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Who owns Meyerson Symphony?
the City of Dallas
The Meyerson Symphony Center is owned by the City of Dallas and operated by the Dallas Symphony Association. There are four private suites, for small concerts, meetings and events designed by Booziotis & Company Architects of Dallas – Texas.
Who designed Meyerson Symphony Center?
I. M. PeiDallas Symphony Orchestra at Meyerson Symphony Center / ArchitectIeoh Ming Pei FAIA RIBA was a Chinese-American architect. Raised in Shanghai, Pei drew inspiration at an early age from the garden villas at Suzhou, the traditional retreat of the scholar-gentry to which his family belonged. Wikipedia
How many people does the Meyerson seat?
2,062Dallas Symphony Orchestra at Meyerson Symphony Center / Capacity
The centerpiece of the MSC is the Eugene McDermott Concert Hall, an intimate, acoustically superior, performance space with seating for up to 2,062.
Who built Fountain Place in Dallas?
Dan KileyHarry Weese
Fountain Place/Architects
Who is the architect of the Dallas City Hall?
I. M. PeiDallas City Hall / Architect
What color do you wear to the symphony?
There is no official dress code, but you’ll see guests wearing everything from jeans to cocktail dresses. Most guests opt for business attire or business casual.
What are the best seats at the symphony?
It all depends on the view, sound, and experience you want. The most expensive seats are usually found in the middle of the hall. The sound there tends to be a little better and the view is pretty good. The cheapest seats are usually found in the front and last rows or far off to the side.
Where is the best place to sit at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra?
(mid-to-back center) and (back rows) While the back rows on the orchestra floor feature comfortable seats along with a straight-on view and great sound, the back orchestra terrace offers deeper rows with more legroom.