Tchaikovsky with Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Prokofiev, and more

The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, led by Robert Spano, enriches Fort Worth's cultural scene with over 120 concerts annually. They've played Carnegie Hall, released 13 acclaimed recordings, and collaborate with groups like Texas Ballet Theater and Fort Worth Opera. As the resident orchestra at Bass Performance Hall, they premiere works and feature renowned guest artists.

Robert Spano, born in Conneaut, Ohio, is a renowned conductor known for leading major American orchestras, winning multiple Grammys with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. He champions contemporary works, has directed acclaimed operatic performances, and frequently appears on TV. His collaborations include composers Golijov, Higdon, and Muhly. Spano served as music director of the Atlanta Symphony (2001–2021) and was named music director of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra in 2022. He's also an acclaimed composer, praised for works like Four Elements and Hölderlin-Lieder.