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Psycho™ in Concert

Enjoy this classic horror film like never before!

Kristin Chenoweth and Your Kansas City Symphony

Powerhouse Vocals & Show-Stopping Selections

Introducing the official app of your Kansas City Symphony

Now available on the App Store & Google Play Store

2024/25 Season Tickets Now Available. Classical, Pops & Family Series.

Fantastic music. New, memorable experiences.

Mobile Music Box Concert Calendar

Free outdoor concerts across the KC metro!

Disney’s Hocus Pocus™ in Concert

Bewitch your movie night | Oct. 25-27

Mozart’s Requiem

Immerse yourself in the masterpiece

Tubby the Tuba and the Toy Symphony with Really Inventive Stuff

Family Series Concert | Sunday, Nov. 10

Strauss’ Alpine Symphony, with Chopin

Matthias Pintscher conducts this monumental concert

Join us for Matthias Pintscher's Inaugural Season!

2024/25 Season Ticket packages available now

Fantastic music. New, memorable experiences.

2024/25 Season Ticket packages available now

Fantastic music. New, memorable experiences.

Magnificent musicianship that will refresh and recharge you! KC's premier live music experience is right here. Let's make great memories together. Curated Season Ticket packages filled with musical fireworks and new, memorable experiences. Secure the best available seats now.

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Experience

What to Expect at the Symphony

Experience

What to Expect at the Symphony

Expect to enjoy yourself! There’s no need to study, but we do have notes, podcasts and playlists and more for your enjoyment.

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Community

Learning Through Orchestral Music

Community

Learning Through Orchestral Music

From programming in Helzberg Hall to community outreach, we have programs for people throughout the community to experience hands-on access to the symphonic music.

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Spotlight | Librarian

Fabrice Curtis

Fabrice Curtis

Spotlight | Librarian

Fabrice Curtis

Fabrice Curtis joined the Kansas City Symphony as music librarian in July 2012. A native of Kentucky, he received his bachelor’s degree in music education from the University of Kentucky and his master’s degree in music theory from Florida State University. Prior to joining the Kansas City Symphony, he completed coursework and exams for his doctorate in music theory at Florida State University and is currently working on a dissertation examining the fugal compositions of Shostakovich. During his graduate studies, Curtis taught undergraduate courses in written theory and sight-singing. He has remained active as a clarinetist, and he performs whenever time allows. His interest in music librarianship began after working with the librarian of the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra and realizing how much he enjoys preparing music for performance.


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