An intimate recital in the historic Moody Mansion, two nights before Sæverud's world-premiere concerto.

Open the Galveston Symphony Orchestra's Moody Mansion Music series with Norwegian Grammy-winning composer-violinist and GSO Music Director Trond Sæverud, in an intimate recital in the historic ballroom of Moody Mansion.

On October 25, our Music Director, Trond Sæverud, winner of the Spellemannprisen (Norway's Grammy Award), steps forward to perform and conduct the world premiere of his own violin concerto, a new work commissioned exclusively for this orchestra, alongside Nielsen's Overture to Masquerade and Sibelius's Symphony No. 5.

Pianist Anton Nel in an intimate recital at Levin Hall, UTMB, ahead of his Brahms First Piano Concerto with the GSO that Sunday.

Naumburg International Piano Competition winner Anton Nel performs an intimate recital of solo and chamber repertoire, ahead of Sunday's Brahms First Piano Concerto with the GSO. We're delighted to welcome audiences to Levin Hall for the first time, an elegant new setting for our Moody Mansion Music series.

On November 15, internationally celebrated pianist Anton Nel joins GSO for an afternoon pairing Brahms's Piano Concerto No. 1 with Stamitz and Dvořák.

"Classical Favorites with a Wink," a playful afternoon of Mozart, Haydn, and their Classical-era contemporaries, comic works of the period, and a new work for viola, cello, and bass.

Steinway Artist Evelyn Chen in an intimate Moody Mansion recital, ahead of her Mozart concerto with the GSO that Sunday.

Steinway Artist Evelyn Chen — praised by The New York Times as "a pianist to watch" — performs an intimate recital of solo and chamber repertoire in the historic ballroom of Moody Mansion, ahead of Sunday's Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21 with the GSO.

On February 21, Steinway Artist Evelyn Chen, praised by The New York Times as "a pianist to watch," performs Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21, framed by Verdi and Rachmaninoff.

On April 4, cellist Julian Schwarz, first-prize winner of the Schoenfeld International String Competition, takes on Saint-Saëns' Cello Concerto No. 1, alongside Rossini and Beethoven.

On May 2, internationally celebrated violinist William Hagen, a top prizewinner of the Queen Elisabeth Competition, closes our Masterworks series with Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto, alongside Bernstein and Copland.

The Galveston Symphony Orchestra closes Season 48 with a special Pops concert honoring Juneteenth in the city where it began. Join us for an afternoon of music celebrating freedom, culture, heritage and the enduring significance of June 19, 1865.