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How Professional Orchestral Music Inspires Connection, Belonging and Joy 04/06/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreProfessional orchestral music creates a powerful shared experience that fosters connection, belonging, and joy. Live performances engage both the senses and emotions in ways recordings cannot—through the energy of musicians, the presence of a conductor, and the physical vibrations of sound. These moments unite audiences, allowing even first-time listeners to feel part of something meaningful.
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Donor Spotlight: Denman & Company 04/05/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreDenman & Company is generously supporting the Des Moines Symphony's Masterworks 6: Hope – Copland & Gershwin in April, 2026. Learn more about this company doing good in our community!
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Donor Spotlight: Meier Bernstein Foundation 04/02/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreFor decades, the Meier Bernstein Foundation has played a leading role in the arts and culture scene throughout Des Moines. Read on to learn how their support continues to inspire the community today.
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Courage – Alpine Symphony Program Notes 03/30/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreRead about the music and composers featured in our season finale, Courage – Alpine Symphony on May 9 & 10, 2026.
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Hope – Copland & Gershwin Program Notes 03/04/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreRead about the music and composers featured in Hope – Copland & Gershwin on April 18 & 19, 2026.
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Des Moines Symphony's Fourth Annual Fred & Charlotte Hubbell Visiting Artist In Residence Program 03/01/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreThe Fred & Charlotte Hubbell Visiting Artist in Residence Program brings outstanding national and international musicians to Des Moines for an annual residency. Read about our 2025-2026 Artist In Residence, Stella Chen, and her week of activities.
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Des Moines Symphony Youth Concerts to impact nearly 6,000 school children 02/27/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreA core part of our mission is to "create outstanding educational opportunities." Each spring, we invite fourth graders from all over Central Iowa to hear the Orchestra perform at the Civic Center in four special performances over the course of two days.
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Meet Stella Chen 02/02/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreJoin us for an unforgettable weekend of musical storytelling as Stella Chen makes her debut in Beethoven’s radiant and lyrical Violin Concerto. Mozart’s beloved “Prague” Symphony follows, dazzling with bold orchestration inspired by the composer’s deep affection for the city. The concert concludes with the sweeping beauty of Smetana’s The Moldau from Má vlast, carrying listeners on a vivid musical journey along the Vltava River, from the heart of Prague into the rolling Czech countryside. Read more about her before attending the performances on March 14 and 15, 2026 at the Des Moines Civic Center!
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Reflection – Smetana & Beethoven Program Notes 02/02/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreRead about the music and composers featured in Reflection – Smetana & Beethoven on March 14 & 15, 2026.
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Celebrate Black History Month 02/01/2026 In Symphony News
Read MoreBlack History Month is a time to honor the artists whose voices have shaped and continue to shape our cultural landscape.
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