music in the Kimbell Art Museum's Renzo Piano Pavilion, where smaller ensembles create a more personal and detailed listening experience.
A Better Way To Experience the Season
Planning ahead makes every concert easier and more enjoyable. With a subscription, you secure your seats, save on tickets, and enjoy the flexibility to adjust when plans change.
From the energy of live performance, to the experience of Bass Performance Hall; every concert is part of something bigger.
